finished: Minimoog Filter in 19"

matthias · May 2, 2005

just finished my minimoog-type filter

indeed it's the anyware megapole light,
http://www.anyware-instruments.de/megapole_lite_deutsch.htm
fitted to a 19" enclosure
with new pots and moog style- knobs...

mat

daArry · May 2, 2005

very nice mat :thumb:

did u have to buy the boards or are there schemos etc about?

matthias · May 2, 2005

I bought a stuffed pcb 2 years ago for a very fair price

I don't think there are schematics around,
but for a simple 24db minimoog lp filter
try that one...

http://www.euronet.nl/~rja/Emusic/Moog/

mat

clintrubber · May 2, 2005

I've built the VCF-1 (Oakley) and it has schematics in its documentation. A few years back the documentation became password protected, so unless you buy a PCB you can't have a peek. (So it'd be fair not to pass mine on).
But his PCBs are well made and I like the design. Quality stuff & fair prices.

But back to topic: yes, you can do some arithmetic on the ladder-outputs
for other filter-types. There's one of the projects that addresses (adressed, may be discont.) exactly this.

http://www.oakleysound.co.uk/projects.htm
(I'm not affil. etc etc :wink: )

but there's this around - I assume it's with permission:
http://filters.muziq.be/model/oakley/filterbox?PHPSESSID=b749bdc4b2920b3e50bc6ab5f4e26924

regards,

Peter

gang of elk · May 2, 2005

very nice matthias. built-in lfo (and a comprehensive one) is nice.

reminds me i need to get going on some synth projects. :thumb:

peterc · May 2, 2005

Anyone seen this?

http://www.meadowfield.freeuk.com/synth/mini.html

Tried to get the guy to part with his PCB designs (for money) but no way. So I started my own clone design but that has not got anywhere because of other Lab stuff.

So i just bought my own Mini....

I'd still be interested in a clone tho' if anyone wants to do it.

Regards
Peter