Theoretically, you still have space for one more logic output. Wouldn't A*B (4 quadrant multiplier/ring mod) be a good choice? Especially for processing DC signals.

yes, I'm still in.

so IOW, two additional LFOs retriggering ADs?

it would be nice to have 2 seperate loop speed knobs.. outside the AD shape knobs..(tempo match and change envelope lengths) not seen this done they are always linked to the AD or ADSR knobs. also be nice to find a way to effect the speed over time.. ..bouncing ball effect .. etc.. :) Isn’t it what...

absolutely, count me in.

... The above is a misconception. ... Even a "stepped waveform" consisting of only 2 steps (samples), comes out as a perfectly continuous sine. Please read what was written again. I carefully avoided any claim of disconinuous multi-step output. Perfectly continuous and perfect sine are not the same...

The digital means of waveshape generation almost always requires some form of filtering on the output to deal with the granularity of the discrete steps used to form the desired waveshape. As technology improves this granularity is getting smaller, and the filtering relationship changes in kind. Mo...

Rex Coil 7, how about brazing or welding aluminum busbars and T-bars for a system with multiple power supplies? would this provide better conductivity than screws?

I wish we had something like this:

Martin, your build is so well done. I enjoy it immensely.

One thing to consider, the Dotcom power connector specifies pin #2 socket as keyed (blocked with a plastic plug). This means, you should always cut pin #2 on the pcb header, otherwise you won't be able to insert a keyed power connector.

yes, I was wondering if @dslocum was going to use the Random Source design or develop a new pcb for 5U.

a draft of how DUSG could fit in 3U. Function set based on Random Source SERGE DUAL SLOPE GENERATOR MK2 XL.
http://randomsource.net/serge

let me describe what I did in the demo: - 4 LFOs, each has a different speed, shape, range and offset, which allows addressing a very specific range of a wavetable - each LFO goes to dedicated VCA - a joystick controls the mix of the 4 VCA, which then is used to modulate the wavetable - to make the ...

I have a plaits. It's a great module. But it does not provide a mix of four simultaneous outputs from four wavetables (or even from four access points from one large wavetable) with four separately addressable and separately modulated wave scans, with different scan CVs for each of the four wave ou...

Maybe there is a misunderstanding about the module - ? Because it seems to me that regardless of whether someone likes the sound of this module, and regardless if someone feels they already have a wavetable osc that they like a lot, basic math and logic shows that one wavetable cannot accomplish th...

even when someone is not right .. they find a way to say they are right.. this sums up the internet. Indeed. anyway, they're now blocked, life is too short to argue with idiots. I'm happy to answer questions for people about the module. Paula calling names I see... well, this was very mature of you.

no, it's just the main output from Plaits. Everything else is modulation. My point was that I can get the same sound from a single oscillator, and that the complexity of your design doesn't sound like anything more than that. Also, controlling this type of modulation planes with a joystick is much e...

You're welcome to your opinion, and if you feel you can do the same as I did in my video (even at the end where I change the corner waveforms) with a "standard 2-axis scanning module" I'd love to see it. Paula I thought you'd never ask :) See attached example of four-quadrant wavetable scanning. A ...

what you describe is an equivalent of a wavetable oscillator with 4 banks and n-rows in each bank. It doesn't really matter if you call it corners or banks, because you only have one scanning point, not 4 independent oscillators (with independent pitch control). The advantage of your design is that ...

I'm probably missing the point, how does this module sound different than any other wavetable oscillator with interpolation between banks and rows? If you add two CVs, one for scanning the rows and one for banks, the sonic result will be exactly the same type of plane. If you patch a joystick, there...

Thanks, I appreciate that the layout isn't for everyone. It's difficult to get that many sockets and knobs onto a panel :) I didn't mean to offend anybody, sorry if I have. I simply stated my preference. I do see a problem though, when eye-candy undermines the easy-of-use, e.g. making the UI too cr...

sorry, this layout is a deal breaker for me. Too unbalanced and self-indulgent for MU.

to add to the discussion, for me it's not only about panels.
Undersized, non-standard (cheaper) knobs and unbalanced, overcrowded panels (3 jacks per row in 1U) are deal breakers as well.

did someone say MATHS???

I can barely stand the all-blacks panels, without silver flanges, so no.