joining the modular club

[Tony Scharf]

Andy:

That looks pretty good to me, however I would make a few small tweaks:

Consider dropping the LFO and adding another oscillator.  In a
modular, every oscillator is also potentially an LFO, but not every
LFO can be pushed up into audio range.

Second thing I would do is drop the two doefper envelopes and get a
MakeNoise Maths (if you have the space).  Maths gives you a lot of
options in a small space.  It can be a mixer, a slew limiter, a pair
of envelopes (with adjustable curves), an LFO, a clock source....the
list goes on and on.  I would rather have a 1 maths than any of those
Doepfer modules.

Tony

On Sat, Dec 31, 2011 at 1:07 PM, Andrew Tarpinian <evildead at nyc.rr.com> wrote:
>
> On Dec 30, 2011, at 3:25 PM, Tony Scharf wrote:
>
> Definitely one of the most nerve wracking issues.   Unfortunately, not all
> the manufacturers out there are good about making power requirements
> available.  Generally you can estimate.  There is also a thread on muffs
> that has a compilation of info that is known.  Most manufacturers will get
> back to you if you email them.
>
> this is my first attempt
> - http://www.polaritydesign.com/image/modularidea1.jpg I think this looks
> kosher. I don't know if I actually have room for that multiplier in the
> happy ending or if I even need it on a system this small. Also I have my FR
> revolution to use as a midi/cv / sequencer so that saved me a module.
>
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