Some build pics of the Herbs & Stone module.
This is from a company in Italy called Liquid foam.
It's a monophonic analog "groove box" that revolves around a dual sequencer designed to encourage complex pattern exploration
This version uses uses bananas, though there is a 3.5mm jack version.
The panel size is neither 3u or 4u. so it wont fit into a euro case (unless you have the eurorack version) or a serge case
Gianluca, the designer, posted a PCB and faceplate to me.
I'll need to find the parts myself., build it, then make a case.
Looks like a straightforward build. I think this is suitable for a beginner.
There are no SMD components. The parts easy to find & are well spaced. etc
Lots of CMOS ICs which I mostly already had in my little store of parts.
What I didn't have was purchased from Tayda & Mouser
Links
+ Here’s a pdf of the manual.
All component values are screen printed on the PCB apart from diodes (1n4148) and NPN transistors (2n3904) which have only a symbol to indicate the component rotation.
The liquid foam uses a 9V power supply. I understand that this version uses a LM7805 regulator. (I found that I was able to power it with an old 6V DC adapter).
The build notes say you can use a LM7809 regulator if you are using a +12V power supply
Get the IC sockets on first.
These are the ICs needed.
cmos:
40106 ... logic Ic ... Hex Schmitt - trigger inverter
4069UB .... hex invertering buffer ,,,unbalanced
4070 .... XOR gate
4040 ...... divider/ripple counter/Binary counter.
4052 ..............Dual 4 channel multiplexer
4053 1x - on order
4015 ..... 8 position shift register.
40106 ... logic Ic ... Hex Schmitt - trigger inverter
4069UB .... hex invertering buffer ,,,unbalanced
4070 .... XOR gate
4040 ...... divider/ripple counter/Binary counter.
4052 ..............Dual 4 channel multiplexer
4053 1x - on order
4015 ..... 8 position shift register.
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op amps:
lm13700 1x yes
lm358 2x yes
lm324 2x yes
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solder these on next .
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Resistors next
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The white half is -ve
Surface components are mounted.
next push in the ICS... into their sockets
TThe Pots go on the other side of the PCB, as do the LEDs.
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