Woah, awesome !
I agree that an illustrated patch book would be really useful.

Well, it's an easy and evident approach to this module, but it's the same thing as saying that a Waldorf Microwave XT is a drone-machine : that is just an aspect of the synthesizer. The SWN is a nicely featured 6 voice synth minus maybe a filter, you can do a lot with it alone.

Thank you for doing this, it was nice to see the whole process

Okay thank you, so what exactly does a sequential switch do? It's the same as a railway switch : either route several inputs to one output (one at a time) or route one input to several outputs (one at a time). The switch is triggered by a gate and operates sequentially (ie. signal is routed to/from...

If you have only 2HP left and want something like the LRMSMSLR, Shakmat's SumDif fits the bill.

:p

So I merged the Git repo and flashed the beta firmware, I agree that the new per-channel panning is a really nice addition, and easy to use too. There are a few hiccups when switching from pan-mode to level-mode, but nothing too harsh. I still need to understand how is made the new sustain thing in ...

4mspedals wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 16, 2020 11:55 am

Cool, custom LFOs!

Custom LFOs and scales ! https://github.com/tsointsoin/SWN/wiki/SWN
I'll check the new beta firmware this weekend, I am curious about how you did the panning thing.
Thank you for this wonderful module

Thank you for this guide, it helped me a lot !

Great news ! I don't have anything using Select Bus so I won't bug you for testing.
Will you publish the code on github ? (asking because I am getting used to my custom LFO shapes :p )

Last firmware here, master clock is a x0xb0x which clocks a Zaquencer with midi and Pam with Dinsync. Zaquencer transmits midi clock to a TR-8, Pam transmits pulse to a Dfam. Everything stays in sync.
Do you have another clock source to try ?

l250v t 315ma should be slow-blow, Low Breaking Capacity I reckon. See https://www.swe-check.com.au/pages/lear ... rkings.php

Slow chaos and EOC on envelopes !

I am surprised that the "relevant XKCD" has not been posted yet ...
https://xkcd.com/927/

Go to https://malekkoheavyindustry.com/product/richter-dual-borg-filter/ and click on "Full description", there is a kind of manual. Relevant part might be that : The signal path of the Dual Borg is selectable: Series or Parallel. – In Series mode, when you plug into either in 1 or in 2, or even bot...

I reckon it sends a calculated pulse train depending on the midi note. It's so fast that you can barely see it.

If you're using Linux, Shuriken is good for sample-slicing. Don't know if it will export morphagene-compatible things, tho.

I didn't understood everything but I am willing to test

Example (raw) of stereo spread (SWN self-patched, LFOs on VCA) : swn_stereo.wav With added Valhalla things (SWN self-patched, LFOs on VCA and chord spread) : swn_stereo_fx.wav Firmware : https://github.com/tsointsoin/SWN/releases/download/v1.1/main.wav Please be aware that this build replace some LF...

I use a Nano DSO 201, the probe is attached to a 3.5 female plug and a patch cable. It works correctly, but you'll have to set the Volt scale to something like 2V/division.

Like some of you, I'm already feeling the need to be able to chose the panning of each channel. It is somewhat doable, maybe someone with proper coding skills could do it (maybe using a combination of button pressing and fader). Meanwhile I am experimenting with something simpler : Channel A is pan...

Will respond to some of these comments later but just wanted to say that after further discussion with Emilie I'll be rebuilding the repos ASAP and making all the source files available again. Definitely the right thing to do and I have a much better understanding of how this stuff should be handle...

lovtscho wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 13, 2020 6:11 am

I want to perform live with the case

How about some control modules, then ? (joystick, touchplates, ...).