[Encoder PANASONIC EVEQDBRL416B eagle lib]

Hi nebula,

I will add it.

Edit: I have change it, hopefully I have placed in on the right position in the wiki:

http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=parts

and here under encoder "FORUM LINKS":

http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=encoders

greetz Jonas

[And now for something completely different: the aluminum acid experience...]

I had have a look for the link, but sorry I didn't found it. Struggling around with four browsers and setting up my system new for about 1 year - there is a lot of stuff going to digital hell! :whistle:

But I keep my eyes off, maybe there is one day I will find it randomzised :sorcerer:

:)

[Voice Board #1 #2]

:thumbsup:

the look so cute and huggable

You are right :D

[Welcome!]

Hi again jojjelito ;),

It's probably easier and faster just to strip out not needed bits out of the full MB-SEQv4 app.

That's what I would prefer - the huge, main and unthinkable good taking job - was made by Thomas Klose! Not only what he was / is doing, but although he's great afford to share all that doctor like work with us ;)

Thomas Klose for good!

greetz jonas

[Voice Board #1 #2]

Are you making the TR808 clone from http://xlargex.xl.funpic.de/

Yes you are totally right. Like I mentioned in my first post ;)

Stay on!

greetz Jonas

[And now for something completely different: the aluminum acid experience...]

Hi jojjelito,

Good to hear you have some CEM Chips - and maybe one of them survived your child-hood:) When we already have a talk about electric-child-hood - I am doing electronic stuff for about three or four years. But I don't claim to know anything about it ;) But the minimoog filter is almost easy to build and it sounds like wonder! No digital-filter whatever else I heard (analog modeling, spectral-morphing...how they ever called them, and so on...) have this

sound! So keep up man! You are absolutly Welcome!

greetz Jonas

[And now for something completely different: the aluminum acid experience...]

Hi jojjelito,

I see that Yves (YUSynth) uses a transistor array for his take on the famous VCF instead of manually matching discrete transistors

Have a look again, there is one for matched BC547's vcf

I build them, so I should know what I am talking about ;) I will take a phote when, I am at home...

I got a source for CEM Chips in Germany, but I need to find the link if you want it?

greetz Jonas

[And now for something completely different: the aluminum acid experience...]

Hi jojjelito,

I build this one (it's sounds famous!):

Moog VCF

Easy to build, all parts available, only think you need to match some pairs of transistors...

Keep a try!

greetz jonas

[Welcome!]

Hi jojjelito,

thank you for your reply. But I don't what to port that beast, I will use a mb808 - seq4 mixed user interface. The final specs has to be discussed with my brother, so we are thinking about that...

I need to sleep ;)

Good night

greetz Jonas