The Pittsburgh micro arrived. It is lovely but the cheeks are seriously overpriced: nevertheless, its beauty is confirmed. I'll set it up to run while I finish the build.
I'm tempted to try a Dream Machine in the micro first.
Above is the Strange original, left is the Doepfer version.
The hardware requirements for the original are:
- two random voltage sources
- an 8-step sequencer
- one VCLFO
- one audio oscillator
- one sample and hold
- one voltage inverter
- two VCAs
- and and envelope generator
- the first RVS gets a kick on each 8th sequence step so a clock divider might also be needed.
While I have all the necessary modules, not all of them will fit in the micro, depth 52 mm and 36mm in places. I guess many of the Pittsburgh modules will fit in a Pittsburgh micro and they include a sequencer (14HP, depth 25mm) and a utility module (6HP, depth 43mm) that includes S/H and INV.
Here's the first pass, most of the Doepfer modules are too deep. Grid.
Here's the first pass, most of the Doepfer modules are too deep. Grid.
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