#209

This looks like a dream come true! Just putting a custom quantizer at the end of the chain makes it so much more playable. No more transposition guess work or constantly resetting the note values. Sequencing arp variations, transposing these variations on the fly, adding in random note values… I’m super glad I got two 4u’s for the easel!

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#210

anyone looking for a tsnm faceplate in 3u?

#211

Sad about the quarter note removal…i pretty much have mine set to that for most patches…is there some new implementation that gets one into microtonal territory?

#212

Doboz offers a 4u version.

#213

Having seen this update I’m considering getting a couple of 4u built for my Easel.

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#214

Nooooo!

I wish that would stay. I use it all the time.

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#215

Anyone know where firmware v3.1 can be found?

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#216

Anyone know if the TSNM is able to send un-quantised CV much like pressure points?

#217

it does not…I remember them telling me the dac resolution was too high and would require alot of knob turning.

#218

Yeah this is a deal breaker for me. Very confusing removal.

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#219

umm… thanks.

just a thought if i sent the CV out to an attenuator would that perhaps make the resolution higher with in a smaller range? or would the CV out values just become a smaller range within the quantised CV values?

#220

Thinking about replacing my 218r with a couple of these for my Easel. Are they chainable?

#221

Not, currently.

The second one. You’d just be scaling down the note values to the range you define with the attentuator. The relationship between steps would remain as they were set on the device. The device is intended to play notes. You’ll want to stick to something like the MengQi Voltage Memory or Pressure Points if you want arbitrary voltages. Alternatively, you could write your own firmware for TSNM, the source code is available, but that would be a lot of work for what I imagine you are trying to do.

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#222

news about public-stable release of new firmware?

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#223

I got it from this page, but it didn’t really work out well for me. As it says in the instructions, you loose the DAC calibration, but then for me the calibration procedure doesn’t work on v3.1. In the end I went back to v3.0. It’s a shame because the manual makes it seem like quite a nice update. Maybe others have had better luck?

#224

How did he do this? The 4u panel uses +/- 15v and the 3u +/-12 and 4u Serge is at +/-12. I’m looking at buying a 4u used and not building from scratch. Want to use an existing 12v power supply.

#225

Schematics for both are available. For the 12V version there are only a few different values for resistors a quick scan seems to reveal.

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#226

^^^^^^^^ what @Shiftr said.

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#227

i’m in the process of building a tsnm and made the mistake of jumping ahead and soldering the leds closer to the circuit board then they need to be. does anyone have any advice for de-soldering a part like a matrix led (859-LTP-747KR) to adjust it? (i’m not the most skilled soldererrer and i’ve tried solder wick and a solder sucker)

with the number of solder points, i just am having a hard time wrapping my head around getting them all warm enough to adjust without ruining the part as i don’t have back up ones.

#228

A heat gun.
Or one really big blob of solder that reaches all pins.

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