#770

Peter Blasser shared a video about the Tocante Studworth, a DIY Tocante.

(Fruition or at least more evidence of Mobenthey/Ciat-Lonbarde (synthmall) thread)

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#771

And this on his IG:

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#772

“instructions will be scripted in SuperCollider”

:face_with_monocle:

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#773

Maybe an SC script to choose the scale you want and then get the corresponding capacitor values ?

#774

Oh interesting idea. Whatever it is I hope it’s quirky and fun.

#775

interesting idea, something like that seems likely I guess, afaict there isn’t a digital component

#776

I took a closer look at the instagram post and underneath the board, you can see a printout with “d minor” and capacitor values. Cool project / idea.

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#778

That’s such a cool build! Would love to hear it!

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#779

Cheers… It’s kind of intended as a patchable pulse / CV generator for other devices but there’s some nice raw detail here and there as a standalone box

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#780

Love it, hard to beat the raw unpredictable sound of a rollz, thanks for sharing!

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#781

just going through your diagram and the CB one, they are a little different. Not to worry. The swirly bit on the original diagram is he inferring that this is an oscillator do you think?

#782

Sounds like robots playing basketball, nice :slight_smile:

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#783

Normally on CL schematics the swirly bit refers to what Peter calls “MIDO” This is a virtual ground at 1/2 the supply voltage. It’s a way of using op-amps with a unipolar power supply.

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#784

Just drawn a 4-roll in Eagle. And the first thing I have seen is that you could add a cv input instead of using the potentiometer. In theory creating a feedback loop. Might be able to use another roll and the pulses would increase and decrease the tempo. Could be a little wild.

I’m going to breadboard the circuit to see if it works, then take it from their. Just waiting for some IC’s for the dogvoice first.

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#785

Another question about DDDM2. If I want to run it from a 9v battery, how to I connect it to the DC005 pins? Don’t want to get the wrong polarity and lunch the board.

#786

“finished” with my summer project: a bunch of paper circuits and some format jumblers under one roof!
circuits are 3, 4, 5, & 6 rollz, gongs, ultrasound filters, av dog, rando, swoop, dogvoice, and gerassic organ. the sounds are very wild - primitive and organic and fuzzy. i’m really into it. it sounds absolutely bonkers through my eventide pitchfactor - i’m playing a show next month and i think that’s going to be my entire setup.

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here are two links to my first two demo videos - the files are too big to upload straight into the post:

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#787

noob question about the CQ: what is the longest sample length and how do I set it?

#788

The loop/sample length is always the same, but you can play it really slowly for longer recording time. The trade off is sound quality. Just turn Speed down :slight_smile: not sure what the maximum time is.

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#789

thx :slight_smile:
just got it and only had a few hours to fiddle with it. seems interesting, but at this moment I dont really know what I’m doing…

for example, when taking samples I got gaps in the loop, even though the input was concistent. :thinking: