Yes that is what non-bleeding means. This is thermal grease. Not thermal adhesive. Not thermal potting material. Thermal grease has the best thermal conductivity. The only way to get anything better than that would be with something that is slightly conductive and different dielectric constant. So t...

Might actually check out the Dixie too now, didn't know it had that many outputs. You know anything about or tried the Make Noise STO? most people that have an STO already have a lot of other make noise modules. I like that it has sine output and the sub-oscillator but I would probably never sell m...

https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/MG-Chemicals/8616-3ML/?qs=AAveGqk956HyHuAN7zAkJA%3D%3D looks good here is the spec from the manufacturer website Thermal conductivity of 1.8 W/m·K Non-bleeding https://www.mgchemicals.com/products/grease-for-electronics/thermal-paste/super-thermal-grease-ii/ the...

I think everyone buys from qing pu electronics in china. this is where erthenvar was buying the jacks, nuts, washers. that is where thonk gets the jacks. the only exception being the stacked jacks used in tiles which were a limited supply not for resale no reorder. I tried to buy erthanvar (the comp...

what would you say is a must have analog VCO? haha people on this forum can argue about this for days. there are so many different analog VCO's that all have different characteristic sounds and features. you also have to decide if you get one super amazing analog VCO or do you get 3 basic VCO's. do...

are you looking for thermal compound or thermal adhesive? thermal potting material has really poor thermal conductivity. the best conductivity is a very thin application of thermal compound between two flat surfaces. do you mind telling more about what exactly you are trying to thermally couple to w...

with a little bit of electrical tape on the pliers to prevent scratching the panel.

you could get a lot of really different answers. probably all good but very different perspectives. one of the things I focus on now is strictly creating sounds in eurorack that I sample into ableton. I use simpler/sampler in ableton a lot. I do love having a real spring reverb built into my custom ...

can the offset be trimmed out or does that make it sensitive to temp stability in the trimmer?

Hi, I have two of them and would like to know if i could merge the main switch (plug to the wall) instead to have 2 ? Thanks yes you can daisy chain it or you can make y cables. use the correct size wire to handle the load. connect the earths together on the power PCB then run a single earth. that ...

Yeah I hear it now. This is entirely related to the envelope follower in the model D. You can fix it with eurorack modules. All you need is a little more hysteresis or some timer that does not trigger until finished. The plankton envelope follower into the doepfer A-167 comparator with the gap contr...

clean the dust and grease off the end of the patch cable maybe? also you can clean the jacks. I remember this thread.
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=235437&p=3315311

You can get a foot pedal to trigger the ADSR. But if you don't want to do that, you can put a shit ton of super fast compression on the lyra8 audio output. I have done this before on synths that have the fastest attack not fast enough. You can also use a pedal with a lot of clean gain or just turn t...

There are more tricks you can do if you know the Vf of each diode. You can wire the switches in parallel with Vf ranked low to high. The lowest Vf that is engaged will be the diode clamp you hear regardless of the switch position of the blue LED. Germanium diode is the smallest Vf so it will be what...

If you are going to do effects in the DAW then you probably want analog VCO's and analog filters. If you are doing instruments in the DAW then you want filters and phasers in the modular. I think marbles is great for generating random sequences but so is the DAW. Plaits is good for duplicating every...

You can connect a 9v battery to a button and a patch cable into the model D. All you need is a button to trigger the ADSR. This is very cheap to make.

The right kick makes the whole track. The rest of the percussion is going through some kind of filter or phaser or reverb then into a gated compressor. The synths are also going through some reverb. Sounds like a concrete basement very small.

Use the model D keyboard as a trigger. Don't use it as an envelope follower. Problem solved.

The difference from an mbox to protools HD was huge. This is probably because of the crappy clocks, crappy DI, crappy mic pres. When you go from a motu to a burl, you are not going to have a lot of difference. It depends on your speakers actually. One thing that changes is the noise and clarity at l...

How are you triggering the ADSR? You press a key on the model D? Does the lyra8 have gate output or trigger output?

wuff_miggler wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 09, 2021 7:51 pm

put a hipass filter @ 20hz.
a multiband limiter clamping down on the sub-bass frequencies would be good.

Exactly what I was going to say. This is perfect.

I did it in VAZ modular in the computer because the 16 LFOs and the 16 input XOR. Sometimes you have to use the computer to do this kind of sound design. It would be 4 rows of doepfer just to make this patch in eurorack.

Probably a bad solder joint

That book I posted goes into linear power supplies in detail with all the math formulas you need to design them for your application. No discussion of thermodynamics though

This is close to the IEC symbol if you want to know more.