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== Entry level projects ==
Designed more for simplicity than high performance. Good enough to get an introduction to some basic principles of Synth DIY. Using just a handful of components and easily built on [[stripboard]].
=== Passive circuits ===▼
Passive circuits don't require powering.▼
* [[CGS real ring modulator]] and [[CGS real ring modem]] - ▼
* [[Moog passive filters]] - ▼
* [[Passive mult]] - Probably the easiest module to possibly build, all you need is some [[connectors|jack]]s, some wire, and a soldering iron. This module allows you to split a signal to be sent to multiple destinations. '''Passive mults are not suitable for V/octave CV control, because the voltage may drop when split, due to varying impedances in the destinations'''▼
* [[Vactrol VCF]] - This can do interesting things right away unlike a [[VCO]] which doesn't do much interesting on it's own.▼
=== Active circuits ===
Active circuits need some Volts for power.
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* [[LMNC simple-filter]] - a simplified MS20 LPF<!-- https://www.lookmumnocomputer.com/simple-filter -->
* Tim Escobedo's [http://electro-music.com/forum/topic-67769-0.html&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight= Q&D VCF]
▲=== Passive circuits ===
▲Passive circuits don't require powering.
▲* [[CGS real ring modulator]] and [[CGS real ring modem]] -
▲* [[Moog passive filters]] -
▲* [[Passive mult]] - Probably the easiest module to possibly build, all you need is some [[connectors|jack]]s, some wire, and a soldering iron. This module allows you to split a signal to be sent to multiple destinations. '''Passive mults are not suitable for V/octave CV control, because the voltage may drop when split, due to varying impedances in the destinations'''
▲* [[Vactrol VCF]] - This can do interesting things right away unlike a [[VCO]] which doesn't do much interesting on it's own.
== See also ==
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