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2004-12-17 by supisuzoi
i've also been hoping to make 1200-series faceplates for some blacet modules (mini wave, for instance..?). i've never bought blacet, since i really don't like knobs to be so close together. but now that we're in the era of front panel express, these things can be remedied... btw,
2004-12-17 by grantrichter2001
There is a silkscreen layout in the manual. If you feel comfortable working with surface mount electronics, you can put a switch in series with D6. With D6 disconnected, you can use the "Clock Out" jack as a "Clock In" for a 0 to 10 volt square wave. The pattern advances on the r
2004-12-16 by drmabuce
Hi Andrew (of the PSIM list fame) doc here... As far as i can see, the 1200 series modules were designed very 'close to the bone' everything is designed to make ultra-efficient use of the components. and keep production cost & labor down to a minimum So i think the chances that G
2004-12-16 by Andrew Scheidler
Yeah, I can't use the NR as a master unless I buy something that produced MIDI and DIN sync from the NR Clock Out. The mod would *have* to be cheaper than that... Your idea of having the Ext Rate In be a *divider* would be teets on the duck's back! Andrew >>> c.d.sawyer@tcu.edu 1
2004-12-16 by paradigmshiftbeats
P.S. Wasn't sure whether this subject line was a spelling error or simply a veiled reference to the "punk" nature of this module.... :-) Chris
2004-12-16 by paradigmshiftbeats
P.S. Wasn't sure whether this subject line was a spelling error or simply a veiled reference to the "punk" nature of this module.... :-) Chris
2004-12-16 by paradigmshiftbeats
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew Scheidler" wrote: > How difficult would it be to add Clock In capability? So that the internal VCO was not used at all and an external clock ran things. I like to have everything (808, BZone, Fat Controller, Mobius, PSIM, EGs, etc) ticki
2004-12-16 by Andrew Scheidler
Hi, my name is Andrew and I'm a Fracaholic. I've spent two evenings with my new Noise Ring, and I have to say I'm a little frightened of it. Like that "chuckie" doll, I fear that it might do something evil while I'm asleep* those LEDs are like alien eyes or something* I guess you
2004-12-15 by waveform100
My JAG-Story! I had my JAG now for about 7 month, but didn't realize what kind of superb module it is. I played around with my JAG the last month and big love began to grow. I had an idea coming from my old Yamaha CS-30 The CS-30 only has 1 LFO and one Sequencer, but its very liv
2004-12-15 by dustin sedlacek
thanks for the responces i will dig a little deeper into this idea thanks for the help
2004-12-14 by Fahl, Romeo
Having built a couple, I can say that if you're patient enough to roll your own, the #3 Wogglebug is definitely worth the effort. R. > -----Original Message----- > From: drmabuce [mailto:drmabuce@yahoo.com] > Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 8:37 PM > To: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.co
2004-12-14 by drmabuce
Hi Dustin I've never disassembled my production wogglebugs for a component by component comparison but I was in close contact with Grant during the development of the circuit in the summer of 2001. To my knowledge, there were six prototypes. #5 was the production model ***. I've
2004-12-13 by ed.j.wise
or anyone else that knows how is the wogglebug#3 schematic that i have found diffrent from the production model wogglebug that is sold on the web site?
2004-12-10 by grantrichter2001
They look darker because they were scanned instead of a flash photo. But they are the same shade of blue as the other modules. I'll post a picture of a full dress rack next week. Thank you for your continued support! PS: For those with PSIMs, I posted a picture of the blue PSIM o
2004-12-10 by grantrichter2001
I put up some pictures of the "official" 1200 series rack ears on the Wiard site. They turned out good... I don't know how to price them. If you want some, give me a call on the telephone (remember the telephone? a reliable and fast comunication device?). Happy Holidays!
