CGS Analog Computer

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CGS Pulse Divider with Dual Inverter and Logic OR and AND, Gate Converter (dual Comparator), NOR/XNOR Logic, and Analog Shift Register, all in a 2U module!
Everyone should have two!

$250 Assembled Module

$140 Full Kit

$32 Panel

CGS Analog Computer Construction

vis sduck on this electro-music.com thread.


Bridechamger CGS Analog Computer
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CGS Analog Computer

"Available first week of Sept.
Pre-order now!

CGS Pulse Divider with Dual Inverter and Logic OR and AND, Gate Converter (dual Comparator), NOR/XNOR Logic, and Analog Shift Register, all in a 2U module!
Everyone should have two!

$250 Assembled Module
$140 Full Kit
$30 Panel"

DIY Analog Modular Synth #3

YouTube via bchris1776
"This is not the greatest patch - but I thought I would try to record something using the QuickCam and running audio direct into the computer instead of my digital cam.
Everything here is analog and homebuilt - no sampling, no RAM, no Midi. I built it over the last two years and am now trying to learn to make music with it.
You can find a few details about this synth at sdiy.org/rfeng"

DIY Analog Modular Synth #2

"A fairly busy autonomous synthesizer patch -a 'Noodle' - on my home made Modular Synth. www.SDIY.org/RFeng"

DIY Analog Modular Synth

previously posted here
"A short clip of my DIY Analog Modular Synthesizer . No Midi, Keyboard, knob twisting, overdubs or computer - It's playing on its own in real time. Module designs from MFOS, CGS, Electro-Music.com and wherever I could scrounge schematics. Sorry about the real poor digital camera vid and audio. Better pics and descriptions at http://www.sdiy.org/rfeng/"

Voltage Controlled Slope

via macumbista.net where you'll find the full details, images and audio.

"Desperately trying to finish some new electronics before other tasks consume my attention… the latest module for my DIY synthesizer is something like a clone of the recently released Makenoise Maths, which is itself a riff on the Serge Dual Universal Slope Generator. I actually imagine it much more as a kind of analog computer to tell the truth...

The module was created using PCBs from Ken Stone/CGS synths. I love Ken’s boards to death. I used:

2 x CGS75 Voltage Controlled Slope
1xCGS26 Analog Logic
3xCGS04 DC Mixer"

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DIY Analog Modular Synth

YouTube via bchris1776
"A short clip of my DIY Analog Modular Synthesizer . No Midi, Keyboard, knob twisting, overdubs or computer - It's playing on its own in real time. Module designs from MFOS, CGS, Electro-Music.com and wherever I could scrounge schematics. Sorry about the real poor digital camera vid and audio."

Another Analog Modular Synth Noodle

YouTube via bchris1776
"A short clip of my DIY Analog Modular Synthesizer . No Midi, Keyboard, knob twisting, overdubs or computer - It's playing on its own in real time.
Module designs from MFOS, CGS, Electro-Music.com, Ian Fritz and others.

Better pics and descriptions at http://www.sdiy.org/rfeng/"

Analog Synth Noodle with Klee Sequencer

YouTube via bchris1776
"This is my home made Analog Modular Synth playing on its own in real time.
No Midi, Keyboard, knob twisting, overdubs or computer. I built every module with designs or PC Boards from MFOS, CGS, Electro-Music.com and wherever else I could scrounge schematics.
I just finished building the Electro-Music Klee sequencer (The black faced panel on the desk a few minutes into the vid) - This is its first recording.
Better pics and descriptions of my synth are at http://www.sdiy.org/rfeng/"