MacheteBathOrdered the first iteration of the PCB for the eurorack fuzz/overdrive I'm designing. I'll try it out and see what tweeks to make.
Gene@MacheteBath I inherited a Synthrotek Dirt Filter. It's frustrating to use because it bases it's effect on how much signal is pumping into it - quieter = less effect. I wish it were more like the guitar distortion pedals I've used, that apply the same amount of effect, no matter how much of the signal input (loudness?).
How will yours operate in this respect? :)
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The first iteration will be very basic. It is only going to have a wet/dry , and a control for how much to drive/overdrive the clipping section. I wanted to have version 1 help remind me about PCB design( it's been a few years). I plan on eventually adding CV inputs and controls for the current parameters and I will definitely consider an input level. Thanks! I actually have multiple overdrive stages that I can add or remove with jumpers to see what I want in future iterations.
The first iteration will be very basic. It is only going to have a wet/dry , and a control for how much to drive/overdrive the clipping section. I wanted to have version 1 help remind me about PCB design( it's been a few years). I plan on eventually adding CV inputs and controls for the current parameters and I will definitely consider an input level. Thanks! I actually have multiple overdrive stages that I can add or remove with jumpers to see what I want in future iterations.