Recent content by temol

It's my own work.

There's no connection to GND. Just insert switch between diode and transformer (or diode and pin 3 of the potentiometer).

Only one diode. With the switch open there's only fuzz, no octave.

Like this?

It's when you set the Tone knob at noon ;) But it's also a printing technique that simulates grafients, continuous colors/shades of gray with small dots (of various sizes).

I think I'd run the trace from the 1N5817 to the 100u and run all the supply traces from the capacitor. Something like this (red is an alternative route)

I don't remember what voltage I set. Test it in the 4-6.5V range, see how the sound character changes, and choose the setting that suits you best.

Measure the voltage on pin 1 (marked in red). It should be the same as on pin 3 (marked in green). Full CCW means minimum voltage (max sag). Bias should be set as if there was no SAG potentiometer at all (full CW).

I wasn't referring to Tayda, actually. I was referring to using a jumper instead of an inductor. If you plug these values into an LC filter calculator, you'll get the filter's GHz cutoff values.

Now I have it installed. make -C libDaisy worked without errors, same with make -C DaisySP. Now I get errors when trying to compile to bin files. pluto.cpp: In function 'int main()': pluto.cpp:926:8: error: 'class daisy::DaisyPetal' has no member named 'InitMidi' 926 | hw.InitMidi()...

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/whats-on-the-workbench.4225/page-159#post-362042

I agree.. Now I have everything in my user directory. It's better, but still a bit of a struggle. $ make -C libDaisy make: Entering directory 'C:/Users/root/FunBox/libDaisy' mkdir -p build/Drivers/Patched/STM32H7xx_HAL_Driver/Src arm-none-eabi-gcc -mthumb -mfloat-abi=hard -mfpu=fpv5-d16...

J113, 2N5457...

Until now, I've been playing with pre-made bin files downloaded from Releases. But I wanted to try Mercury, which isn't available as a bin file. So... I installed Git, downloaded everything I needed, and replaced the daisy_petal files. The first problem occurred with the next step - I ran Git...

How dare you...