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cwnt
on 2009-10-20 03:40 [#02337650]
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organ pic
:-D
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Fah
from Netherlands, The on 2009-10-20 18:16 [#02337936]
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MetallicaDude
from the stazhole on 2009-10-20 20:49 [#02337953]
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JESUS CHRIST ITS YOUR OWN FUCKING SITE
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cwnt
on 2009-10-20 23:00 [#02337957]
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krelm
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Fah
from Netherlands, The on 2009-10-21 02:42 [#02337988]
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somehow my eyes went directly to the baby blue DS, but that's a lovely electronics system lab
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Fah
from Netherlands, The on 2009-10-21 04:34 [#02338019]
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and the tr-727
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Fah
from Netherlands, The on 2009-10-21 09:03 [#02338081]
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i tell you though, make a video of it, you'll be the first one
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cwnt
on 2009-10-21 09:13 [#02338082]
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What do you want to see on the video?
I patched up an LC filter circuit today but I couldn't make an amplifier, so it was dead quiet. It worked though. Switched from low pass to high pass by swapping the inductors and capacitors. I need to get more experience with building circuits before making any tracks. At the moment the only decent audio I can output is straight from the signal generator to the speaker. Time to spend a few weeks with electronics books to get familiar with all the concepts. Hehe, when I get into opamps properly it's going to kick ass for sure.
Pics from someone's blog: digital ed-lab
digital ed-lab insides
There's a digital lab on ebay now, really too expensive though. I think it would be relatively simple to make our own equipment like this. At least we would learn more by DIY.
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Fah
from Netherlands, The on 2009-10-21 12:54 [#02338141]
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download a datasheet of any opamp, you should be able to know how to patch one on the ed-lab and how they work
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cwnt
on 2009-10-21 13:29 [#02338149]
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Yeah thanks bre :-D
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dave_g
from United Kingdom on 2009-10-21 14:11 [#02338165]
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Look up a common emitter amplifier. You can make one of them with a single transistor.
You should be able to rig up some simple oscillators with that thing, no problem.
You can do some signal shaping circuits, and you could make a couple of different distortion effects using clipped diode feedback and the like.
Just remember, just because it resembles a synth, doesn't make it one. You are also severely limited as there are hardly any active devices.
You might have enough bits to make a variable, saw/triangle, square/pulse oscillator if you use the PUT (which are pretty much obsolete technology now).
In fact, I suggest you search for programmable unijunction transistor oscillator circuits...
have fun.
Also, I suggest you buy Horrowitz and Hill - Art of Electronics, can't go wrong with that book. Great for stuff like this.
If you want to mess around with DIGITAL stuff perhaps get this?
http://www.xilinx.com/products/devkits/SK-CRII-L-G.htm
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cwnt
on 2009-10-21 14:36 [#02338169]
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dave_g, cool post again, hehe :-D
you are welcome at electronics & music forum anytime :-D
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