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SSG

2002-07-03 by DarkStr717@aol.com

Got to foolin' around last night and came up with a quasi-stepped generator.
If this is redundant or otherwise common knowledge, flame me in private or
congratulate me for clawing my way out of blockhead status.
Moduals..... VC Clock / Pulse divider
gate "out" from one of the clocks into "input" of Pdiv. (set Clock between
11 & 12:00)
take the output of either 3,4 or 5 from the Pdiv and bring it back into the
VC "in" of the other clock. Set switch to "both". The "freq" knob will
control the rate of the steps.
I think this is how i remember it from last night. I'll check myself out
tonight. I'm having a little trouble with the 'ol memory this morn 'cause i
got a slammin' migrain right out of the gate today and the head is a little
scrambled. hahaha...... great way to show up for work. Yes......... it's
gonna be a slow one today folks!!!!! LMAO!!!!
Kind regards
John D

Re: SSG

2002-07-03 by John Papiewski

Err -- where is the step output? It sounds like you're creating a sort of wacky
clock-pulse rhythmn source. But all I see are pulses, not steps.

John P aka the central scrutinzer

DarkStr717@... wrote:

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> Got to foolin' around last night and came up with a quasi-stepped generator.
> If this is redundant or otherwise common knowledge, flame me in private or
> congratulate me for clawing my way out of blockhead status.
> Moduals..... VC Clock / Pulse divider
> gate "out" from one of the clocks into "input" of Pdiv. (set Clock between
> 11 & 12:00)
> take the output of either 3,4 or 5 from the Pdiv and bring it back into the
> VC "in" of the other clock. Set switch to "both". The "freq" knob will
> control the rate of the steps.
> I think this is how i remember it from last night. I'll check myself out
> tonight. I'm having a little trouble with the 'ol memory this morn 'cause i
> got a slammin' migrain right out of the gate today and the head is a little
> scrambled. hahaha...... great way to show up for work. Yes......... it's
> gonna be a slow one today folks!!!!! LMAO!!!!
> Kind regards
> John D
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Re: SSG

2002-07-03 by DarkStr717@aol.com

The LED on the second clock that you are pulsing should behave and look like
your stepped generator......mine did... i didn't check this at the audio
level... i was too tired. Sorry if i've wasted everyones time. I guess i'm
still just a numbskull. I'm out until Friday... I'll either confirm that
this is happening like i think or I'll just drop off the list for lack of
intelligence.
JD

Re: SSG

2002-07-09 by John Papiewski

John D

Still waiting for your in depth analysis of the strange SSG patch.

I don't have a VC clock in my rig but maybe something similar can be done with a
DTG??

Thanks

John P.

Re: SSG

2002-07-09 by DarkStr717@aol.com

In a message dated 7/9/02 3:12:23 PM, johnp299792@... writes:

<< I don't have a VC clock in my rig but maybe something similar can be done
with a
DTG?? >>

will get back to you on that....been sick of late....
John D

Re: SSG

2002-07-25 by electronophus

Sorry if this is a little off topic or offensive to anyone...

I just purchased a populated PCB for a serge smooth/stepped
generator, and am wanting to put it in a nice little front for my
modular... does anyone have any information for the pot/jack/power
connections from the pcb... I would greatly appreciate any help

thank you

Marc

Re: SSG

2002-07-25 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr

I have a similar situation. Please cc me for any info on the SSG
pot/jack/power connections and pot values.

Thanks,

Scott
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electronophus wrote:

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>
> Sorry if this is a little off topic or offensive to anyone...
>
> I just purchased a populated PCB for a serge smooth/stepped
> generator, and am wanting to put it in a nice little front for my
> modular... does anyone have any information for the pot/jack/power
> connections from the pcb... I would greatly appreciate any help
>
> thank you
>
> Marc
>
>