EURORACK PATCHPALS n°1 attenuator

[@synthusiastgr]

Can't wait to try this! Thanks

[@franlq136]

super ! vraiment pratique !

[@TheMrJjjaaammmeeesss]

Very nice. What size bicycle inner tube sounds best? 😋

[@draconianrhythms]

so flipping cool

[@CengizArslanpay]

does this attanuate between -5 and +5 volts? :)

[@BeniRoseMusic]

What size shrink wrap are you using here?

[@yanproefrock651]

4cm of a 20mm heatshrink

[@BeniRoseMusic]

@@yanproefrock651 Thank you!

[@KPsTboy]

Looking for a schematic for an 'active' version of this using the incoming CV, can't find that sofar :(

[@yanproefrock651]

Hi TB. It's quite simple. Just add a buffer before the output. the simpliest way would be like twhat you see in this link, R1 and R2 beeing replaced by the pot in a voltage divider configuration like shown in the video: www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Felectronics.stackexchange.com%2Fquestions%2F156101%2Fbest-topology-for-active-attenuator&psig=AOvVaw0dQjovfOX5PBpNfz9i2XJJ&ust=1641454279918000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAsQjRxqFwoTCJj_9eyLmvUCFQAAAAAdAAAAABAL

[@theIMMUNICORN]

Okay but what value is your pot, there ^-^;

[@yanproefrock651]

Put A10K for Audio or B10K for CV purposes

[@theIMMUNICORN]

Thanks !

[@unsoundmethodology]

The taper (B for linear, A for log/audio) matters more than the value, really; you're using it as a voltage divider, so it's the internal ratio rather than the absolute value that affects the volume. I had good success with a 2.5k mini-pot that I've got rather too many of.

[@yanproefrock651]

k9wax you are absolutely right. The values i gave are for reference, but it can be achieved with any value