devinw1 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 19, 2020 12:47 pm

Bjarne wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 19, 2020 12:31 pm

Thanks,
do you plan to provide schematics for those that buy PCB’s (in case I want to try to figure it out for myself)?
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Indeed, I always do!

Nice! This surely looks like an instense but great build. I wonder if/how feasible it would be to skip the controller pcb and replace it with only sound modification pots and midi trigger inputs for non-euro usage - is the routing between PCB’s clearly defined? Apologies if this doesn’t make any se...

Nice! This surely looks like an instense but great build. I wonder if/how feasible it would be to skip the controller pcb and replace it with only sound modification pots and midi trigger inputs for non-euro usage - is the routing between PCB’s clearly defined? Apologies if this doesn’t make any sen...

It’s a great idea to open source the firmware if/when you feel ready for it. That way the life of the device is extended and can continue to progress. Cheers How is the progress with the firmware? Honestly stucked. Maybe Im open sourcing it in case any other guy(s) wants to keep developing it

Thanks for the advice and pointers!
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This looks great! How well have Q2 and Q3 to be matched?
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I know far too little about electronics engineering but I guess the following to posts may contain some interesting related reading. Anyway, I really like the blogs on that site. Cheers https://secretlifeofsynthesizers.com/the-strange-heart-of-the-roland-tr-808/ https://secretlifeofsynthesizers.com/...

Looks great! Since it’s so compact and allround I guess it would be reasonably straightforward to mod this to fit in a midified standalone box if that’s your cup of tea.
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Nice! Do you know where those buttons are from?
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SphericalSound wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 23, 2020 3:33 am

This is from Pablo and Spanish user. Too beauty not to share

Great! I bought a partial kit a couple of weeks ago and wonder if it is possible to get hold of the firmware? Eventually I’d like to play around with it and possibly do some modifications. Cheers Yeah, you are totally right. This and a lot of other features are planned to the next firmware update.

Just checking: have you selected ‘svf’ in the filter settings?

Hi, I don’t know issue but looking at the github repository the board is named to indicate that it shouldn’t be built: https://github.com/pichenettes/shruthi- ... design/pcb

Maybe you can compare the board with the latest revision to find the difference?

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Wow, what an absolutely beautiful build!

BTW was it hard sourcing the components? I bought the pcb years ago and had this on my backlog ever since.

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seal_cobblr wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 14, 2020 4:11 am

I landed on the Hammond 1550g (making it the biggest pedal I've ever seen) and a transparent sticker.

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I haven’t built mine yet, but I look forward to having access to the firmware for tinkering. A question on the low profile buttons: i guess it would be wise to replace these with some taller if making an enclosure? Not sure how to go ahead with this though since some components (eg capacitor and jum...

You may find some inspiration in the documentation for the heavily modified SDE edition of the SMR4 filter: http://mutable-instruments-archive.net/wiki/Shruthi-1_SDE Cheers is there any recommended way to get a highpass from this configuration? i tried some stuff on a breadboard but it seems like it...

You’re probably already aware, but in addition to SMR4 and other filter boards there is actually a Shruthi board LP2+Delay aka “Yellow magic” that is based on the EDIT: the same schematic as the schmitzbits ms20 filter: https://mutable-instruments.net/archive/shruthi/build/

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Hi, It sure would be awesome to have a generic powerful diy polysynth platform but if you want a programmable (presets) synth with analog voicecards I don’t understand how you could avoid many more DAC channels. EDIT: Ignore the above. I didn’t read your post right. 16 channels per voice should be p...

Yes, your standard panel design looks absolutely fabulous!

I note that you’ve skipped the screw holes for the 4 stand offs that normally hold the main board. Are they not needed?

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Flounderguts wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 27, 2020 11:48 am

Standard front panel looks amazing!

It looks great, but what is it?

mome rath wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 22, 2020 3:30 pm

Anyways, this works and sounds wonderful (below).

Ha ha, you and I have very different definitions of hobbyist. Excellent work!
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Luismarka wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 23, 2020 12:21 am

... I am no electronics expert, just a hobbyist,...

Thanks for the update! I look forward to ordering a full kit (without the opl2 board that I already sourced) in a couple of weeks. Cheers

According to the 1st post and description of the kits you need to source the OPL2 board (including chip) separately. There’s a link to the board.

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That sold out quick! I joined the waitlist on tindiebot for a kit before and got a notification 40 minutes ago that they were back in stock only to find out now that they are sold out. Did they really all sell that quick?
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diophantine wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 23, 2020 1:11 am

Looks neat! Depending on price, I'd be interested in a PCB with SMT parts pre-soldered.

The panel + enclosure looks way nicer than what I'd expect for a PCB panel + Hammond enclosure. So, while a custom one would be awesome, I'd also be totally happy with what you're doing now.

This looks (Edit: sounds) great, and I’m interested in a kit next run.
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