I think this might be the first completed DIY MidiALF, or at least the first I know of that Pete from Midisizer didn’t build himself. I think it is about as good a match for a Shruthi as there is on this world, surely equally great with any other Synths though as well. Build went well, and if you build one, I’m sure yours will go well too so long as you remember that LCD screens should face toward you and not toward inside of the case, and solder your header accordingly… All’s well that ends well ;)

Who else is working on one?

“The QuNexus features KMI’s Smart Sensor technology which transmits pressure, tilt, polyphonic aftertouch, and velocity.

QuNexus also supports CV, MIDI, USB, and OSC, for maximum flexibility.”

i remember we talked about a small controller like a nanokey playing MIDI but this is really cool…

Now I’d need volunteers for two things:

• first, general testing, things that don’t work, the usual
• second, if enough people post deals about music stuff, I can convince my partner to open a dedicated music gear section. So help me convince him and post some music related deals (in the “other” section)! I think the world needs a website where you can find deals about music gear!

The website is this one: http://www.dealsrunner.com/

Maybe I can find some little things to give to the volunteers in exchange, I’m thinking of something…

thanks!
Hannes

I saw that the MB522 is cool, but its not a kit :( and my TR505 is toast, it appears thatthe capacitors leaked all over the PCB :(

Thanks

I’m happy to announce that i will be able to Demo all of Mutable Instruments currently available Eurorack Modules alongside some of my own creations

Anyone else is attending the Show? Any fellow Shruthizens™ to form a proper MI Away Team??

BTW, you will be able to follow the GearOcalypse™ live via my Flickr Photostream

Edit:
Oh, and as Fr@nk pointed out right, access is only with a Modular Synth. No Modular, no Entry! No, a iMS20 is no Modular….

Here are recordings from the beast:
http://soundcloud.com/clemdu/sets/anushri-troubleshooting-audio/s-L5kRQ

I also made a small video of an oscilloscope (just a free plugin), with the sawtooth and square. The waves don’t seems “stable”.
https://vimeo.com/66739525

All thoses recordings were made with the following settings:
FM = 0
PW = center
VCO mod / PW mod = center
sub level = 0
sync = off
cutoff = max
res = 0
Env mod / LFO mod = 0
Filter mode = LPF
Fuzz = off
Volume = Full

And finally, here are some good pics of the boards:
Main board, top:
Main board, bottom:
Control board, top:
Control board, bottom:

I really hope it’s not much, but I quite feel clueless right now :)
Thanks for your time !

[EDIT: following the formatting tips. I looked for those before (searching on the forum, over the internet…) with no luck, maybe a post-it would be nice :) By the way, and off topic: how can I embed a soundcloud player, a vimeo player or even a simple hyperlink ? Thanks !]

as Im starting to get more into the soundscapes as opposed to the melodies, I need some effects units, I have used the YM shruthi as a delay and its cool, but Id like to play it too.

cheers

I came across the MFB Kult which would actually be just about what I am looking for but is no longer produced. Of course sampling is always an option but I actually would like something that is limited in its abilities. And cheap :)

Excuse my noobish question,

Let assume that you assembled at least MI Diy kit and want to continue to explore Synth, Audio DIY world.

What would be Set of Parts , Components ( Active,Passive ) handy to keep at side ? what are their specifications ( number of pins, pitch, diameter ,values eg. )

-Connectors ( male / female )
-Sockets
-Resistor Sets
-Jumper cables
-Cables
-Led Spacers
-etc.
-etc.
-etc.

I believe all your input will prevent pulling of our hairs in the middle of project ; if we are missing something , killed something and need a replacement at that moment or to avoid any mistake.

Thanks in advance

Best

This was published today. I bought a copy and initial impressions are very positive. Plenty of clear explanations and diagrams for a relative newbie like myself, without it degenerating into the obvious (Except, strangely, there’s a whole chapter on Audacity, which seems redundant).
It does go into quite some detail, for example an appendix dedicated to LM13700.