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Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Voltage Controlled Slope


via macumbista.net where you'll find the full details, images and audio.

"Desperately trying to finish some new electronics before other tasks consume my attention… the latest module for my DIY synthesizer is something like a clone of the recently released Makenoise Maths, which is itself a riff on the Serge Dual Universal Slope Generator. I actually imagine it much more as a kind of analog computer to tell the truth...

The module was created using PCBs from Ken Stone/CGS synths. I love Ken’s boards to death. I used:

2 x CGS75 Voltage Controlled Slope
1xCGS26 Analog Logic
3xCGS04 DC Mixer"



Posted by matrix at 1/26/2010 11:08:00 AM
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2 comments:

  1. macumbista1/26/10, 1:28 PM

    Direct link to post on my site:

    http://macumbista.net/?p=421

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  2. matrix1/26/10, 4:39 PM

    Post updated with the link. Sorry about that. I thought the link was active.

    ReplyDelete

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