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Finally, flip the assembly and solder with the 3 pin headers using the 0.7mm wire.

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Remove R40, if you want a long delay time. Note though that as the repeats get longer,
their signal becomes very dirty.

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Summary of Contents for Dysphonia

Page 1: ...ards 10 1 8 Finalization of the module 16 2 Check tune and calibrate 2 1 Check the assembled module 18 2 2 Tuning and calibrating the module 21 3 Operation manual 3 1 Oscillator 22 3 2 VCA 22 3 3 Mult...

Page 2: ...you have basic soldering skills and that you can identify the electronic components If it is your first time soldering there are several tutorials on youtube that can help you It would be easier and h...

Page 3: ...female 10 pin connector header 1 x male 10pin ribbon connector header 1 x USB jack 8 x M3 Bolts with HEX head 6 x M3 bolts with Philips head 6 x M3 plastic spacer 16mm length 12 x M3 plastic spacer 11...

Page 4: ...ill need The bottom board A Soldering iron 0 7mm solder wire A Cutter The 10pin ribbon male header Solder the ribbon header to the bottom side of the board as shown in the pictures 4 1 4 Preparation o...

Page 5: ...r wire a soldering iron The USB jack The 10pin female header Solder the USB jack and the header as shown in the pictures You can also use this board as a generic modular power supply Max supplied curr...

Page 6: ...1 6 Preparation of the top board Start by removing the excess PCB from the board Locate and place the 3 5mm jacks on the board Then solder these by using the 1 5mm wire 6...

Page 7: ...other tip on how to place them correctly is The guide on the top should match the small hole on the PCB and the long middle lead should match the cycle pad Once you are sure regarding their orientatio...

Page 8: ...straight is to solder the top pin from the top side of the pcb Then turn the pcb upside down and reflow the rest pins Make sure they are placed correctly Make sure you have not set the soldering iron...

Page 9: ...erfectly straight Otherwise they will not be aligned correctly to their corresponding hole on the panel Make sure you have not set the soldering iron above 350 degrees Also do not heat each pot pin fo...

Page 10: ...10 1 7 Connection of the top and bottom boards In this step we will connect the two boards and solder their connecting PIN headers...

Page 11: ...11 Locate the 3x female 20pin headers Place them as shown in the pictures Make sure they are firmly attached to their position...

Page 12: ...These will be the base for the power board If you are not going to use it with the USB power board you should skip this step Place them as shown in the pictures Hex bolt on the top side of the pcb the...

Page 13: ...13 Now prepare the top board s spacer structure so as to be able to connect the panel and the bottom board Find and place as shown in the picture the 12 pcs x 11mm plastic spacers...

Page 14: ...ect the Top and Bottom board as shown in the pictures Locate the 6pcs X 15mm plastic spacers Then turn the assembly upside down and lock the two boards by attaching the spacers as shown in the picture...

Page 15: ...inally flip the assembly and solder with the 3 pin headers using the 0 7mm wire OPTIONAL Remove R40 if you want a long delay time Note though that as the repeats get longer their signal becomes very d...

Page 16: ...16 1 8 Finalize the module Place the aluminum panel as shown in the picture Use the 6pcs x Hex bolts to attach it into place...

Page 17: ...the picture If you are going to use it in a modular case skip this step By using a cutter you can shorten the 16mm plastic spacer by cutting out the threaded part 17 The module is completed and you sh...

Page 18: ...e the SAW signal Play some notes on the MIDI keyboard and make sure that the pitch changes Play with the TUNE slider and FINE knob and observe the pitch changes Then check the TRI and SQU outputs Fina...

Page 19: ...bserve the SAW signal Play with the CUT and RESON controls and observe the changes Use all 12DB IN channels and make sure that the signal passes through Also connect the monitor to the BP and HP Play...

Page 20: ...te Remove the LFO OUT from VCA 2 CV and set INIT at max Observe a constant signal Follow the exact above process for VCA 3 12 Remove all patch cables and now connect OSCILLATOR SQU to a monitor LFO OU...

Page 21: ...gle Oscillator OUT and that it doesn t peak or create any clipping artifacts Proceed to the Oscillator tuning To do so the MIDI CV OUT needs to be patched to the CV input of the Oscillator Set the TUN...

Page 22: ...hat consists of One input and three outputs The multiple is only suitable for CV outs and not for inputs That means that you can send an output for example the LFO OUT and then use the OUTs of the Mul...

Page 23: ...pressing SET TYPE and allows the user cycle between them LFO Triangle Sawtooth Ramp Square Sample and Hold Normal changes with the RATE control Gated rate control is not functioning but you get a new...

Page 24: ...ff frequency The range is from 20Hz up to 20 000Hz 3 10 Multimode Filter 12DB The Multimode Filter section is 12dB per mode and consists of A CV for the Cutoff frequency expects 5v Cv inputs Three Inp...

Page 25: ...r VCA 1 Level range 108dB to 18dB depending on CV input 0dB is achieved at 5V CV input CV range exponential response ideal for audio VCA 2 and 3 Level range 98dB to 6dB depending on CV input 0dB is ac...

Page 26: ...y must be avoided Oscillator CV in 12V PW in 12V VCAs CV in 12V INPUT 8V MULTI IN 15V MIXER IN 12V MIDI to CV MIDI IN typically 0 5v pulses but this port is opto isolated ENV TRIG in 12V LFO CV in 12V...

Page 27: ...suggested values Oscillator CV in 10V PW in 5V VCAs CV in 5V INPUT 5V MULTI IN 10V MIXER IN 5V MIDI to CV MIDI IN typically 0 5v pulses ENV TRIG in 0 5v pulse LFO CV in 5V LPF CV in 5V INPUT 5V 12DB C...

Page 28: ...V CV 0 9V GATE 0 5V MOD OUT 5V or 0 5V depending on the mode LFO OUT 5V LPF OUT no resonance Unity 1 25 OUT with max resonance and 5V input signal Unity 1 5 12DB OUT no resonance Unity 1 35 OUT with m...

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