Rollz-5 Schematics
This is the Rollz-5+ PC Board by Meng Qi. The circuits follow fairly closely the original paper circuits, designed by Peter Blasser. I am building it with modifications of my … Read More
This is the Rollz-5+ PC Board by Meng Qi. The circuits follow fairly closely the original paper circuits, designed by Peter Blasser. I am building it with modifications of my … Read More
Finally, after almost a whole year of residing in boxes, wrapped in anti-static bubble pack, the 5U modules have been unpacked and installed into the five main walnut cabinets. Big … Read More
I propose a live, interactive installation in which sound is generated in real time by analog synthesis equipment that I have designed and built for this type of work. It … Read More
Finally! Quantisise with Blue Panel and Furman PL-8C power conditioner all together in the 8U EWI Tour Case. I upgraded the power strip from the Furman M-8Dx to get better … Read More
Boards are all assembled for the Blue Panel. Left to right: CGS113 Serge Wave Multipliers CGS65 Tube VCA/Timbral Gate x2 CGS67 Active Real Ring Modulator CGS81 Voltage Processor x5.5 2 … Read More
This sits just to the right of Quantisise to provide some timbre enhancements, mixing, processing, and output capability, so that a performance might need to use only the one rack. … Read More
Here it is, finally wired and mounted in its 8U high EWI Tour Case. The Quantisise panel wasn’t designed to fit this case; it just happened to (and it’s tight). … Read More
Quantisise has four outputs per section (VCO, VCA and two S&H outputs). Each is monitored by a different color LED, green for the VCO, yellow for the CV S&H, red … Read More
Here is a wide range, non-precision, and somewhat unstable voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) with just a pot for initial frequency, a CV input attenuator, a triangle (-0.5 to +4.5 volts) and … Read More
Here’s the populated front panel. It is just for show at this point. A view from the back. And the final block diagram for one of the six sections. It … Read More