Everything PLL (Shumann, Broughton, Dimehead, ELTA, etc)

[dinoadventures]

Am I the only one that dislikes PLL's? I like the square wave section and that's about it. The rest sounds like unusable butthole.

That being said, I'd still buy one and flip it.

Rude, but fair.

 

[Marial]

Am I the only one that dislikes PLL's? I like the square wave section and that's about it. The rest sounds like unusable butthole.

That being said, I'd still buy one and flip it.

I have never had the pleasure of encountering an unusable butthole so I don't know what one sounds like, but....


Wait.


Um.


So.... yeah. Just never mind.



#selfreporting

 

[blindrabbit]

I have never had the pleasure of encountering an unusable butthole so I don't know what one sounds like, but....


Wait.


Um.


So.... yeah. Just never mind.



#selfreporting

 

[Marial]

Now that I think about it, I bet I could make my PLL sound like an unusable butthole.

 

[FretNoMore]

Well this took a couple of unexpected turns ... I offer you this alternate reality:

 

[JonnyAngle]

Well this took a couple of unexpected turns ... I offer you this alternate reality:

View attachment 999302

woah. who made that one?

 

[FretNoMore]

FTelettronica, an Italian builder.

 

[Marial]

Interesting!

FTelettronica: Schumann Pll

 

[BIG97BEN]

Well this took a couple of unexpected turns ... I offer you this alternate reality:

View attachment 999302

I meant to ask about that earlier. How is it sounding? I see it has the drone thing built in, have you got the chance to run it through its paces?

 

[Azure Skies]

20? Or 200?

20
not 200
Unless PLL requests 200
Bow to all PLL demands
PLL is life

 

[Marial]

20
not 200
Unless PLL requests 200
Bow to all PLL demands
PLL is life

Hah! So it doesn't really matter as long as it's 9 volts?

 

[Azure Skies]

Hah! So it doesn't really matter as long as it's 9 volts?

Right, as long as it can provide the minimum 20 mA, you can use it (provided it's center negative, DC, regulated). Most conventional supplies do 100 mA or higher and that's fine.

 

[Marial]

Right, as long as it can provide the minimum 20 mA, you can use it (provided it's center negative, DC, regulated). Most conventional supplies do 100 mA or higher and that's fine.

Awesome, thanks! Now I can be comfortable plugging it into my ISO Brick, much appreciated!

 

[JonnyAngle]

A little PLL update.

The vibrato section on the looptrack knob is insane, especially with a shorter loop speed. I wouldn't say it's vibrato, more like a throbbing organ, if you know what I mean.

 

[Feral Feline]

No, no we don't know what you mean.

So like a Hammond B3 with a Leslie, or one of those massive pipe organs in a cathedral, or a Bontempi Mini Organ... or what?

PLLease, elaborate...

 

[JonnyAngle]

No, no we don't know what you mean.

So like a Hammond B3 with a Leslie, or one of those massive pipe organs in a cathedral, or a Bontempi Mini Organ... or what?

PLLease, elaborate...

Confucius say, "foolish man give wife grand piano. Smart man give wife upright organ."

 

[Feral Feline]

Nudging this thread Into The Unknown:

IC 3 is a CD4046BE, which is a Phase Locked Loop chip.


Another nobPLLe offering from Parasit Studio.

 

[Feral Feline]

Sunsine Audio Harmonic Decoder

"The Harmonic Decoder can sound like a fuzz, an octave/harmony pedal, a filter/wah, a complex waveshaper or some crazy bent 8 bit glitch box but all of it’s effects are derived from an analog VCO, a phase detector, and a simple filter in an arrangement known as a Phase Lock Loop. At the heart of the Harmonic Decoder is a true single oscillator analog synthesizer. It effectively resynthesizes any signal delivered at the input, providing extreme waveshaping and harmonic effects in the analog domain.

The frequency of the VCO can be modulated either by the internal envelope follower or via the external control voltage input.

Phase Lock Loop (PLL) Device
Analog VCO
Envelope Follower
External Control Voltage Input (1/8 inch)
Accepts any 2.1mm 9 Volt Negative Pin DC Adapter (not included)
High Quality Components
Rugged Aluminium Knobs and Enclosure
All Analog Signal Path
True Bypass "​

@jwr hat won four sail inn th' classyfrieds, hee mite stile heave IT.

 

[jwr]

Its long gone. The Sunsine pedal was really bad IMO. It had an awful carrier bleed and general tone it offered was really ear piercing from what I recall. I disliked it quite a bit. haha.

 

[Somnambulance]

Its long gone. The Sunsine pedal was really bad IMO. It had an awful carrier bleed and general tone it offered was really ear piercing from what I recall. I disliked it quite a bit. haha.

Yeah, that's why I sold it to you