Hi,
The board is now finished, and I just ran a little PT-1 Casio keyboard
(think Trio's Da Da Da) through it. It sounds great at the moment, but
I just need to make John Loffink's cutoff knob adjustments. I can see
what people mean about the noisy design too, but that's fine, I'll end
up with a few filters in my system to play around with, this Steiner
will end up being "fixed" in a patch I think.
Thanks a lot to Ken Stone for his amazing designs!
Finlay Shakespeare
The board is now finished, and I just ran a little PT-1 Casio keyboard
(think Trio's Da Da Da) through it. It sounds great at the moment, but
I just need to make John Loffink's cutoff knob adjustments. I can see
what people mean about the noisy design too, but that's fine, I'll end
up with a few filters in my system to play around with, this Steiner
will end up being "fixed" in a patch I think.
Thanks a lot to Ken Stone for his amazing designs!
Finlay Shakespeare
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, "Future Image" <futureimage@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I've almost finished my first module board, the Steiner VCF! I've got
> around 7 resistors to go and the front panel components. I think it
> will have taken me about 2 hours overall to get the finished board.
> Probably another hour to do my first front panel from aluminium and
> laminated paper.
> Really loving the demoes of the filter at the Cyndustries site.
> Thanks Ken for everything!
> Finlay Shakespeare (aka PSG aka Future Image :D)
>