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After several hours of soldering, the vocoder project now has 6 frequency bands. But the increased power consumption is causing power supply problems.
After several hours of soldering, the vocoder project now has 6 frequency bands. But the increased power consumption is causing power supply problems.
How you actually get around to recording anything when you COULD be singing the intro to Twilight on repeat will forever be a mystery.
Are you going to sell these as kits once you have a final version?
build your own with those 12 volt step down converters on ebay that do 5v 15 amps or whatever it is. They are pretty convenient.
Ok if you're gonna dislike this guy's videos, you probably shouldn't be here…
Cool! How can I learn to coding a circuits? Or what did you do?😕
Julian, wouldn't it be a better idea to power an analog processing system with a proper linear power supply?
This would alleviate your power supply noise and be more true to the original design.
Go on, get a transformer and rectifier and regulators and filter capacitors and build a decent power supply, rather than rely on a Chinesium SMPS.
What high pitched whine?
Exterminate! Exterminate!
Comment if you know which Boney M song I am thinking of at the moment… 🙂
How much current are you requiring. How much does each filter card requiring on pos and neg side? For example each opamp is likely to be below 10mA each rail, so say under 100mA each card.
Sounds great. How about ATX power brick?
Sounds like what we get with car audio, the quick fix is to just run a ground to the negative side of the output…
LOVING this project! I understand very little of the circuitry, but still learn stuff and find it entertaining as heck!
Makes me wonder if you could design some sort of analog "plate echo" effect. 🤔 I'm guessing that may be an easier project than an analog vocoder. lol