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Ah, okay. I had it tempo locked. It works now, I just need to manually set up LFO times and modulation amounts and this should work. Thank you!

Hello all,

As the title would suggest, I'm trying to change the speed of an LFO (presumably LFO2 as that is the only one you can patch into) via the mod wheel. I figure, patch the mod wheel into LF ...

I have no idea how to remove the ringing, but you may want to open it up and look for anything (even dust) that can cause problems. It seems like it might be a clock signal bleeding out.

Nicely done! What made you prefer a breakout box instead of just adding controls and jacks to the unit itself?

Nicely done! What made you prefer a breakout box instead of just adding controls and jacks to the unit itself?

I modded my monotron so much that it's barely even a monotron. Cool

I turned mine into a modular synth. The main oscillator now has 8 waveforms, 4 with CV control, as well as attenuated FM inputs. T ...

I know on the MicroKorg original, you simply press the corresponding preset button. So, say you are editing A.16, you simply press the "6" button and you're good to go.

I know that the solder on the monotron & monotribe is lead free. I have only ever soldered with lead-tin flux core before & have some good solder that i trust to use...

SO CAN I USE MY LEAD ...

I've had this same issue. If you have a soldering iron, just pop open the unit and hold your (hot) iron on the contacts of the output jack for a while. You may have to add some solder, but you should ...

I very much like the TTSH as well. I just hope it ends up being priced well haha! Still, I very much like your work.

I have seen that modular before. Are you on Muff's, by any chance?

Anything to help a fellow wig -- I mean DIYer Smile

Some modular users are called 'wigglers' due to the wiggling of knobs and cables, and I'm just so used to saying that!

Always a good plan.

Huh. Interesting design for the PCBs. It certainly is easy to just fill in the components, but in my opinion it's not really DIY, it's just assembly Laughing

I worked in manufacturing for a while, and I ...

My only issue with synthdiy.com is that it doesn't actually help you out much, it just gives you schematics. That seems like a nice idea, except most synth components need tuning and trimming, which t ...