This features an Audio only Mixer with a CV input to modulate the output volume and features 4 audio inputs and 2 Audio outputs for the possibillity of stereo or other variable voltage destinations via amplitude modulation.
It is also hardwired to (but can be disconnected from via a switch) an envelope generator. That envelope can be triggered independantly. The envelopes feature the standard in/out config.
The goodies are a dual trigger delay which gives you some of the extra perks more commonly found on a custom Moog modular system or on the System 55. This will allow you to delay triger signals either in parallel or couple them together.
The next module is the Envelope follower which was also a perk of the custom systems and the 55. Moog already makes these circuits int he 107 and the 101, but having one seperate from those is a benefit when processing non synth based instruments.
I opted for extra CV's rather than the CV to Midi conversion to keep it all analog.
Now as Kevin pointed out to me, the Dual Trigger Delay was usually on the left sidfe of 2 envelope generators in the big modulars, thus making my signal flow backwards. My placement of modules starting with the envelopes is consistant with the order of the 901 series modules. See moogarchives for more details.
Kevin also stated to me that since I used a non production Envelope follower (from Moog Archives) as my model for this design, the unlabled potentiometer could be removed and the space used to feature a Moog Logo and model number for this module.
Just because I couldn't resist, I submitted this to Moog months ago.
WHat are your opinions of this device?
Respectfully,
Eric
(Naturally, I voted Yes!)
