PolyMiK breadboard sound demo

Okay. Added the ring modulator and the OTAs for feedback (resonance) and the VCA.
Things to do - some tricks for offset handling of the multiplexed exponential converter, will give a bunch of trimpots i think.
Need to make sure that i have enough buffer caps for the power, as i have some sync effects i don't want, but all in all, the result is quite okay for less than 12 hours i spent up to now.
More to follow the next weekends.

By the way - in the last video, i forgot the filter capacitors. Thanks to all those stray capacitance of a breadboad, it worked anyway :)

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• DIY
• electronics
• analog
• synthesizer
• VCO
• VCF
• sound
• demo

[error204]

how did the proyect turn out?

[MusicMiK]

@error204 Nothing happened due to total lack of time and other projects that still are incomplete due to total lack of time.

[MusicMiK]

Not just my circuitry. The filters currently are 1:1 taken from the AAC Tiracon, the VCOs are based on the Korg Trident ones. This time, i just create the stuff around them on my own :)

[error204]

@MusicMiK aaww, what a shame, ,we'll be waiting!

[vstmonger]

Cool shit man!

[ChrisLody]

This sounds really rich, its amazing you got to here in 12 hours. I'm looking forward to see how far you develop this. Cheers.