Sounds great!
Is an Arduino fast enough to trigger the ISD chips without a noticeable lag?
Looking forward to seeing your work. Crack on!
Hey people!
I am glad to join this community:
Q1. Carl
Q2. Hamburg, Germany
Q3. 21yrs old Computer Science in Engineering Bachelor Student & soon radio technology research job
Q4. No drivers licence here, but a nice single speed bike and subway is usually good
Q5. Played clarinet from 2nd to 11th grade solo & orchestra, played around with VCV rack and recorded some techno songs and go now to Bitwig to properly arrange the beats xD.
Q6. ~7 years of hobby projects (Python games, Arduino & Raspberry Pi projects) and now I am reading the Art of Electronics and the Make: Electronics series to get to analog electronics. I borrowed a scope and a frequency generator and its so cool to see those simple components do weird stuff
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Good point. The arduino is used for switching. It is a question of making it easy to use with foot switches. These are the non locking type. I am making some progress.
On a separate project I am experimenting with programming Atmel chips in assembler. It may be necessary to use assembler if the arduino doesn’t respond in time.
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Q1. Chris
Q2. Lynnwood, WA (USA)
Q3. Cloud Operations Engineer
Q4. Kia Sorento
Q5. Dabbling Electronic producer since taking Electronic Composition classes at university in 1997. I’ve also DJd since 2003 or so, and have a weekly Techno show on Twitch @ Twitch
Q6. Years of hobbyist soldering projects. Just starting to try and dig into engineering and building my Kosmo rack as well as several desktop DIY synth projects
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Welcome! 
Nice to have someone else from WA on here.
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that’s what YOU think
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Welcome to the forum
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Q1: Jonathan
Q2: Redcar, UK
Q3: Tech Support/CS, Herding cats
Q4: Suppose I’ll have to get a license at some point
Q5: None, managed to get a tune going in Octamed once…
Q6: Very amateur, though I’ve managed to hand assemble 0602 components with the help of a small child and zoom on my phone cam.
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Don’t think I have been to Redcar, been further up and further down… Looks like a good place for a seaside strole!
Welcome BTW…
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Q1. Rodrigo
Q2. Veldhoven, Netherlands
Q3. Embedded Systems, Motion Control
Q4. I walk most of the time… otherwise, Fiat 500 TwinAir Turbo, when my wife is not using it
Q5. Played keys on a number of heavy metal bands in my teens/twenties. Produced the soundtrack for a friend’s podcast
Q6. Electrical Engineer, BSc. A bit rusty on the analog end, though.
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Krzysztof
Schiedam,NL
electrician
no car
Bass player ,contrabassist ,guitar, synth,string instruments diy sins1992
electronic school, hobby , passion.
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A1. Buster
A2. Gothenburg, Sweden
A3. Pharmaceutical logistics
A4. Cobbled together cruiser bicycle
A5. 3 chord punk bass, inhuman vocals
A6. Some actual electrical engineering education. Unfortunately long, but shallow experience using Eagle.
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- Pharmaceutical logistics
Is that sweedish code for “Drug Dealer”
Welcome.
Rob
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It could be, but in my case it’s a real job. I work in a cold room and shuffle around insulin and cytostatics, among other things. I don’t even have clearance for the drugs room. Where the really fun stuff is.
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Always fancied taking one of those lab well plates or cryo grids and using some indicator, like ph, to make a visual sequencer. Using a pipette to lay down a different note and character in every plate.
… Getting carried away. As you were.
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I’ve not posted on here in ages so here’s a quick update.
Q1. redacted cause, privacy, etc
Q2. Glasgow, Scotland
Q3. Student
Q4. Leg power (bike/walk)
Q5. Piano/violin/harmonica/various others
Q6. Enough to be dangerous
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welcome from the other end of the M74 ( or whatever designation it’s supposed to have #autoshinanigans
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Q4: Suzuki Swift (The 206 engine failed catastrophically)
Long time lurker, first time poster
Tanner
Barre, VT, USA
Community College Financial Aid Administrator
2018 Mazda 3
Amateur at best at guitar, mandolin, bass, and my beloved DIY modular
Amateur, but have learned enough to build the aforementioned modular
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Welcome! After 3 years lurking your perspective is golden. Do post some pics of your modular.
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