I find I have some redundant modules which are not seeing the use they deserve. I am selling the following. They are all Frac Rack format:
CUSTOM:
Makato filter
YU SYnth Mini Moog clone
Flight of Harmony Plague Bearer filter
NOT CUSTOM;
MOTM 1490 Moog modular filter clone
BLACET MODULES (All built from kits except one EG):
Micro LFO
Filthy Filtre
Splitter
Mixer Processor
5 - Dual Linear VCAs
6 - EGs (one was purchased pre-built)
Here are the ebay links:
Filthy Filtre
YU Synth Mini Moog filter clone
FOH Plague Bearer
Mankato Filter
MOTM 1490 Moog Modular filter clone
Blacet Micro LFO
Blacet Splitter
Blacet Mixer Processor
Blacet VCA
Blacet VCA
Blacet VCA
Blacet VCA
Blacet VCA
Blacet EG
Blacet EG
Blacet EG
Blacet EG
Blacet EG
Blacet EG
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Monday, September 12, 2011
New Projects...
Hi Everyone!
I have 3 new projects to announce. First, I have prototype PCBs for the Duo-Phonic keyboard. I've got an idea how to modify a Fatar keybed to use reed switches and magnets as a buss keyboard. I'll post my results.
Second, I'm working on the Microcon. It will be a module suitable for Eurorack or standalone. In standalone, you will need to add a +/- 12 volt supply. I've got the schematic mostly captured. I'm thinking I can get PCBs in about 2 months.
Third, Tom Carpenter at Analogue Solutions is selling Red Square PCBs and panels. Pretty bare bones, but I'm putting a page together to help out those who are building it. There are some unique semiconductors and the BOM lacks some part numbers, eg: pots with switch. Anyway, I also bought an assembled Red Square and will take some photos of the inside so the PCB interconnection and other details will be more clear.
I have 3 new projects to announce. First, I have prototype PCBs for the Duo-Phonic keyboard. I've got an idea how to modify a Fatar keybed to use reed switches and magnets as a buss keyboard. I'll post my results.
Second, I'm working on the Microcon. It will be a module suitable for Eurorack or standalone. In standalone, you will need to add a +/- 12 volt supply. I've got the schematic mostly captured. I'm thinking I can get PCBs in about 2 months.
Third, Tom Carpenter at Analogue Solutions is selling Red Square PCBs and panels. Pretty bare bones, but I'm putting a page together to help out those who are building it. There are some unique semiconductors and the BOM lacks some part numbers, eg: pots with switch. Anyway, I also bought an assembled Red Square and will take some photos of the inside so the PCB interconnection and other details will be more clear.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
New Videos
Finally got a couple of new videos up. Triple EG and VC Trigger Generator.
Triple Envelope Generator
VC Trigger Generator
Monday, June 27, 2011
New rack enclosures
I just got my new wooden racks. I think there is something very cool when a modular is installed in a wooden cabinet. David Tatlebaum at Nice-Racks.com made some beautiful mahogany (a reasonable up-charge for the hardwood instead of pine) cases. 16U high, standard 19 inch rack width. They look great with my .COM keyboard controller.
I added a Kenton Pro-2000 MKII Midi to CV converter to allow general midi control of the modular. I also have a rack which has some non-Steiner modules (the Tuner/Monitor module is in this rack, too) which I thought would be useful; a Gabotronics X-Mega Lab which I put in a euro rack format and a YUSynth Moog Fixed Filter Bank clone (Yves did a great job with this filter). I have a 14 HP space left, but I'm not sure what I'm going to put in there. I'd like whatever goes in to have a custom front panel to match all the other ones. I'm thinking maybe a MOTM Moog filter clone, or maybe some other Moog module I can build.
Here are some photos of the system all racked and working great.
Module count:
Top left: Tuner/Monitor, X-Mega Lab O-Scope, empty, Moog FFB clone.
Row 2: Frequency Divider, Sequencer
Row 3: VCA/Mixer, Voltage Processor/Mixer, Triple EG, VC Trigger Generator, VCA/Mixer
Row 4: VCA/Mixer, Triple EG, VC Tigger Generator, Dual Voltage Follower (Slew), Power Access.
