#313

I wrote to the maker of the Alea and they said they weren’t sure that it wouldn’t damage the DK because the outputs all peak at 9v so I ended up not ordering it. Let us know how well it plays with the DK because they seem like a perfect pair minus the voltage differences.

#314

Yeah would be curious about this…looking at the manual…internally the double knot operates 0-9v and it’s all going into opamps, otas and robust 4000 chips so I can’t imagine it matters, but would be good to know for a project I’m working on in case someone wanted to interface with double knot (mine also spits out 9v triggers)

#315

i did not need to see this :rage:

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#316

I believe it operates identically to the DK, in that the gates from the SR add to the frequency set at the VCO, so you get kind of steppy notes. That said (and also like the DK IMO) it is fairly static melodically.

You are welcome!

I did not run into any issues cross-patching. That said, I mostly just synced them and let them do their thing. You can send the triangle outs from DK to the grey inputs on the alea VCOs to get synced pitches which is pretty cool.

Haha, sorry! Would make a nice holiday gift for oneself :laughing:

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#317

I got a DK V1 today (2nd hand) and I just started to play around with it. When I patch feedback loops in the lower Shift Register it only works when I patch bit 5 back to data in. Here I can create rhythms with the Enter bit high/low buttons. But when I patch bit 6, 7 or 8 back to data in I always here the clock pulse, no matter what I set with the bit high/low buttons.
No problems though with the upper Shift Register. Here I can patch every feedback length I want and program rhythms.
I’m afraid this is a hardware problem – or could it be a user error?

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#318

Sorry to hear about your issues😔 In my experience both Shift Registrers should work in the same way. They are identical, so to me it sounds that there is something wrong. If you make a patch on the upper SR and make the same connections on the lower one, they should behave in the same matter…

#319

Thanks, yes. I think the same. Just wanted to make sure that I don’t overlook something.
Does anyone know if this is something easy to fix?

#320

Do the brass jacks seem loose at all? I had to shore up the solder joints on a couple of mine after a lot of heavy use and travel. It’s pretty simple and low risk to check out at least.

#321

No, they don’t seem loose at all. The jacks are working. They create a feedback loop – it’s just the steady clock pulse.
I think the lower sequencer is just faulty. I also noticed now that it’s DAC out LED only has two brightness levels (plus off) while the upper one has three.

#322

If anyone feels like printing some of these and reporting back about the low audio out - feel free.
I figured I would just make the PCB Gerber available.
If people want the Panel I designed for it, feel free to message me :slight_smile:

This is tested and working - just super quiet.

Go nuts - Just please do not sell them.

I will eventually be printing the Walking Ring PCB’s that I designed as well. I will report back about those at some point lol.

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#323

did my own PCB layout of the Phase Match FIlter a few weeks ago. just got 'em back from China, no issues, sounds great. as the original doc says, levels are a little uneven, with some interaction between the resonance and level controls, but nothing too extreme. perfect companion to glitchy/noizy circuits like ciat-lonbarde!

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#325

Hi Allie! Quick note to say thank you for your amazing Lorre Mill YouTube videos!

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#326

The document for the Phase Matching Filter on Lorre-Mill’s website doesn’t appear to name potentiometer values used/recommended. Anyone have any insights?

#327

I used B10Ks son Will’s recommendation, works a treat :slight_smile:

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#328

first patch with the dbl knot!

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#329

That is a fun patch! :smiley:
It reminds me of the band Lightning Bolt mixed with the Prince song Delirious.

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#330

lol - i’ve never wanted an SQ-1 until I seen this banana mod, wtf. :smiley:

I really need a DK at some point - they look super fun!

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#331

I’ve been thinking of getting rid of my SQ-1 because I have lots of euro sequencers but this mod makes me want to keep it and get someone to mod it for me!

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#332

I planned on doing this on mine to keep both options, it’s been on my to-do list for a while though… (don’t remember where this picture comes from)

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#333

@TanSaturn hahahaha omg
that’s like the best thing i’ve ever heard about my music.
also, i just moved back to minnesota recently, and prince is both me and my partner’s favorite artist probably lol.

@hinterlands i thought i messed this mod up royally, and threw the sq-1 away. but i didn’t take the trash out, and then took it out and realized the only thing broke was the one thing i didn’t need anymore- the clock.

@crucFX the dbl knot scared me a while bc i didn’t like the snappy envelopes, but i’m learning how to dial stuff back and find areas that don’t click so bad. the sq-1 really helps.

to anyone who didn’t see the link on the mod, here it is. it’s old and most of you know of this, possibly.

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