That is encouraging news. Hopefully he keeps shipping Euro stuff.phonkmeister wrote:Roman was supposed to go to Berlin but he didn't get a Visa. I think Sputnik in Eurorack is not dead yet, I think I've seen he was working on a prototype of the frequency shifter in euro lately.mritenburg wrote:Was Sputnik at Superbooth 2017? Any news?
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Ill try to post here first.
Can some one take a picture of the back end of the Sputnik: west coast random source for me please?
I got one recently and wanted to compare my model with others.
Along the right hand side (facing the module from the Front face plate) I see some headers Along the inside but they are positioned so that you can not have access to them. Wanted to know if these could be used to adjust/or Break out features.
It may be worth re soldering the pins so that we have access to them?
Can some one take a picture of the back end of the Sputnik: west coast random source for me please?
I got one recently and wanted to compare my model with others.
Along the right hand side (facing the module from the Front face plate) I see some headers Along the inside but they are positioned so that you can not have access to them. Wanted to know if these could be used to adjust/or Break out features.
It may be worth re soldering the pins so that we have access to them?
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Thanks so much. Looks like Roman may not want us to use those ports.BaloErets wrote:Confirmed that I have the same on mine
Based on a quote from Roman
Those may be where the Firmware Data goes for the Digital Section of the FRV,QRV,and SRV.roman_f wrote: btw integrator is OTA-based, CA3080
the module also has a pulse divider - to odd and even pulses
FRV, QRV and SRV sections are digital in WCRS
noise, slew and s&h are equal to the original circuit, but adapted to work with negative voltages as well as positive ones
Maybe Roman Can elaborate on it. I would like to Adjust the Range of the Fluctuating Random Section and smooth them out when you use them at a high speed (with out using up other modules to Slew them)
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I can get rid of the Chirpy with the Built in Slew Limiter or with a Disting but I need them for other tasks.
I wonder if the Original 266 performed the same way?
Cross patching with a NanoRand is Fun.
The range may be 5 Volts but I can boost that if needed. I have gotten Lots of musical Results in just the hour or so of testing.
I wonder if the Original 266 performed the same way?
Cross patching with a NanoRand is Fun.
The range may be 5 Volts but I can boost that if needed. I have gotten Lots of musical Results in just the hour or so of testing.
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It can be used with CV or audio according to the product description.Flamusic wrote:Does anyone know if can run pitch cv from two sequencers thru the Sputnik Modular Selector and switch between them ?
Or is it not for accurate pitch cv and more for audio and controll cv ?
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Did you ask how to use the Frames as a sequential switch in one of the Frames discussions? I read that it's possible. You probably just need to configure it correctly. I don't own one, so I can't help you, but yeah, you should ask in a Frames discussion.Flamusic wrote:i read that.
But i also have a MI Frames wich could handle CV.
But its affecting the pitch CV.
So i cant youse it as a sequential switch to switch between Step sequencers.
Because its affecting the pitch.
So i would to be shure that the Sputnik can handle this.
Before order one.
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I know that Roman shutdown the Sputnik Modular instagram account. He seems to be focusing on Deckard's Dream and something called "Black Corp." Sputnik euro is uncertain at best.Naestran wrote:Does anyone have any news on the future of Sputnik euro?
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Sorry didn't mean it like that, badly put and easily misinterpreted.
Followup to the previous poster who wasn't sure if it was a good thing it was sold.
I'm saying it was good news as it was going to shut down - good that he will be still releasing his designs.
Of course I've got nothing against his products!
Followup to the previous poster who wasn't sure if it was a good thing it was sold.
I'm saying it was good news as it was going to shut down - good that he will be still releasing his designs.
Of course I've got nothing against his products!
My bad... Didn't make the connection! Glad it's still going, as I want that frequency shifter and another quad VCF someday.lud wrote:Sorry didn't mean it like that, badly put and easily misinterpreted.
Followup to the previous poster who wasn't sure if it was a good thing it was sold.
I'm saying it was good news as it was going to shut down - good that he will be still releasing his designs.
Of course I've got nothing against his products!
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I've been planning on putting together a Sputnik system, as I've gotten really into the West Coast/Buchla sound, and a full Buchla system is way out of my reach. The last few posts sort of freaked me a bit though... The website doesn't seem to have been updated since 2015, and the Twitter account hasn't been posted on since Jan 2016. Are they still around?
The debate leading up to this was between a Buchla Easel and a Make Noise B&G Shared System, but it seems like I can get more for my money with Sputnik. Can someone please shed some light?
The debate leading up to this was between a Buchla Easel and a Make Noise B&G Shared System, but it seems like I can get more for my money with Sputnik. Can someone please shed some light?
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I could really do with a couple of Sputnik modules, typical they should dry up now.Vynastin wrote:I've been planning on putting together a Sputnik system, as I've gotten really into the West Coast/Buchla sound, and a full Buchla system is way out of my reach. The last few posts sort of freaked me a bit though... The website doesn't seem to have been updated since 2015, and the Twitter account hasn't been posted on since Jan 2016. Are they still around?
The debate leading up to this was between a Buchla Easel and a Make Noise B&G Shared System, but it seems like I can get more for my money with Sputnik. Can someone please shed some light?
I've owned Make Noise, Spuntik, Verbos, Mannequins as far as West Coast style and related are concerned. I agree that the Sputnik 4 tap delay gets a bit unusable and I never looked back once I got the 4ms DLD. I don't think Sputnik is bad, but they're not the best. Love the Verbos multi envelope and Scan and Pan. Really, I'd just encourage you to buy and sell and find stuff you like. By using cross modulation and syncing I can get all sorts of complex dual oscillator sounds via my AQA osc and others, I have wavefolding through the AJH Sonic XV, one of the best filters I've ever used, all the west coast style random sampling modules are giant in terms of HP, I think there are better alternatives in less space, I have a morphing LFO via the Octasource..etc.etc..at this point I don't really feel I'm losing anything in terms of timbre or control I'd have by having an "all west coast" or Buchla style system.Vynastin wrote:I've been planning on putting together a Sputnik system, as I've gotten really into the West Coast/Buchla sound, and a full Buchla system is way out of my reach. The last few posts sort of freaked me a bit though... The website doesn't seem to have been updated since 2015, and the Twitter account hasn't been posted on since Jan 2016. Are they still around?
The debate leading up to this was between a Buchla Easel and a Make Noise B&G Shared System, but it seems like I can get more for my money with Sputnik. Can someone please shed some light?

