Thanks for this. Great stuff👍 Going to see what else I can add to it, like CV, FM and filters. I want it to have just the one potentiometer. Should make for a decent VCO. You can also get an inverted pulse from pin 4.
The waves taken from the inverter input will need buffering and maybe some amplification to get a usable output level. My Quadrone circuit is one example.
Yes this will run from a 9v battery but you will need to buffer and possibly amplify the waves coming from the input side of the inverters. My Quadrone module uses one example of this that should work on 9v or check out this from Elliot Williams hackaday.com/2015/03/09/logic-noise-sawing-away-with-analog-waveforms/.
I love the low tones in the triangle! Nice no-talk impactful demo. I like the high-pitched robot voice in the intro too.
Triangle bass lines are great 👍
Nice right angles on that Square! :]
thanks for this video!!! was wondering what kind of diode you were using in the circuits?
I used 1N4148 diodes.
Thanks for this. Great stuff👍
Going to see what else I can add to it, like CV, FM and filters. I want it to have just the one potentiometer. Should make for a decent VCO. You can also get an inverted pulse from pin 4.
The waves taken from the inverter input will need buffering and maybe some amplification to get a usable output level. My Quadrone circuit is one example.
Cool. I have a spare 4069👍
Lovely work on this CuSi !
can you power it with just a 9v volt battery?
Yes this will run from a 9v battery but you will need to buffer and possibly amplify the waves coming from the input side of the inverters. My Quadrone module uses one example of this that should work on 9v or check out this from Elliot Williams hackaday.com/2015/03/09/logic-noise-sawing-away-with-analog-waveforms/.
At least it's less annoying than Kier starmer 😶🌫