MATRIXSYNTH: Deckard's Dream CV & Effects Expander


Friday, March 10, 2017

Deckard's Dream CV & Effects Expander


This is the CV & effects expander for the upcoming Yamaha CS80 rackmount synthesizer from Roman Filippov of Sputnik Modular.

via Roman:

"Analogue ring mod and chorus, sustain controls and 16 assignable cv inputs

16 assignable cv/gate inputs
Analogue ringmodulator
Analogue chorus
Controls for sustain
MIDI in / out / thru
USB
May be used standalone as effects module
I expect a firmware upgrade with a standalone 16ch cv to midi conversion mode"

You can find the initial post on Deckard's Dream here.

6 comments:

  1. Why isn't this simply part of the main unit? Seems dumb to make two projects.

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  2. Perhaps so that people who want a 1U analog effects unit like this don't have to also pay for a $1000 (kit) to $5000 (built) synth on top of it.

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    1. This isn't an effect kit.... its an integral part of the CS80s envelope function and defines how the oscillators get selected and modulated... it is essential, and I would suggest they take a look at the backwards sustain controller... short should be at the bottom.....

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  3. It STILL needs to respond to PolyAftertouch over MIDI.

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  4. a few questions.... which module has the switch pedal input , the volume pedal input, is the WAH circuit not considered? the Sustain slider is backwards.. short should be at the bottom...

    also, the chorus circuit should have an off ( true bypass) an on sw (chorus in park) and then the 2 speed switches... (there is a ramp up and ramp down between chorus and tremolo)

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