Fourier For A Friend

Nonlinear Circuits Fourier
0:00-1:46 Fourier clocked by NLC Dual LFO/VCO square wave, listening to Fourier 1
1:47-2:00 Faster clock
2:01-3:06 Combining sines and cosines
3:07-4:16 Different clocks into 1 and 2, drone
4:17-4:41 NLC Poultry In Motion providing signals to clock and direction inputs
4:42-5:37 Messing about with LFO/VCO, Poultry and Feague into Fourier with Sloths controlling VCF cutoff
NLC
Eurorack

[@AndreRuschkowski]

Hi! Nice demo! I'm wondering what kind of knobs you used at the Fourier assuming that you used pots with knurled shafts. They look pretty nice.

[@dcsynths8969]

Thanks. Yes, T18 knurled shafts. Got the knobs from Tayda. A-6351. www.taydaelectronics.com/black-control-knob-9-8x11mm-shaft-hole-6x18t.html

[@kellymerrill5294]

Nice demo! I built one and it works but didn't really understand how it all functioned. Smart to zero out and test each knob. Definitely a drone beast. Ha, I used the same knobs too.

[@dcsynths8969]

Thanks@@kellymerrill5294 Took me a bit to realize 12:00 was zero. Super cool module and yeah, I like those knobs better than the little micro jobbies.

[@AndreRuschkowski]

@@dcsynths8969 Hi! I'm just seeing this. Thanks for the link! Getting finally ready to build one myself now. I also realized that Tayda has only red/green 3mm bicolor LEDs. May I ask you where you got the red/blue ones? I looked around a bit but couldn't find any source so far

[@dcsynths8969]

@@AndreRuschkowski I got them on eBay. Here: www.ebay.com/itm/321809788090 Make sure you get 2 lead or 2 pin, 5mm, and make sure they are NOT flashing.