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...and comparators with surprising results, ranging from complex wave shaping to pitch shifting of saw tooth waves. == Some ideas on how to use this module == ...

...ences, trills etc., when used with VCOs. Of course it's use is not limited to VCOs only. ...e" techniques, the CV outputs are constant from the beginning of the cycle to the end - there is no "charge period" in which a brief glide is heard. ...

...to [[KiCad PCB EDA Suite|KiCad]] and [[Git]] but who have enough know-how to open a terminal and use the command line. == Contributing to KiCad == ...

...om the original owners manual. Only some parts of this document will apply to any home constructed units. Please note that Metasonix is not available for ...nverter to drive the TS-23, set it to output Hz/V and attach its CV output to either CV input of the TS-23. The TS-23's driver circuit was set so that 0. ...

...soon realized this wasn't going achieve what I wanted. I needed to be able to control when these jumps could occur. As such, some form of memory element ...esultant voltage is fed to a VCO, effects from subtle semi-random melodies to 70s sci-fi computer sounds can be generated. ...

...nto). Voltages from a keyboard, sequencer, or other sources can be applied to the IN jack, and the RISE and FALL knobs will now determine the rate of gli ...k set by the processing knob. Since both the RISE and FALL can be switched to be controlled separately or together, the slope of either or both can be sh ...

...multiplexor, i.e. ''not bidirectional''. It can route one of eight signals to its output, ''but not the other way around''. It can also provide in depend ...our control input processors. These convert any incoming CV or gate signal to those suitable for the internal circuitry of the module. Their sensing poin ...

...]] and [[Doepfer Musikelektronik GmbH|Doepfer]], with different approaches to module power connectors and front panel mounting holes. These days the Doep ...few tenth of a mm less than whatever multiple of 5.08 mm it is, to give some tolerance for final assembly. A [[19-inch rack]] has a usable wid ...

== Some ideas on how to use this module == ...is a multiplexor, i.e. not bidirectonal. It can route one of eight signals to its output, but not the other way around. It can also provide independant g ...

...cribing the unique sound qualities (there are three different sections) is to say that they alter the timbre in exciting new ways, producing interesting ...re is a rounded flattening of the signal peaks: an effect somewhat similar to overdriving a tube amplifier (except that in this version the process is vo ...

...the module, in the 1/f mode, the size of a pitch step is inversely related to the frequency at which it will occur. In other words, the smallest steps ar ...D/A converter, it drives a bank of knobs, allowing harmonic relationships to be set up. ...

...om the original owners manual. Only some parts of this document will apply to any home constructed units. Please note that Metasonix is not available for ...edance line-level input. Please use the volume control in the amp or mixer to control the listening level. (Headphones are especially useful in understan ...

== Introduction to digital signals == ...limitations of '''digital signal processing''' ('''DSP''') it is important to understand the distinction between continuous and [[discrete]] signal repre ...

...atest digital technology is. This closed mindset seems amazingly like 1932 to me, only distorted in a funhouse mirror. [[digital signal processing|DSP]] ...few pentode thyratrons). The extra grids in the tetrode and pentode serve to further shield the anode from the grid potential. So, the "shield grid" fur ...

...CGS drum simulators. It generates a single drum sound that can be adjusted to sound like a cymbal, hi-hat, snare drum, electronic drum, or numerous other == Some ideas on how to use this module == ...

...nt of the classic twin-T circuit in a form that is suitable for connection to modular synthesizers. It contains two separate drum sounds, each individual ...s some minor changes. TL072 are used throughout. Hysteresis has been added to the trigger inputs. All connections are now in a single row, with strain-re ...

== Cutting PCB to size == ...edge. Score it deeply on both sides. Clamp one or both sides between wood to prevent the board being scratched. Then snap it off. A craft knife works es ...

...ched between low and high ranges, as well as off, and also has a rate LED, to allow visual determination of the frequency at which it is running. As per == How to use this module == ...

...feedback and it begins to oscillate, synchronizing to the incoming signal to some extent. All this while running on a standard synthesizer power supply, ...ide a photo below. The two 1N4148 are merely an insurance policy. They are to prevent the heater seeing any more than around 1.5 volts if an incorrect re ...

'''Books''' relevant to Synth DIY. See [[Electronics books]] for a list of electronics books and [[ ...hose less-well equipped to spot the errors (i.e. beginners) probably ought to steer clear of this one.<ref name="ts">[[Tim Stinchcombe]]</ref> ...