vanishing moon - sequencing tremolo

[cakeworks]

Hey all.

Has anyone seen this before? The sound sample doesnt sound like it gets to its maximum oddness.
http://compiler.kaustic.net/machines/vanishing-moon.html
Has anyone ever tried making this? Is there a layout or would I need to make one?
and where on earth are the inputs and outputs?

It looks sweet though... czech it out

-Jack

[puretube]

Brett ? 

[slacker]

that's not not the whole schematic, it's just the sequencer part, that's why there's no in and outs. I think you have to hook up a copy of the circuit with the 2 LEDs and the resistors so that point x connects to each of the numbered pins. Then you hook the whole thing up to the audio side of a tremulous lune trem, the LDR on the schematic is  the LDR in the tremulous lune.
Check out the Tone Gods vanishing point page http://www.geocities.com/thetonegod/vanpoint21/van_point21.html  the schematic there explains it much better than I can.

[cakeworks]

Thanks guys!

I'm a little confused though, both the chips in the lune are too small to be either of the ones in the vanishing moon.
Also the vanishing point seems to already do what the vanishing moon does.

any light which could be shed would be fabulous.

thanks

[darron]

i love his artwork on the buffer!
http://compiler.kaustic.net/machines/z.html

[The Tone God]

I'm a little confused though, both the chips in the lune are too small to be either of the ones in the vanishing moon.
Also the vanishing point seems to already do what the vanishing moon does.

The schematic on Brett's site is not the complete schematic. He is using the Tremulus Lune's audio section and replacing the LFO with his modified Vanishing Point. He is just showing how he rearranged the Vanishing Point to use his clock IC and the part values he used.

Andrew

[Brett Sinclair]

Hi guys!

The scheme on the site is indeed just what i replaced the lfo section of the tremulus lune with.
I get some ticking on my build because i didn't pay that much attention to layout (quite messy inside if memory serves well, been a while since i last opened it)...