Modular Synth Panels

I have nothing against the small-knob layout, but the rotary switch  
causes the problem there, not only behind the panel, but for the  
silkscreen legending.

Another possibility -- a "Spread" control like the "Divergence"  
control in the Cyndustries module. I'd just implement it with a dual- 
gang pot, so we wouldn't have to add any circuitry. I wonder how she  
did the Series/ Parallel control. I assume she used the same PCB,  
right? Probably she did it passively. Anyone know?

Scott Deyo
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On Aug 23, 2009, at 6:02 PM, sduck409 wrote:

> I don't like either. It definitely can and should be a 2u design.  
> Use small knobs. Personally I don't have any attachment to the motm  
> knob grid - modules that go off the grid make the modular easier to  
> use IMHO - easier to find the appropriate knob while tweaking. The  
> only design elements that I find unchangeable is the jack grid at  
> the bottom and a black background (sorry modcan) - again, just MHO.
>
> Sorry. Conserving space in my modular is a major concern of mine.  
> Even though I have 4x24u to work with here, it's going to fill up,  
> and I don't really have room after that. I've taken quite a few  
> things that used to be 2u and made them 1u.
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