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Cool sound. It's hard to see on the breadboard (and you don't say much) but there's a little black rectangle. Is that a 555 based oscillator? Thanks. Yes, it is a 555 timer IC. I started out with a free running multivibrator and changed the capacitor from a 1uF to a 470uF; I put a 5Kohm slide pot i...

Hello everyone,

I built a VCO and ran it through my LP.

This is what I got.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tru5pMNLt5g

Thanks for watching!

Voltor07 wrote:Great song and video!

Thank you!

JohnLRice wrote:That was cool! Nice job and thanks for sharing!

Thank you! Your welcome, glad you liked it.

Hello everyone,

Hope all is well. I have put a new video together of my Polymoog restoration along with a song I wrote using the Polymoog and Little Phatty.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYLlfhgFF8k


enjoy!

Jareth

My SN is SE00790. I have had it for about 3 years.

The Analog Organist wrote:Synthpro -

Thanks for your opinion, and great job on the song.

Thanks and your welcome!

Take care,
Jareth

Sir Nose wrote:Cool. I loved it.

Thank you!

dave500 wrote:WoW Great job

Thanks!

What do you think of the Roland SH 201? Is it just a cheap disposable synthesizer for kids, or is there more to it? I've often debated getting one simply because it's an inexpensive nobby analog polysynth having memory and lacking menus. Such instrments are hard to come by these days. But the word ...

timmy wrote:very nice. thanks for sharing.

Thank you and Your welcome!

Portamental wrote:That was excellent!

Thank you! I am glad you liked it.

EricK wrote:Thats a cool video! If that setup was mine, Id definately have to put the Phatty on top of it! Unless you are waiting for your Model D, hehe.

Eric

Thanks! I tried to set the LP on top of the polymoog, but it just does not set as good as I would like it to.

MarkM wrote:Good cover.

Thank you!

mysterycircuits wrote:Great!! Enjoyed it very much!

Btw, you have a very unique voice

Thank you, I appreciate the kind words!