MonoMiK Moog VCF test

The VCOs for my new project are built, now the filters have to be developed and built. So why not take a first snapshot of the Moog style LPF sound, while it's still on the breadboard?
The light delay impression comes from the two audio tracks not being perfectly synchronized - iMovie didn't give better results here.
Schematics for the VCO are on my website, those for the VCF follow after build and test.

More about the project: http://www.mik-music.org/tiki/blog1

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• DIY
• music
• synthesizer
• electronics
• breadboard
• veroboard
• VCO
• VCF

[MusicMiK]

So, some more documentation now. Just created the schematics for the VCF module and added the (not absolutely complete) layout files to the site. Can't post links in comments, so please check back the video info to get the link to the blog, where the newest post tells you about it :)

[cyberheater]

Thank you for the reply. Looking forward to trying this out in the future.

[MusicMiK]

Documentation of the modules is released as soon as i built a module and tested it successfully. Quality control ;) The scheatics in PDF usually are the first to appear, somewhen followed by the schematics and PCB layout (gEDA format and PDF). The PCB layout might be unrouted, as i just complete it for component placement on the veroboards.

The VCO is not yet completely documented because i have drawn just one of them, the module has two of them, so i need some additional work. Maybe weekend.

[cyberheater]

Sounds lovely and phat. A beautiful moog like filter.

I would like to try to build some of your modules. Have you got vero board diagrams and part listings?