Row 5'ish: Multiple and Kenton Pro-2000 MkII
Top Right: VCA/Mixer, Variable Damped EG (This is an unreleased Steiner design I found. It's more of an ADSR type EG.), Sequencer
Row 2: Three VCOs, type "A" which have all the wave forms available.
Row 3: Phase Shifter, 3 VC Filters, Dual Voltage Follower (Slew), 2 VCOs type "B", one with square and sawtooth and one with sine and triangle.
Row 4: Trigger Converter, Ring Modulator, Noise Generator, Dual Sample & Hold, Peak Selector, Multiple, Selective Inverter, Input Amplifier, Dual Voltage Follower (Slew)
I have space for another full rack in the right side. I'm not sure I need to add anything. Someday, I might add some VCOs, or this other filter/chorus module Nyle has but never really released. I don't know...
I added a Kenton Pro-2000 MKII Midi to CV converter to allow general midi control of the modular. I also have a rack which has some non-Steiner modules (the Tuner/Monitor module is in this rack, too) which I thought would be useful; a Gabotronics X-Mega Lab which I put in a euro rack format and a YUSynth Moog Fixed Filter Bank clone (Yves did a great job with this filter). I have a 14 HP space left, but I'm not sure what I'm going to put in there. I'd like whatever goes in to have a custom front panel to match all the other ones. I'm thinking maybe a MOTM Moog filter clone, or maybe some other Moog module I can build.
Here are some photos of the system all racked and working great.
Module count:
Top left: Tuner/Monitor, X-Mega Lab O-Scope, empty, Moog FFB clone.
Row 2: Frequency Divider, Sequencer
Row 3: VCA/Mixer, Voltage Processor/Mixer, Triple EG, VC Trigger Generator, VCA/Mixer
Row 4: VCA/Mixer, Triple EG, VC Tigger Generator, Dual Voltage Follower (Slew), Power Access.
Row 5'ish: Multiple and Kenton Pro-2000 MkII
Top Right: VCA/Mixer, Variable Damped EG (This is an unreleased Steiner design I found. It's more of an ADSR type EG.), Sequencer
Row 2: Three VCOs, type "A" which have all the wave forms available.
Row 3: Phase Shifter, 3 VC Filters, Dual Voltage Follower (Slew), 2 VCOs type "B", one with square and sawtooth and one with sine and triangle.
Row 4: Trigger Converter, Ring Modulator, Noise Generator, Dual Sample & Hold, Peak Selector, Multiple, Selective Inverter, Input Amplifier, Dual Voltage Follower (Slew)
I have space for another full rack in the right side. I'm not sure I need to add anything. Someday, I might add some VCOs, or this other filter/chorus module Nyle has but never really released. I don't know...
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
New Video
Nyle made a video with the Synthasystem. It's up on the YouTube channel:
Nyle Playing the Synthasystem
Enjoy
Nyle Playing the Synthasystem
Enjoy
Friday, April 29, 2011
Moving on...
My Synthasystem is now in the hands of Nyle. He wanted to see it and play with it, so who am I to refuse :) He wanted to play around with the VCOs, and other modules to see if everything is working right and to make some notes. I'll add whatever he gives me that's relevant to the web site. I told him he could keep it for a couple of weeks or a month. I'm hoping he'll record some music I can share. I also asked him to autograph a couple of the modules.
I still want to add a couple of modules to the system and finish the keyboard, but otherwise I think this project is done.
Si, I'm moving on to my other projects. I'm currently working on a panel mount for the Gabatronics XMegalab dual channel scope. I have this fascination with oscilloscopes and I really like what Gabriel has done. I think he's working on a scope that is easier to put in a panel, which I think is a great idea.
I'll post a few photos when it's done.
I still want to add a couple of modules to the system and finish the keyboard, but otherwise I think this project is done.
Si, I'm moving on to my other projects. I'm currently working on a panel mount for the Gabatronics XMegalab dual channel scope. I have this fascination with oscilloscopes and I really like what Gabriel has done. I think he's working on a scope that is easier to put in a panel, which I think is a great idea.
I'll post a few photos when it's done.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Module Building Complete!
Here are some quick photos of the finished racks (is a modular rack ever really done? :) ) Anyway, I have at least one of each of the original modules including the rare Selective Inverter. I feel like the dog who caught the car though. After 35 years, I have my Synthasystem. I guess I could play it...
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