It should have a 3.5mm jack input, usually next to the headphone output.

EDIT: wub beat me to it

Yeah both the calrec and filtrex would run me around €400. The filtrex being a bit cheaper. I chose the calrec cuz i'd rather have an eq as its more versatile than the filtrex. Both are pretty straight forward builds. Congrats with your dad and son. Yeah that counts too :lol: Nice, sounds like good ...

Going for the calrec, PCB's coming in 3 weeks.

Linear phase EQ, which has other drawbacks such as pre-echo or pre-ringing. Minimum phase eqs only have post-ringing which is masked by the singnal it self and therefore less noticable. This article (with video) explains the difference between minimum phase and linear phase eqs. This one is about EQ...

Attenuating a frequency causes a phase shift of other frequencies which can lead to a higher peak value.

I'm pretty much hooked on DIY since I began with the SSL. Although I'm very happy it's finished, I'm a bit bummed as the building is half the fun. It's itching to start a new project. I narrowed it down to a dual Calrec PQ1549 or a Stereo Filtrex for my next build. Unfortunately i'm not swimming in ...

Thanks guys, very happy with the rusult.

@alphacat: nice, think i'll be getting that, thanks for the heads up!

@test recordings: it's from schaeffer, wasn't cheap, €80 incl. postage. Heard good things about frontpanels.de, which i'll try the next time I need one done.

Shenanigan city.

One of the main reasons I stopped hosting it.

Front panel arrived yesterday, excellent timing as I have a day off today. Finished it this morning

Medium bronze color, with engraved labels and scales

You can make it as big as you want

Apparently there is a UK distributor, http://www.handinhand.uk.net/, but they are going for £349 a pop.

Nice paradigm, the filter sounds great! Looking forward to seeing it fully integrated in the tape deck.

Concerning the interface, might be worth looking for a second hand fireface 400 (FW) or UC (USB). Great converters, very stable, super low latency and a decent amount of I/O.

From what I understand, mind I don't have Adam's nor the TC, the stereo link indeed only works with the RCA connections (you'll need 3 rca cables), which are unbalanced. Imo the noise reduction you'll get with proper gain staging is negligible compared to the noise reduction you'll get from using th...

Lunettas are kind of fun screechy noise boxes but not really a 'synth' in the traditional sense. Those tiny ones are just pre-arranged lunetta 'modules' but you can make the same ones on perf/stripboard. Bloke called nathanxl does amazing little sculptures from components without using circuit boar...

Interesting. I'm wondering how it's controlled, those pcb are very small, from what I see there wont be any pots on the modules. Same goes for the patching. Would like to see/hear it in action, but it seems like a steal at the mentioned price point.

Yeah definitely, cant wait to finish it up.

Im using a fireface 400.

Made some progress, dummy front panel for now. Made a short example of drums through it:

http://ongelegen.com/gssl.wav 4 bars dry followed by 4 bars compressed, then repeated.

Also, a thought, have a friend or parent sign up for an NI account, transfer it the license. Test run! I wouldn't to this, not sure what NI's policy is on this, but with alot of plugins the license becomes NFR (not for resale) after the first transfer, so you wouldn't be able to sell/transfer it ag...

I love the oakley stuff, sounds great, easy to build, great documents and no rare/expensive parts. I did build a filtrex yeah, its great. samples in here somewhere. Ive not finished any oakly stuff, half done the adsr, PSU and COTA filter, finished up some other non oakley stuff (youll have to goog...