2004-12-09 by Tentochi
Analogue Heaven Mid-West (AHMW) Gathering 2005 has just been announced! ***** Saturday, March 26, 2005 *****
2004-12-07 by grantrichter2001
I suggest you check out "Universal Hall Pass" by Melissa Kaplan with sound sculpting by Bryan Carrigan. http://www.universalhallpass.com/ A simply wonderful album of smart vocals and synthesis. Just For Fun, no synthesizers at all. Horrorpops: "Hell, Yeah" Thank B-52s with a Horr
2004-12-06 by waveform100
I had almost the same problem, after I realized, that for Vector- Synthesis you need linear VCAs together with the JAG. The Blacet VCA Quad-Mix uses exponential VCA's and I don't want to use my 4 VCA's in my Wiard 300 VCO's, they are busy. I just found a very cheap way, if you li
2004-11-27 by kursk53704
hello noisemakers: I have a noise ring for sale. It's the original model and it's in perfect condition. Saving up for the blue-faced model. $190+ shipping. Contact me off-list if interested. It's a wonderful & marvelously flexible device. Good for talking to space people and the
2004-11-27 by verbos2002
that's a mac.... I don't know what a paac is. --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "verbos2002" wrote: > > could someone span a pic of the file? I have a paac, but I'd love to > see what this looks like.... > > > mark > > > --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" > wr
2004-11-25 by verbos2002
could someone span a pic of the file? I have a paac, but I'd love to see what this looks like.... mark --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" wrote: > > Also the thickness is set at 1.5mm. There is a piece of 50 mil > aluminum underneath the rack ears. The combinat
2004-11-24 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 11/24/2004 3:47:42 PM Eastern Standard Time, davevosh@aol.com writes: - not still at the pc board prep stage. best, dave my apologies to the list for the clutter - misdirected private e-mail. best, dave
2004-11-24 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 11/24/2004 1:09:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, grichter@asapnet.net writes: . I am working on finalizing the Boogie Filter PCBs by end of week. mike, odd - i thought they were about ready to start shipping - ? - not still at the pc board prep stage. best, dave
2004-11-24 by grantrichter2001
Also the thickness is set at 1.5mm. There is a piece of 50 mil aluminum underneath the rack ears. The combination fo the two should come out about flush with the 2.5mm module panels. I have been told you can fit a multiple or converter on the rack ears. There is almost 1 inch of
2004-11-24 by Michael Ford
On Nov 23, 2004, at 10:02 PM, wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com wrote: > Description : If you REALLY like engraving Indeed !
2004-11-24 by grantrichter2001
I just uploaded two Front Panel Express files for blue Blacet rack ears. They were an import test, and very busy graphics wise. They have a LOT of engraving on them. Just delete the $30 worth of engraving to make blank ones. But someone may like the artwork too....
2004-11-24 by wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the wiardgroup group. File : /rackleftENG1.fpd Uploaded by : grantrichter2001 Description : If you REALLY like engraving You can access this file at the URL: http://grou
2004-11-24 by wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the wiardgroup group. File : /RackRightENG1.fpd Uploaded by : grantrichter2001 Description : If you REALLY like engraving You can access this file at the URL: http://gro
2004-11-22 by ginorobair
Hey y'all, I have an Elpac WM071-1950-D5 wall wart power supply that can be used to power three Wiard 300-series modules. New, never used. If you'd like it, contact me off list. Thanks, ginorobair.
2004-11-15 by grantrichter2001
The link wrapped, damn. I added the link to the "Links" section at the left of page. Also switch S1 is not needed since it is replaced by a patchcord. Ha, Ha --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" wrote: > > For the technically inclined, have a look at > > http://w
2004-11-15 by grantrichter2001
For the technically inclined, have a look at http://www.musicsynthesizer.com/Circuitry/Multi-Function%20VC F.htm The opening block diagram is practically a schematic for the Boogie filter with A,B,C and D being the 6,12,18 and 24 dB per octave outputs. The mixing is done external
2004-11-15 by grantrichter2001
This is where engineers says "That information is proprietary" which actually means "We haven't bothered to write down the equation because it was easier to just build the device". As far as I know, it is original work and is not related to any published algorithm, fractal or oth
2004-11-15 by grantrichter2001
> i see terms describing, would it be called "filter topology" ?, >and i`m often not sure what that contributes to the sound of a >particular filter as opposed to thing`s related more to the >device`s general design and component selection - like >"sallen-key" or "butterworth" or
