Thanks a lot Mr Doepfer for the reply .. i hope i'll somehow make it work it seems simpler than breadboarding circuits for start at least thank again for the reply and i'm already waiting for the next diy board :) greetings Vladko --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, <yahoo@...> wrote: > > > hI aLL ,i'm new in the group ..and i guess it might be a bit out > > of place .. since once on Doepher web page says there is no > > really technical help for building the diy synth .. > > ..But i've spend so much time ,learning about synth circuits and > > not building any ..yet ..a distortion and a half lfo :)) > > ..so here's my really newbie dumb question that i hope someone in > > the group who has build a few things might answer it .. i hope > > .. Are all input outputs grounded ,it's a standard thing to do i > > guess .. i have not seen exceptions nowhere ,yusynth or thom > > henry's designs .. and others .. i'm waiting for the board to > > come so i thought i ask ... > > thanks a lot .. hope someone has the time > > greetings > > Vladosh > > All audio and CV inputs and outputs are GND referenced. If a connector is > not GND referenced it's mentioned in the manual (e.g. the controls for > attack, decay, sustain, release, and the controls for LFO frequency and slew > time). > > I'd recommend to built a synth based on our DIY SYNTH board only if you are > experienced ! Otherwise you may be disappointed if the unit does not work as > it should. It's impossible to give unexperieced users a distance learning > course in electronics. > > Best wishes > Dieter Doepfer >
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Re: DIY Synth voltage questions
2010-10-20 by rgt
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