#1088

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The journey begins…

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#1089

hey, apologies for maybe a dumb question and/or if this has been answered somewhere…this thread is deep like the ocean.

does anyone know what voltage range the cocoquantus 2 is looking for in terms of modulation? could one say, hit it with a batumi lfo (via a format jumbler) instead of the quantussy section?

#1090

You absolutely can. Someone on muffs had documented 1-7v on the quantussy (spelling) with the square wave outputs 0-5v.
Often times I use the quant. To modulate euro, and than euro to modulate the loopers. Makes for some really interesting occurrences.

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#1091

Just re-acquired a Plumbutter two years after selling my first, and it’s…weirdly emotional. Very little affirms my musical goals, interests and joys like Peter’s instruments.

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#1092

Why did you sell it the first time?

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#1093

That sassafras has some sass.

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#1094

Now that is a good question. Interestingly, the sale kind of coincided with joining lines and diving into the Monome universe. PB just ended up getting neglected as I was neck-deep in learning a million new things. While I still of course love Monome (I’m keeping Norns and Grid, for sure), I want to return to a less “programmatic” music-making approach, if that makes sense. Turns out that I need a level of immediacy and spontaneity (not to mention chaos) in my instruments, which Ciat-Lonbarde gives me in spades.

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#1095

whelp, two years later and I might have an album coming. weeding through cassette duplication and j card art logistics rn.

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#1096

So I want to use banana cables on my self-built CL instruments (no more alligator clips UGH), but I have no previous experience with installing / finding the right plugs for the case. Are these Johnson plugs the ones that would work with Pomona banana cables?

https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/cinch-connectivity-solutions-johnson/108-0901-001/J150-ND/5928

#1097

Yes. Those will work just fine.

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#1098

hey! i couldn’t find a dedicated thread for these - compare and contrasts builds and maybe ofer insight to more esoteric circuits.

i’m curious if anyone in particular has tried black ground corn? it seems like a simple build but i don’t know exactly how to apply it in practice

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#1099

There’s quite a lot of information in the dedicated Ciat-Lonbarde / Synthmall thread:

#1100

thank you for redirecting me, i’m embarrassed i missed this on my first pass -__-

#1101

thanks so much for the detail in your post - i’ve been scratching my head trying to figure out where to throw LED’s and outputs!!

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#1102

Regarding LEDs I recommend using a LED driver cricuit as suggested by @barrford (here) and @corpusjonsey (here) in their rolls layouts.

My solution was a bit flawed, to say the least. :wink:

#1103

I was curious and was almost going to build one but then I figured out that it seems like basically just a simple oscillator intended for circuitbending random/dead electronics, (putting a signal in random places and picking it up modified from the circuits output or other points) and I figured I could just try doing that with various small oscillators and other circuits I’ve already built…?

#1104

going to give this a spin today

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#1105

every time this is bumped now i’m praying for stuber news haha

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#1106

yeah I haven’t even been playing with my audio stuff lately but would pick up a stuber right away if it comes out

having too much fun in video synth land but every time I think about selling the audio stuff I remember I haven’t even really tried audio into the video synth yet

#1107

i already have stuber funds set aside. just biding time haha

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