nonlinearcircuits has
a post up on a panel based modular system he will be building. For those not familiar with panel based systems, it just means all featured modules are in one panel rather than having separate modules that need to be racked together. Serge makes panels vs individual modules for example. nonlinearciruits has a YouTube channel so hopefully we'll see this one in action.
"Panel 1 - bindubba 1 & 3 sequencers, multiples (banana to minijack connectors)
Panel 2 - PMS VCO, PMS VCO, dual DC mixers, LDR VCA/mixer, dual LFO, utility EG
Panel 3 - 5 stage Resonator, dual triple channel VCAs, double Jerkoff Chaos, EoE VCF (transistor ladder), ARP/Electronotes style 2 pole VCF, Divine CMOS (sub-oscillator, harmonic divider, harmonic ring-modulator, pattern generator, all kinds of tricks!)
Panel 4 - CMOSC (6 simple CMOS drone oscillators with gate selectable frequency control and sync function), 4 stage Thru & Hold, 4 stage Sample & Hold (these each have CV inputs and 4 individual gate controlled outputs), Four Squared Logic, The Great Divide, 8-bit Cipher, dual bi-directional switches.
Panel 5 - two Envelope Generators (based on Korg 3100 designs but modded for CV control of Attack/Decay, extra outputs and retriggerable), dual DC mixers, four Utility VCOs (these are 1V/oct and range from approx 0.1Hz to 8kHz so can be used as LFOs too), twin-T VCF with voltage controlled resonance, VC Wave Clipper, dual analogue Neuron.
Panel 6 - PT2399 based delay, Ramp generator, dual Utility VCOs, Veena (drone module based on Indian musical instruments), Six channel Mixer/Panner with headphone amp and multiple outputs (banana and 1/4 inch), Six Random Noise sources (pink, white, slow random, etc), Six Passive filters (Vibes, Vox, Brass, Funk, Harp, Gurgle - to use with extra outputs from Veena), The Bigot (CV controlled signal splitter), analogue And, Analogue Or, Controller (module for adding proximity or ribbon controller)
"Casio HZ-600 Digital / Analog SD Synthesis "Pro" Version of HT-700 3000 6000. The HZ-600 was Casio's 'professional' version of the popular HT series of Spectrum Dynamic Syntheziers. There are no built-in speakers as found on the HT 'home' series and must be connected to an amplifier. You can split the keyboard with two different sound with 3 different splint points."
