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    Made New Synth

    Instead of creating a new thread I'll just post this here.

    EDIT (KLH): Thread moved to new post.
    So, I finally built a prototype of the synthesizer explained in chapter "Basics of synthesis : continued"

    Here's what it looks like :



    It sounds ok-ish for a square wave synth.

    I'm looking to add an on/off-switch, audio output and a low-pass filter as well adding knobs to it.
    Last edited by KLH; 06-17-2024 at 08:14 AM. Reason: KLH: Edit added. Link to content added

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    Your move ⚒️ Alex Murphy's Avatar
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    Interesting - at this rate in a couple of years you'll have a full home made Dj/prod setup
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex Murphy View Post
    Interesting - at this rate in a couple of years you'll have a full home made Dj/prod setup
    Yeah I already have three DJ mixers, a crossover, 4ch mixing console and now this monosynth.

    Here's a pic of what it looks like now, I added unbalanced 6, 3mm output jack and a start/stop-switch.


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    I see you also designed it to fit on some sort of rack...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex Murphy View Post
    I see you also designed it to fit on some sort of rack...
    It's not eurorack compatible, it's just the way the Hammond 1591-series enclosure happens to be.

    It'd be nice to make it in eurorack-format too, maybe with ext clock and CV inputs/outputs (I'm afraid it's not doable though)

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    Added knobs and tweaked the code a bit.



    It now has a range of approximately two octaves. Also, I switched the polarity of the tempo knob in the code.

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