I was able to get the MCU socketed it required using a non dust shielded alpha pot instead of the one provided.
While the v/octave may not be perfect it is much better than my MFOS quantizer, plus there are many different modes/scales supported, and the range is better than the MFOS one.
The V/octave is set internal to the MCU which contains both DAC and ADC. Potentially the MCU could be recoded.
For what it does and compared to what else is available I'm quite happy with mine.
The main disadvantage of this module is that it can't be adjusted. My module has scale about 0.98v/Octave and it is not OK for me. It needs just one more TL072 and two multi-turn trimpots. At least as the option.
The PCB layout is far from being perfect. It is impossible to use DIP-sockets with MCU. I had to solder it right to the board. There was some missing components in the kit. The PCB design requires too much wires. but this tiny circuit might be made on a single one-sided board with maximum possible amount of PCB-mounted components. The pots in my package had too long shafts pushing pot caps to extra-height about 7mm above the surface of the panel. This is sole module in my rack having such problem.
The circuit, logic and design are OK with exception of missing adjustment possibility.
By the way, you can share power between two parts of this module. There is corresponing holes in the PCB, named +12v, GND, -12v, +5v. So, there is no actual need to use both LM7805. One of these can handle enough power to feed entire 5v bus of the 6u case.
P. S. Panel design could be much more useful having any legend
Requires some mechanical skill to assemble, separate power to each board (2 boards).
Is this available anywhere or a DIY project? Looks awesome!
It's an exact copy of the ARP 4035 filter, based on the project by AndyR1960, a user of electro-music.com. The panel has been designed by my best friend.
This is a beautiful module! What's the story behind it?
Agree, this is getting ridiculous. We'll end up having two seperate entries for each identical module...
This is starting to get really really dumb. Stop posting upside down modules!
all these upside down modules should be private -- this could get sort of out of hand
Hi, what is pictured here is a 5U MOTM style module. See: http://www.modulargrid.net/m/other-unknown-cs80-com-gx1-bandpass-filter-module
But Old Crow may have, at least at one point, offered just the PCB for sale so maybe someone made a DIY version of it but they didn't have a proper picture to use here? ? It's a great sounding filter regardless! :-)
Is this 5U or 3U format? I can't work it out.
Search results above are irelevant to this module, check this vid instead:
Oh thanks. Yeah, this module is over 4 inches deep...something I thought was important to know, especially if you only have a skiff, or a shallow case. :)
It's already listed - this new version has a lot more information though.
Flagged as private. Device is not a module.
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Just standardizing and updating ER-101 pictures before sending stock to Post Modular.
Really handy combine with Reason ! Will probably add one or two extra module in a near future. Lots of options.
Wow. Love at first sight. I've had this module for about 2 hours, and love it already. Sounds fantastic. Lots of waves, interpolating between them is killer, and can create some otherwordly sounds. Highly recommended!
Well looking at the manual it says 16HP so I reverted it. Sorry If I messed up anyones system. http://mungo.com.au/Doc/MungoEuro.pdf
Hi all, Tried a few sizes to get the graphic to fit correctly... 19 HP seems really odd but that's what seems to have the correct aspect ratio to the image. Not sure if that's accurate, the original was posted as 16HP which seems too skinny.
I added the CP-251 to MU modules so that I could use it in the patch editor.
I added the VX-351 to MU modules so that I could use it in the patch editor.
This one time Sputnic module has been updated by several contributors.
Information about the module can be found from the Synthcube information page and on Muffwigglers:
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Many of the enhancements developed by Dave Brown for use with 15V are adopted with the kit. Thanks Dave for the great documentation! http://www.modularsynthesis.com/roman/buchla266/266sou.htm ;
Romanf’s 266 module development is described further in these muffwiggler threads:
http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=56856&highlight=roman+266
http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=75697&highlight=roman+266
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Session sheets available now at http://nw2s.net/session-sheets-for-the-nw2sb/
Time for a few more preorders this weekend before I place electromechanical orders Sunday night!
Pre-ordering is over at the end of this week! http://nw2s.net/order/ ;
i am #9 on the preorder list cant wait !!- this unit is saving me almost $2000 in modules that it is replacing
Another demo. This is an implementation of the Turing Machine in code: http://nw2s.net/a-turing-machine-adaptation/
Trying to get my pennies lined up to pre-order a kit ... it just gets better and better sounding the more you share the possibilities. Great, informative demo. Thanks!
Little demo from the weekend. Preordering will be open until the End of January.
Available for preorder now. http://nw2s.net/order/ Kits and assembled.
I removed the draw for these modules as they're actually generating power not using it, got a bit confused when I suddenly had 5000mA more of +12V draw in my system when adding two of these ;)
Fwoarrrrrr!
When I saw this module on the AS website today I almost spilled my drink.
The absolute epitome of analogue sequencers now in Eurorack format - party time, excellent!
Black and White options will be available - white units are now ready for shipping, but apparently, the black panel option will be the standard.
This image is actually in the public domain. Just do a search for CP1919. It can easily be printed on metal.
