Is something like the Flame Quad CV Recorder what you are looking for? 11E78D3E-C3BF-462A-A1CD-78798CBDA3C1.jpeg No not that either... I'm a little confused how exactly you want it, since I'm not familiar with the keyboard you mentioned. As I understand it, there are two basic ways you can record C...

It's called a voltage-controlled switch. Doepfer make a nice small 4-to-1 switch and a small dual 2-to-1 switch. The nice thing is they can go the other way too... 1-to-4 possible outputs. edit to add: the doepfer 4-to-1 is only one channel so you would need two if you want to do both cv and gates, ...

It's pretty easy to damage a pot by over-soldering it. I've done that. Really hoped this wasn't the case, going to be a *** to desolder... Got any tips to ease the process? Or for making sure it actually is damaged? Easiest way to desolder a pot (or anything with a lot of pins that's a pain to deso...

Also, I'm not sure if pumping more amps into the PSU will damage it, can anyone speculate whether pairing this wall wart with it will be problematic? You don't really pump amps in. It's better to think of it as a circuit draws amps out. So if you hook up a 15A supply to the AI PSU, and then only ho...

You may have better luck with DIY question in the DIY subforum: viewforum.php?f=17

I love it! Last time I listened to In C, I vaguely thought about doing something like this, but never actually did. I'm so glad you did! :sb: I'm interested in the module, too. I think I had some ideas for music I wanted to make that could benefit from such a module... I'll have to think about that ...

How are your DIY skills? Slew limiters are very easy to make. Just an opamp or two, a capacitor and some resistors (for most designs). If you're OK with DIY, I highly recommend you look up some schematics and try making some yourself. If you're not into DIY, Ladik and Division 6 both have duals that...

I still can't get over the fact that you want to select a system based just on how it looks . :despair: What part of it don't you understand? I guess I'm just not financially at the point where I could comprehend spending as much money as a modular synth costs without considering the sound and util...

I still can't get over the fact that you want to select a system based just on how it looks.

I think there are several reasons why there's not more talk about it: It's made by a fairly small manufacturer, even by modular synth company standards. It's a derivative of a module that you can buy manufactured but is mainly a DIY thing (and DIY things are not talked about as much as non-DIY usual...

The most insane thing I could think to do with a spare 4hp is put two 2hp modules with knobs right next to each other, and use them both at the same time.

What does "insane" mean to you, OP?

Pittsburgh Modular has a few. I started my modular fun with one of theirs they don't make anymore ("system 10.1+" or something like that), and their current ones are even better. I would also argue that the Moog Mother-32 and the Behringer semi-modulars are also starter kits, perhaps even moreso tha...

Hello Wigglers, I'm nearly finished building version 2 of the Module Tester. That is the one with the very expensive TRACO POWER TEL 5-1222. Before destroying it with wrong polarity of DC wall wart, could anyone tell me if the center pin of wall wart connector expects plus or minus (or if it doesn'...

I really like the A-143-3 Quad LFO. It's simpler than the A-143-4, no voltage control, but it's also a lot smaller. The LFOs are basic, but there are 4 of them and they're wonderfully immediate, no need to switch modes or select a waveform, they're just all right there. Plus run them into a mixer an...

(Ignoring the entire argument about the morality of Behringer...) I can't help but think that these modules have pretty horrible user interfaces! The placement, distribution, and labeling of all the elements (knobs, jacks, buttons, switches, etc) just seems kind of arbitrary and not well thought out...

It sounds like what you're looking for is called "tap tempo" and if so that Ladik module should do it. And so should the Peaks you already have. With the Peaks, go to the TAP and be in either Twin or Expert mode. Now it'll measure the time between input gates/triggers (or taps on the channel's butto...

I'm really confused. Didn't they announce this stuff already like 2 years ago? And we have other long debate-riddled threads all about this already? Why do we need another thread?

Whoa. OP, you posted something about an issue you had with a much-loved company (Thonk) before they even responded to your issue AND you wanted other people to pile on in complaining about them. It's hard to interpret that as anything other than a blatant attempt to publicly tarnish their name, and ...

I just checked mine and it looks like I did indeed use 3mm LEDs and they sit behind the panel, don't actually go into the holes. But the light comes through the front just fine.

If you have a sequencer that has CV over which step you're on, you can accomplish this by mixing the ramp that you're using to driving it with external voltages to disturb it, and then when you remove those external voltages it'll be back in sync.

Sorry to dredge up an old thread -- but I didn't want to dredge up an even older one. I've got an old 4ms RCD 1.0.4 clocker board I'm working through, the build guide is clear... except it clearly shows a 3mm led, and the hole in the panel is smaller. I've been looking at pics online and it looks l...

The LEDs used like that would be great for modulation sources, pulsating to the beat of an LFO for instance. Useful before plugging into them. Easier to find things in a dark stage or studio. Simple things like inputs one color and outputs another would be hepful in live patching situations. Ah! Go...

If you don't need to it be exactly like how Expert Sleepers' modules work, you could get lights with your jacks the way that Antumbra does it: reverse mounting a SMD LED across a hole below the jack. See the first pic in this thread for an example of how it looks: https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/v...

I have a minor feature request/gripe: I'd love to be able to hide all the Mutable Instruments clones and MI-derived modules. Seems like every time I check what new modules there are on on MG they're mostly direct clones or MI or mini-/micro-/u- versions, some of which have their own direct clones. U...

Forgot to mention: I'm fairly certain the Befaco Complex Envelope Generator is old and not in production anymore. The panel style isn't like anything they've done for years, and the perpendicular boards and panel wiring isn't the style of their newer modules.