I'll see what I can come up with in terms of graphics.

For the title of this module maybe:
-Passive Attack
-Passive Aggression
-Smooth Operator

Have you ever wanted to add an analog voice but run out of envelopes to
control its volume This results in a nasty "click" sound when the note
goes on and off. It is easily fixed by an ADSR or even a slew generator,
but now you can smooth away those clicks for a fraction of the cost, less
rack space, and none of the power consumption. Useful attenuator also
included.

If I get at least 20 requests, average production costs decrease
significantly, so that is the point at which I'll start making them.

Best,
Monroe

On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 11:53 PM, < david.salter@... > wrote:

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> Make some sexy graphics for this and I will totaly take one with 1&2!!!
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> > Would you be interested in a 4HP module with one attenuator and one
> > slew, for 30 USD
> >
> > After having been very pleased with a DIY project, I want to see if I
> > can spread the happiness. I would like to gauge interest and sales
> > potential for the following:
> >
> > A module consisting of two independent circuits, drawing 0 mA from
> > your system. The circuits to choose from are:
> >
> > 1) Attenuator. One level knob.
> > 2) Simple RC filter (lowpass). One frequency/period knob.
> > 3) Simple highpass filter, ditto.
> >
> > My favorite idea is to combine 1 and 2. The filter can be used to
> > shape audio signals, but it will not sound as good as a powered LPF
> > like the RS100. The main idea is to make the range of the cutoff
> > frequency very low so that it acts as a slew module or an ASR
> > envelope. This actually works very well. You can get a soft attack
> > and a very natural, acoustic sounding release, straight from your Gate
> > signal (or a rectangle wave).
> >
> > I doubt there would be much interest in circuit 3. But let me know
> > what combinations you would want, i.e. 1&2, 1&1, 2&2, 2&3, etc.
> >
> > I could put these into a nice, printed 4HP panel and sell them for
> > probably around $30 a piece. Any takers
> >
> > Monroe
> >
> >
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