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Posted: Sat Jun 03, 2006 7:41 pm
by GeeJee
noyau wrote:Yep, that'll be my first electronical creation....
But instead of the master keyboard, can't I take a "shoke" button or "attack" button ?
Yeah, that is possible.

But don't ask me how, cause as I said, if I start soldering, I'll end up with a microwave... :D

Posted: Sat Jun 03, 2006 8:10 pm
by Nico_Noyau
GeeJee wrote:
noyau wrote:Yep, that'll be my first electronical creation....
But instead of the master keyboard, can't I take a "shoke" button or "attack" button ?
Yeah, that is possible.

But don't ask me how, cause as I said, if I start soldering, I'll end up with a microwave... :D
If you want to make music with a microwave.....:mrgreen:
You said that because you are a master in electronic or because you are a noob ? :P

Posted: Sat Jun 03, 2006 9:36 pm
by PHASEREFFECT
noyau wrote:
PHASEREFFECT wrote:And in addition: "Easy" in no way, even it "looks" easy. If you never soldered something by yourself, i´m sure you will get many problems. But if you do it -slow-, then -maybe-. And don´t forget: The best Synthesizer doesn´t work without a Master Keyboard (Doepfer: 110€ for a Midi to CV interface including PSU),

Stef
Yep, that'll be my first electronical creation....
But instead of the master keyboard, can't I take a "shoke" button or "attack" button ?
I only look for an easier VCS3 !! With one VCO, one LFO and a filter, dunnow if it is hard but it is enough for effects (I think ;))
Of course you can take a simple button and feed it with some volts. but, forgive me the question: Would you only build it to generate sweep sounds?!? Bcause i think that -more- isn´t possible with this Synth when using a single trigger.

Greetings

Stef

Posted: Sat Jun 03, 2006 10:38 pm
by Nico_Noyau
Yes, I'll use it for effects, like the VCS3 and Synthi A ;)

Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 8:16 am
by jarrekid
noyau wrote:
PHASEREFFECT wrote:And in addition: "Easy" in no way, even it "looks" easy. If you never soldered something by yourself, i´m sure you will get many problems. But if you do it -slow-, then -maybe-. And don´t forget: The best Synthesizer doesn´t work without a Master Keyboard (Doepfer: 110€ for a Midi to CV interface including PSU),

Stef
Yep, that'll be my first electronical creation....
But instead of the master keyboard, can't I take a "shoke" button or "attack" button ?
I only look for an easier VCS3 !! With one VCO, one LFO and a filter, dunnow if it is hard but it is enough for effects (I think ;))
IMO, your best option is to go with this:
http://www.musicfromouterspace.com/anal ... ndlab.html
You can buy the PCB from Ray Wilson, and this will save you a lot of hassle. It is then easier to work with because you can see where all the components go. I will add the last two ICs this morning, and hopefully, it will be working. :)

Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 8:59 am
by Nico_Noyau
Ah, we come back to this synth, it seems to be pretty amazing :P
And they say 30$ for the PCB plus 30-60$ for parts.

And just one question, do you use a Master Keyboard CV Gate or something ?

Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 9:01 am
by Jakob BC
You will find a button to trigger the sound on both the Synthi A and VCS-3 so you will need a triggerbutton like this if you won't use a keyboard.

Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 9:05 am
by Nico_Noyau
Does the Mini-Synth have a trigger button (I didn't find it :?)

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:D
So now, I have to look for prices of master keyboards CV and/or sequencers and I'm sure my father will help me to make one :P

Posted: Sun Jun 04, 2006 6:47 pm
by jarrekid
Here is an octave keyboard, very easy to assemble, you'll just have to find a way of getting the PCB. Stylus design is at the bottom of the page BTW.
Here is Ray Wilson's sequencer. This is MUCH harder to assemble, but if you're planning on getting a modular, this will prove more useful in the long run.
Me? I'm starting with the keyboard, but then it'll be sequencer all the way.
Ray Wilson's DIY controllers, including MIDI - CV