Hey all! I just finished my MOTM-ized BZ2300, the Blacet Binary Zone. I must say, this is quite the toy! You can make nice little portamento or trill events, divide a frequency by up to six octaves, and many other fun count-by and divide-by tricks. My favorite so far is to clock this module with noise and set the divide controls to lower settings. With a little lag added, this make your notes sound like their produced by some mutant jello. Fine business, indeed, John Blacet! While drilling my Stooge panel, however, I failed to notice that the hole marker labelled "clock" was really for an LED. I drilled it for an output jack! I *did* notice that the LED used the same buffer as the intended clock outputs, so now I have two full-width clock pulse outputs. In the near future, I'll add a 4017 wired to divide by an odd number at this output-perhaps with a slew-to give me an "anti-clock" output. For those concerned- why, yes I have plugged jello into an amplifier. The less said about this, the better... Chub-all wiggly
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Binary Zone On!
2003-08-31 by osthelder
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