Ah, you're right. The PDF is damaged.

Attached is my old copy (don't know if it's up to date, but the header information is there).

onoma2 wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 21, 2021 1:24 am

Can anyone share basic expander schematics for this thing?

The connections of the header are in the manual on the old product page:

http://sdiy.org/toppobrillo/mixiplexer.html

Here are some ideas on non-linear distortion: https://navsmodularlab.blogspot.com/2011/03/patch-tips-15-non-linear-distortion.html And read the Waveshaping and Distortion and Harmonic Distortion sections of Rob Hordijk's G2 tutorial here: https://rhordijk.home.xs4all.nl/G2Pages/ Agree with LunaticSo...

Welcome and thanks for the link, Tubgoat!

Can somebody share a minimal example patch that demonstrates the slew function? Set up a simple echo patch and then zoom the slew to about 3 o'clock. This is more or less 'off' so any modulation of the delay time will be choppy. Use an LFO to CV the time so you can hear this. Now gradually bring th...

Here's the info: https://navsmodularlab.blogspot.com/201 ... ation.html

It's not the way it works on my CGS/Bananaloge/Serge VCS, but if the reverse setting gets you the opposite all should be well: On the VCS, turning the CV pot counter clockwise applies negative CV/feedback, i.e. a linear envelope is made exponential and gets shorter. Turning the knob CW applies posit...

I don't have one specific patch in mind. Well, I was thinking about splicing audio waveforms, similar to what the Recombination Engine is doing. Or wavestate like wavesequencing. I always forget the correct term for that. But mainly just out of interest. Ah, that's good because it's easier than if ...

Have a look at wavefolders and modulated delay lines too. They can get quite splatty.

Is there a way to detect zero crossings? ... What exactly are you trying to do, what is the patch? There may be a workaround. For example, if it's just the positive-going edge of a pulse you want to detect, then the trigger input of Maths or another envelope may be enough. A comparator will do the ...

Look forward to trying this out. Out of curiosity, is this in any way related to FM/AM in the radio transmission context? (I know I could google that, but since you're here.. ;)) It's Subotnick's 'Ghost Tracks' technique: https://navsmodularlab.blogspot.com/2009/10/silent-way-cv-input-digital-ghost...

The Mungo d0 is DC-coupled; the Doepfer A-112 can be modded (+ patch compensated). But if you want to use it like a phrase sampler, maybe one of the CV recorders would be better suited (ES or ... I forget which, Flame, Modcan?).

skkatter wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 07, 2021 5:47 am

rimsky4 ...

Bum note at step 11040.

It could also be down to the difference between triggers and gates: the former is a short spike, the latter also conveys duration. You need a gate to get an envelope longer than a short blip from an ADSR module.

Oh, and: welcome!

Standing resistors is unnatural

I could swear I saw a diagram somewhere here on how to use two of these modules plus a few common utilities as a frequency shifter… Here's how to patch a (TZ) frequency shifter: https://navsmodularlab.blogspot.com/2012/04/potd-swings-roundabouts.html The caveat is that you can only shift the quadra...

Excellent, Timoka.

It depends on the functions you want but there are other multiplexers in Euro, e.g., Toppobrillo Mixiplexer, Doepfer A-152, WMD Switch Matrix.

KSS wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 01, 2021 1:54 am

... antilog amp ...

Does that also work for audio or is it for converting unipolar/pitch CVs?

Send it to Wowa. He will fix it.

^ Yes, external modules like the FM Aid or some wavefolders can help get approximations of linear FM. But if you just want a sum of your exponential pitch and modulation CV you just need a mixer or two and maybe a multiple/splitter (yes, you might have scaling issues, but as you write, that's anothe...

I have a few modules (Dinky’s Taiko (this produces a really weird waveform—starts negative then moves positive, before tailing off more positive than negative) and Pittsburgh Generator) that produce audio signals with significant DC offset—what’s the best way to correct for it before it reaches my ...

i know it is a CV signal, i tryed to use it with FM of a filter infact... yet im not sure im patching correctly because the out signal (sound) is super low. I would like someone who has the module and is using the envelope follower with a filter to make some examples of patching Ah, OK. So you are ...

Yes, just try it - for audio it will just be a question of reducing pops, with clocks you want to reduce mis-triggers (in which case OR-logic might even be better), but it will work with just a switch; e.g., I'm pretty sure that is all the Doepfer Switched Multiple is ... Keep It Simple

Strange. Now I can't open that page either :hmm: The info is here too: https://sergemodularinfo.blogspot.com/p/ssg-hijinx.html For CGS, try here: http://www.synthpanel.com/modules/cgs28_seq_switch.html And while I'm at it ;) do you have Falstad's 'Circuit', Ketem13? https://www.falstad.com/circuit/ ...