From Oakley Sound via analogue Sent Wed, Nov 21st 2018, 07:27
From Oakley Sound via analogue Sent Wed, Nov 21st 2018, 07:27
> how tall is the main board PCB? The main board and pot/switch board are both 203mm (wide) x 143mm (high). Or 8" x 5.6". It's not small. > Is there any way to cram this into a Euro rack voice format... I very much doubt it. It also runs from +/-15V so would need some considerable redesign to make it run from +/-12V. It's such a shame that Dieter went with +/-12V. I would have chosen +/-17.5V, or made the nominal signal level 4V pk-pk. > or plans to do so? No plans. But never say never. Although I know what Behringer are planning and it is very unlikely that a simple analogue designer like me would be able to compete. > Is there a MIDI>CV unit that would replicate the Obie 4VS keyboard modes? I'm going to be using Yarns with mine. But I do have some sort of plan to make my own multichannel midiCV convertor at some point. Mostly because I'd like to do one, and partly because I need to relearn how to program (or 'code' as they like to call it these days). I should also add that it wasn't my original intention to make any sort of SEM clone. It just so happens that when you try and fit two VCOs, one SVF, two EGs and an LFO in a box, it does start to get that SEM vibe. It's not a SEM clone though. The VCOs, the EGs, the VCA, the mixer, the LFO, the sub-osc and many of the routing arrangements are very different. I am planning to get some MU compatible panels made at some point. In theory two of these should fit side by side in a Box11 with space for something like a sequencer or midi-CV convertor. Tony www.oakleysound.com