cityz3n
1852
just made this full potential unlocker for cocoquantus. 
it’s actually just an attenuator mixer but it works great.
i got the idea from someone on facebook who made an attenuator for the coco and went from there.
you get plenty of control over things.
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Looks cool, very industrial. What is the aim, though? I get attenuator, but what is meant by attenuator mixer?
I’ve got to believe you it’s working fine, but it sure as hell looks splendid! <3
I imagine they meant attenuator/mixer - meaning it can either attenuate or mix signals.
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Just catching up on the handful of podcasts I follow and love your spotlight. Also hope you throw it on bandcamp at some point.
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cityz3n
1857
yes! it goes like this:
4 inputs which each have a mixer/attenuate knob and on/off switch.
this way you can blend the signals.
the 4 mixed signals then pass through a master attenuator knob (the one at right side) to tune in more detailed sounds.
after that master attenuator knob there is a momentary switch, when pushed it lets the signals pass through and a switch to let them pass all the time.
and 4 outputs with all the same signal.
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No plans to throw it on Bandcamp but if you’d like to DM me your email, I’ll happily send over the WAV’s, MP3’s & album art 
Really appreciate the listen 
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A true Artist of the People - doesn’t even want to charge $0 for it! I’m going to hit you up too. Cheers, friend.
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a little plumbutter, shnth, op1 and continuumini jam
working on a new fish bowl (specifically for the shnth)
this will be the third collection of patches I’ve released (camp, pillow fight being the other two)
I feel like after a long break of programming it is behaving even better than before!
I’m still focusing on patches that allow you to set the shnth down and let it play for a bit before pressing a couple buttons and having a totally different feel
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Very excited to see the new patches! Pillow fight has lived on my shnth for the last year.
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A bit late, but this was a nice one. It can be fun to go wild with the cocoquantus, but I have found a more reserved hand leads to more beautiful(?) results. I also discovered that I love the sound of single notes playing in reverse. good stuff.
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Awesome! Your patches always inspire to write my own! Thank you!
laihalll
1864
ivebeen working on this very thing though i wanted to try to add it to a standalone bunch of rolls and obviously ran into attenuverter issues 
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can anyone confirm that i can use the PSU i use for my c-l instruments with stuber? i assume so but can’t find any specs for DDD on the site.
Justmat
1867
you can indeed! +20 characters
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crucFX
1868
it’s not just from the output node for dc coupling. it is actually dc coupled to the collector on the transistor - (the other 2 points connecting to the collector are the 22k and the hairy cap.
I posted a modified 4 roll above.
or here it is again - follow the traces… the cross nodes connect to the base of the transistors.
In regards to utilizing a standard jack - make sure to connect the ground to a ground point (the flat side on an obelisk is the ground - the pointed side is the positive)
and then run the signal (after dc coupling with the resistor) to the tip of the jack socket and there you go 
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cwpotter
1869
A little Saturday early evening session with my Fourses in the Zi Hai and Shnth. Shnth patch is Vuttpipe from @wednesdayayay ‘s always amazing Pillow fight. Recorded on my phone so audio is not the best but I plan on recording this and other variants properly soon for a new group of songs (is that an album?) to be put up on bandcamp.
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<3_<3
holy smokes what a machine
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Some pics of a recent batch of builds:
Ye Olde-Style Fourses Tarp (Bob Drake pcb)
Dogscratch (crucFX pcb)
DDDmkii (MQ)
Really want to post audio of the Fourses cuz it shreds, but all i have is a garbage cellphone camera, so it’s eyeballs only this time.
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crucFX
1872
whoa! That is super cool!!! 
These are phenomenal
