Update (10.07.2014): Minor changes to the schematic and vero layout to make it work properly with the tap-tempo clock project; tap input switch, series resistor
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Update (10.07.2014): Minor changes to the schematic and vero layout to make it work properly with the tap-tempo clock project; tap input switch, series resistor
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Update (01.11.2041): Fixed dead link to source. Here it is: TapTempoLfo_v2_1.zip You might have noticed I’ve been conspicuously absent for a while. Well, I’ve been
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I absolutely love the sound of the Baja Trembulator, so what better project to start with when it’s time to try the tap-tempo LFO micro
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Update (04.05.2014): I’ve made a minor tweak to the source code; the sinewave has been phase aligned with the other waveform options where it previously
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So, while waiting for money for amp parts to materialize, and amp parts to arrive in the mail, for some indiscernible reason I wanted to
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So a colleague of mine asked me if I could build him an auto-wah type effect, and specifically something that sounds similar to the MuTron
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Note: This one is experimental. Accutronics updated their Belton Digital Reverb unit (BTDR-2) and made it much smaller. It also has a different pinout from
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I’m a real novice when it comes to how these effects work, but I’ve always wanted to learn so I figured I’d try to “design”