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"these modules are the next in the "dot series." i'm ordering the first rev PCBs this week (one is done, the other just needs its jacks shifted around) and if they check out i'll get the front panels.
this is .MIX. it's a mixer with a transistor makeup gain stage copied from the Moog CP3, including the rail voltages (a regulator is used to provide the -6V rail).
there are no opamps in this thing at all, and it will be driven into distortion easily. alot of the tones on Redshift records are multiple oscillators being distorted by the CP3s.
the output attenuator is bipolar.
the .COM is a comparator/divider optimised for audio and based on the SH-101's suboctave circuit. a fourth output which ANDs the main output and the first suboctave is provided in addition to the original 3. the signal input is at the top and the other input jack is for voltage control of the threshold for PWM.
by "optimised for audio" what i mean is that its output swing isn't 0-5V, but -5V to 5V.
i might change the text from "threshold" to "pulse width". i don't know.
"what would i need this for?" you might ask, i would answer that maybe you want to use a filter as an oscillator, or perhaps you'd like suboctaves on your sawtooth oscillator."
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