horvitz
Well-known member
This will be the build/discussion thread for my TBFX, which you can find here:
http://tbaudiogear.com/?product_cat=tbfx
So first the whatsit question. The idea was to make an inexpensive and ease to use format for line level effects and gadgets. To accomplish this, I created a carrier module which fits in a 500 rack (maybe a more dedicated rack in the future?) which has all the common guts that everything needs: balanced line receiver and transmitter, relay bypass, and dry/wet blend. Doing so allows for modules, called plugins, to be very lightweight, and thus inexpensive.
This stuff is super easy to build and fun to work on. Right now, I have available for plugins the TBFX-CH1, which is an analog chorus and the TBFX-DP1, which is a DI with DOA gain stage making line out.
There is developer information available here:
http://tbaudiogear.com/?page_id=399
Anyone is welcome to build whatever they like for the format, and I will of course support any such endeavors. Note that I am currently working on a simpler and less expensive bracket format for the plugins.
More plugins are already on the way. Hopefully we can have a little fun with this. You can begin to imagine all the circuits that we can quickly and easily jam into this.
Brian
http://tbaudiogear.com/?product_cat=tbfx
So first the whatsit question. The idea was to make an inexpensive and ease to use format for line level effects and gadgets. To accomplish this, I created a carrier module which fits in a 500 rack (maybe a more dedicated rack in the future?) which has all the common guts that everything needs: balanced line receiver and transmitter, relay bypass, and dry/wet blend. Doing so allows for modules, called plugins, to be very lightweight, and thus inexpensive.
This stuff is super easy to build and fun to work on. Right now, I have available for plugins the TBFX-CH1, which is an analog chorus and the TBFX-DP1, which is a DI with DOA gain stage making line out.
There is developer information available here:
http://tbaudiogear.com/?page_id=399
Anyone is welcome to build whatever they like for the format, and I will of course support any such endeavors. Note that I am currently working on a simpler and less expensive bracket format for the plugins.
More plugins are already on the way. Hopefully we can have a little fun with this. You can begin to imagine all the circuits that we can quickly and easily jam into this.
Brian