Showing posts with label Pittsburgh's VILFO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pittsburgh's VILFO. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 January 2013

Case #4 Noise

 Delptronics LDB
4ms RCD
The power wiring is complete and Case #4 made a noise with  a random selection of modules to hand.
I have taken it apart again to add I/O jack sockets on both sides.
Should be about done this week.

Modules I am currently seeking are Pamela's Workout, VILFO and a delay, either Pittsburgh or foh.


I am also rather intrigued by the Delptronics Little Drummer Boy. The demo on their site shows it running with the 4ms Rotating Clock Divider

Saturday, 21 July 2012

Modules I

So. What shall we have in the case?
I imagine there will be some permanent fixtures.


  • The obvious starting point is the Tiptop uZeus.
  • Not many people seem to use the Doepfer A-109 Signal Processor, but I think it's great. There are three in the Cupboard: I'll sacrifice one. 
  • The A-109 provides most of the basics except an envelope, so I need a narrow ADSR. I might have a spare A-140, else perhaps Circuit Abbey's ADSRjr.
  • At least one oscillator. I have some spares, but the Malekko Anti-Oscillator is my favourite.
  • The cupboard uses a Cwejman MX-4S and an Analogue Systems RS270. For the TI case, I'll get a Pittsburgh Outs.
  • No patch is complete without at least one VCLFO interfering, either Doepfer's A-147 (two in stock) or Pittsburgh's VILFO (none yet).
How much space will that leave?

I'll return to this subject.