How bout some Guinea Pig Music…


Lets jam… :stuck_out_tongue:
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I believe this idea was discounted up thread, but has anyone tried using a Teletype with the IFM modules? Just to be Blasser-specific, my thought is that one could possibly set-up TT for an approximation of the Tocante scale or maybe use a TXi expander or two for Quantussy Cells with less modules.

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just a note a new revision to the mockup/spec has been added to my main post, and I am making good progress on the breadboard!

  • gate/button ins are done. I was having a lot of problems that all stemed from me inadvertently using PNP transistors in place of what was supposed to be NPN :sweat_smile:. Once I swapped those out everything worked perfect.
  • Buttons have a very simple capacitor-based switch bounce filter. Thank you to @pichenettes for telling me about this phenomena on the MI forum. Most designs I found to combat this have a schmitt trigger IC going after this (some also had a diode in parallel to the grounding resistor…which I didn’t have space to do cleanly on the breadboard so I left it out). Not really sure if it’s really doing all that much in the current circuit, but it was very few components so I put it in there. I guess I’ll find out once I get the actual gerassic organ in there
  • binary decoder chip is on there. all leds use the @corpusjonsey -style transistor led buffer so the logic signal coming out are nice, sharp square waves.

here is a few LFOs from stages playing the organ (by playing, I mean lighting up the green leds, audio at the end is just some drone playing in the background off my monitors)

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this looks 20 characters of amazing

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Created this with a tetrax and Rolzer

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Question on Roolz-Gewei schematics - and various other Peter B. schematics -
Does anyone know if the the Resistor codes just SMD Resistor codes? like 472 being 4.7k, 225 being 2.2M, etc.?

20 characters yessir. if you feel like taking a crack at the gewei gongs and ultrasound filters i’ll be forever grateful :stuck_out_tongue:

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Well, I started working on the Serge section of Rollz. but Someone suggested that the cinamon bun is a Mido and not CV Out… but in the papers he states the cinamon bun is an Orange jack - and the rest of the nodes are browns.
shrugs Imma breadboard it here soon but yeah, gongue and gewei USF are definitely in the plans :smiley:

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From my own experience trying to decipher Peter’s schematics and layouts, I can say that the cinnamon bun/spiral is sometimes MIDO (or a middle reference voltage) but that these kinds of drawings were most likely for his own reference and I don’t think he felt the need to be consistent.

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I’ve run the Teletype into the IFM modules and wooden PB machines many times.

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looks cool, but haven’t run across these before. what are they?

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@jlmitch5 from the labrolz papers on the Roolz-Gewei
It is from the 3 and 4-Roll CV sections where he mentions the Arp-Serge Assemblage.

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insert Is This … (Butterfly Meme) Meme here

Is this CV Rollz?

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this is driving me nuts… I have a schematic for the entire thing with mido and apparently new users cannot upload attachments lol.
So HERE it is.

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well started off the day plugging the gerassic organ breadboard in which led to a bunch of smoke, so this is progress I guess :sweat_smile:

something’s messed up…the x resistor (pot) acts as a sort of oscillator pitch (kind of?). the buttons/gate in signals sort of “modulate” this oscillator

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Some late night Cocoquantus live improvisations here, I went to the unbelievably photogenic attic of a late 19th century countryhouse and used CQ to process my voice and random found items like horse spurs and rusted coffee grinders to create this. :slight_smile: Also Coco’s oscillators are singing here.

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wow, what a cool video! Really nice work taming the wildchild cocoquantus.

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but its not only delay is it? sounds like there is reverb too

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Ah yes! Cocoquantus goes into Monome Norns, I should’ve mentioned that.

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Great video and really interesting sounds. I love this side of the coco that is rarely heard these days.

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looking for some advice on wiring up a namasitar to a guitar - i’ve seen a number of them built and really want to make my own but i’m struggling to wrap my head around a few things. I understand the resistor ladder fretboard configuration but i’m trying to sort out how to wire the rest of the circuit to the strings etc… i’ve gone through previous (very generous) posts by @Rodrigo and @Yasha and i’m struggling to understand. i feel like the answers are in here somewhere but i haven’t found them yet -_- thanks so much for any help

namasitar

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