#327

are there any good reference sources out there for serge modules and functionalities ? seeking inspiration !

#328

the Gold/Johansen/LaPalma stuff is…gold (johansen/lapalma):
part 1: http://serge.synth.net/documents/Intro_To_SMMS_Part_1.pdf
part 2: http://serge.synth.net/documents/Intro_To_SMMS_Part_2.pdf

more: http://www.serge.synth.net/documents/index.html

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#329

two minute response time, not too shabby

#330

And also:
https://sergemodularinfo.blogspot.com/

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#331

You can also look on the CGS page of sdiy for schematics / circuit descriptions of the Serge circuits offered by CGS (a good amount of them).

https://sdiy.info/wiki/CatGirl_Synth

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#332

these diagrams tho

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#333

This is a pretty great intro to some core modules:

http://www.carbon111.com/serge/creature_manual.pdf

Carbon111’s own content is quite helpful, too. He’s long been a great citizen of the “synthesizer Internet,” and I rather miss his presence, these days.

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#334

VCM-VCFQ-PRC feedback #bifurcationexcerpts

https://vocaroo.com/i/s1ZIpHQruy2e
https://vocaroo.com/i/s0MJw9tEkDzE
https://vocaroo.com/i/s1xGsvlxm43Y
https://vocaroo.com/i/s1ZszussFoV5

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#335

non-linear dynamical slope generation
DUSG—VCFQ (+ SSG—PRC—VCM)

patch adopted from https://rhordijk.home.xs4all.nl/G2Pages/Noise.htm#Noise_3374_1000075, third paragraph


okay that’s enough from me now, sorry for momentarily ‘hijacking’
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#336

Just about finished with my 3rd panel - Loudest Warning paperface layout, built by me. Lots of fun to build - thank goodness for some learned friends to help with some of the funkier mods/calibration!

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Little almost-finished-calibration vid:

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#337

Interesting choices! Can you explain a bit what’s going on with that min/max function? Built in crossfader?

#338

I’ve ordered the homebuilt 73-75 kit and wondering about a case. Anyone here who’s built one, what did you go for?

#339

Min Max - currently gives you the min or max for each of the attenuated inputs to the mixer on channels a/b. Still deciding as to whether the mix out will also be hot wired in… (each input has a Fonik attenuverting Chicklet, which feeds into the CGS81 mixer).
The Xfader will either take the mix out from each channel, or you can ‘Inject’ a signal from somewhere else.

The 3TG is intended to have one TG as a clock source for my system, with the other 2 as regular modulation sources, each with Cycle In jacks (where the TG will cycle when a gate received).

Does that help?

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#340

I put the one I built in Hammond boats, and secured with cheeks from Ross Lamond. I’ve just received my cheeks modelled on the 4 boat option earlier in this thread (huzzah!), so will have a pair of angle cheeks available shortly if you’re interested:

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(Sorry for the crappy pic)

#341

That’s a cool way to merge those function blocks, I can see many undulating feedback possibilities.

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#342

That’s what I hoping for…! Taken a while to get born, but will excited to case it up this weekend with the other panels :grin:

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#343

oh, maybe! depending on the dimensions of them. also, where did you source CA3080/CA3086 chips?

Edit: thonk has the CA3080 it seems

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#344

Yeah, I bought a stash years ago when I built my first load of Serge, so that was a straight forward part of the BOM

Think Phil Julian is going to us in touch separately if you want more cheek details

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#345

I did 2 inch Bud Box enclosures (AC-1416) and mounted phono jacks for the spring. I was gonna get fancy, but wound up just bolting the two boxes together as a big slab.

#346

What’s included with those kits? Is it just panels / PCBs (I assume), or do they include components too?