basic qusestion(s)

[flab]

hello to everyone-
im into diy electronics for few years now-im a musician during my free time. so i make diy projects from time to time like noise boxes pre amps,amps,microphones etc. i own couple of synth and im really interesting of bulding a lunetta but i have some basic question to make cause im not really into a module thinking.
i already built few osc from 40106-556-4049-7414.
so what comes next?
can someone make a quick and clear answer about the chain thinking that we follow-

sth like osc lfo mixer sequencer efects?

i know that you already have talk about all these a lot of times
but ill appreciate if you do it one more

thanx

[RF]

Shift Registers
other than that...

https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AZIwOP-PR9sSZDlidzgzbV8wY3RjenJqanY&hl=en

Everything you need right there. Also check the big Lunetta Link-o-Rama sticky in the Lunetta area of this forum.

Have fun

bruce

[JingleJoe]

[cheese_nucleus]

one of my first projects was this fun sequencer:

http://milkcrate.com.au/_other/sea-moss/#seq

it's pretty basic and very useful, in my opinion, as an additional module to control the oscillators, that you already have! instant acid techno basslines and hours of fun guaranteed!

florian

[cheese_nucleus]

it just came to my mind after i posted my reply:

the 4040 chip in the seamoss sequencer schematic might as well be a pretty cool and useful standalone module. you can use it for quite a lot experiments, for example, octave division when used with an audio oscillator, clock division when used with lfo or even simple melodie generators and of course to control multiplexer type sequencers, like the on i posted.