i draw the AOUT_LC
instead of using them single resistors, i tend to use smd resistor arrays: http://www.reichelt.de/4-Resistors-SMD-1206/BCN16-10K/3/index.html?&ACTION=3&LA=2&ARTICLE=42471&GROUPID=4495&artnr=BCN16+10K
should reduce work and space enormly.
Very difficult to solder! 4 resistors in 1206 package!
I try to keep all of my SMT in 1206 and SOIC wherever possible. This makes it the most accessible for newbs.
Is a resistor network with 2% tolerance, the package size is “small outline medium” with the same pitch as SOIC. More values available elsewhere (e.g. Mouser).
Yup , i’m ok with Latigid SMD Soldering isn’t the best DIY way. To save space,maybe mounting resistor vertically would help
but it ends up this way:
solder 4 of those chips -with the size latigid mentioned, is not difficult, because it is a resistor it isnt that heat problematic. (the only problem is the conrad price)
bend, cut, hold, solder, cut 32 of single resistors is hell of boring work…
sure 
A resistor Array is much better in here , i talked without reading. my bad
Agreed, bent resistors suck, but you can place a 1206 in the same footprint.
Look at this network from the same series:
Might be interesting.
Hey that res networks sounds cool =)
Just now, latigid on said:
Look at this network from the same series:
complex - but not what aout_LC need…: aout-lc-scheme
-i think-
@Phatline : It really looks quite the same than in the schematic, at least to me did not looked well . My bad once again.
@Phat You’re right, I don’t think it will work, sorry about that.
I am coming back to the Accent Signal. Is it 15V Bipolar or not?
1 hour ago, Psykhaze said:
I am coming back to the Accent Signal. Is it 15V Bipolar or not?
No it is in a Range from +4 to +15V (with the 4 i am not really sure), it simply feeds Q29 with Power -negative Polarity would not make sense-
Q29 now switches thru for about 1ms - with the Accent-Voltage - coming from AOUT_LC … the other Stuff after Q29 are then is a Envelope. (as far i understand the circuit)
Sometimes some circuits are dealing with bipolar inputs by inverting the negative part, that’s why i asked . So it’s positive voltage feeding but not from zero and up to +15V.
Thanks you for this precision =)
oh cool ! I was in the wiki but i’m going in illustrator right now 
Also , good ideas about LEDs!
About the mixed output, i think it would be good to have separated output for each part (HH/OH/CYM/BD/SD) in addition of the mixed one
Edit : I would keep SD/BD in plugs internal and Gain pots on its specific panel
agree with SD and BD Plugs and Gain.
i would preefer Trigger LED located near Decay Pots (because the trigger is a envelope thing)
individual outs > ok > so we need special plugs, which cut the conection to the mix bus - i know that most 6,3er Plugs can handle that, do you a 3,5er plug which can handle this?
yes but the slot should be mooved to 90° (standing)
