Stripboard Transient Designer + Drawmer Gate build

Originally posted this in the 500 series thread but thought I may as well start a new topic rather than clogging that up with a tangential post.

With the talk of transient designers in the other thread, and people mentioning that a build wasn't available, I thought I'd add that those willing to work up a stripboard layout might be interested in the project Snipsnip and I are intermittently having a go at (courtesy of J Haible):

http://www.jhaible.de/transient/jh_tran_gate.html

It takes the transient designer, adds a drawmer gate and CV control of attack and sustain, plus option of a sample and hold randomiser for humanising drums. J Haible never made a PCB for it though, I guess maybe because of copyright issues. So we are giving it a go the long way.

Thought I'd mention it, because it would be good to see some other build attempts from some of the accomplished people on here for sharing results / problems etc..

Good mention , Quality guy & projects

Too right, I've built his Triple Chorus Solina, Tau phaser, Dim D clone, Krautrock phaser, Variable slope filter and Living VCOs and they've all been fantastic. I just wish he'd release a PCB for this because stripboard for a circuit like this is pretty painstaking! Good learning experience though.

Yes, massive props to JH for his affordable high quality projects.

Working with stripboard is time consuming for a circuit this complex, but Im sure it will be all the more sweet when its up and running.

any progress on this? the more i use TD plug-in on my computer i appreciate how useful a gate is in combination with it - particularly if you copy the track you're working on so you can deal with the transient and body of the drum seperately - sticking a gate on the "body" track is incredibly useful, as u can shorten the "air" around any sound, particulary good for snares!

Joe moved to London so we havent done any work on this in a long time. Still got all the bits in a box though, so one day Im sure we'll fire it back up. He is wrists deep in a modular synth right now so I dont think it will be any time too soon.

What snipsnip says is sadly correct. Am planning on getting back on this one in next few months though, Ill let you know how I get on