2004-11-13 by Mike Marsh
Hi All - Didn't I read that there would be sound samples and more info about the Boogie filter on the Web Page this week? Is it there but I didn't find it? Mike
2004-11-10 by Robert Hoffman
They're all gone. Thanks to everyone who replied. Rob On Tuesday, November 9, 2004, at 10:52 PM, Robert Hoffman wrote: > My apologies to those who will receive this on multiple lists. Just > making some room in the racks. > > Wiard 1210 Noise Ring Data Resonator. Frac-Rac/Blacet
2004-11-10 by Justin Modra
Thanks for the correction (oops). Anyway, the gist of my question is : what fractal can the outputs of the Noise Ring be compared to? (I thought Brownian Motion for the AUX OUT?) grantrichter2001 wrote: Binary Coded Decimal only goes to 99 in an 8 bit byte. By using straight bina
2004-11-10 by Robert Hoffman
My apologies to those who will receive this on multiple lists. Just making some room in the racks. Wiard 1210 Noise Ring Data Resonator. Frac-Rac/Blacet compatible. These go for $249 new, get it now for $199 plus shipping. Very cool module but I just ordered a blue one. Info can
2004-11-10 by grantrichter2001
Binary Coded Decimal only goes to 99 in an 8 bit byte. By using straight binary, it goes to 256. --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, Justin Modra wrote: > Grant: > I thought that the numbers in the shift register were taken as a 8 bit BCD number and then converted to a voltage. >
2004-11-08 by Justin Modra
The fourses and fryall sound a little like a fight between a woggle bug and a noise ring. http://www.ciat-lonbarde.net/kittennettik/ktnklayout.pdf The circuit board layout looks pretty cool too. I think that the $250.00 price tag represents a great value. Comments? The only quest
2004-11-08 by Justin Modra
Grant: I thought that the numbers in the shift register were taken as a 8 bit BCD number and then converted to a voltage. Thanks for the clarification. - Justin grantrichter2001 wrote: > > PS - Here's a NOISE RING question for the group: > > "n+1" AUX OUT is a voltage based on a
2004-11-08 by Skot Wiedmann
the outputs are different weightings of the bits on the shift register. one is linear (n+1) and the other is exponential (2^n). the exp is the common way to interpret binary words, with a MSB and LSB etc. but the linear gives a different responce. so that is why the bits are conn
2004-11-08 by grantrichter2001
> > PS - Here's a NOISE RING question for the group: > > "n+1" AUX OUT is a voltage based on a number between 0 and 255 plus one. Where does it say this? It is not in the manual! I changed the manual to make it more clear.
2004-11-08 by grantrichter2001
Must be a typo. Here is the correction: "n+1" AUX OUT is a voltage based on a number between 0 and 8 plus one. Each value of n is related to the next as allowed by the CHANCE and CHANGE settings. n+1 out is a linearly weighted DAC. > Is this a simulation of Brownian motion? (Ref
2004-11-08 by Justin Modra
Dr Maduce: Thanks very much for the reply. I'm still not sure why a plain old op amp and FET won't work instead of an OTA - other than the OTA provides a variable resistance. Well, I'll have to research this some more with my OTA and Norton Op Amp cookbook. - Justin PS - Here's a
2004-10-31 by drmabuce
Hi Justin i hope you will forgive the intrusion, as your email specifically addressed Grant. And i hope Grant will respond as well because you can bet he will have something interesting to say. But your question is just too juicy to pass up. It touches on a lot of very critical i
2004-10-31 by controlexsanguinate
Hello! Anyone know when we can order this filter? Take care, Thomas
2004-10-30 by skuehnl
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Frank Hettlich" wrote: > Hello Grant, hello Gary, > > You made me really much happier talking more "clear text" in your replies!!! > > Being enthusiastic having bought my first Wiard module some weeks ago I > personally spent a LOT of money to
2004-10-30 by Justin Modra
Grant: What makes the Transconductance Operational Amplifier so special for synth applications? - Justin --- grantrichter2001 wrote: > > > Some members have also asked if that Boogie Filter > is a > limited edition of > > only 50 modules or will there be as much modules > as > re
2004-10-30 by Rob Hoffman
Thank you for the clarification Grant. It was mentioned on the list before that the boogie filters limited availability was about parts. Are there any parts in your other modules that are becoming scarce that we should stock up on if we find them ? Back when I had a Prophet 10 an
2004-10-30 by grantrichter2001
> Some members have also asked if that Boogie Filter is a limited edition of > only 50 modules or will there be as much modules as requested? > I do not deliberately limit the number of anything sold. I will make as many as I can get parts for. BUT all analog parts are disappeari