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sounds great for such a simple little circuit! the pick idea is cool. i could see tapping the switch getting tiring after a while.
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RnFR wrote: i could see tapping the switch getting tiring after a while.
yeah that's true and you need foot and mind coordination, I been fed up using this foot switch
one day I'm thinking about this switch to replace the switch is only connect to the ground to activate the effect
so i decide to get wire and soldered to a metal pick and hit the strings and works now you can
play whatever you want with a peace of mind
without annoying foot switch. i would recommend using a metal pick is 100% accurate EDD
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Great !
As the trigger is now automatic, the next cool thing would be to get the attack time enveloppe-controlled, or at least foot-operated. Then you could vary the rhythm without tweaking a pot.
I'd love to shrink this baby down and build it into a guitar.
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I'm stuffing the PCB right now and ran into a problem. On the PCB there is a trace that connects the positive and negative sides of C6, the 4.7 uf electrolytic cap, together. That set off some alarm bells in my head, and I checked it against the schematic, which confirmed that they should not be connected.
yes you right you need to cut that connection.
the schematic is a good guide if you think the board is wrong then make it right.
just my advice if you want your project works. check every connection soldering
and value of your resistors the position of transistors and wirings. GOOD LUCK!
I'm a bit worried about the layout now... usually if I find 1 problem there are 3 others I missed. Can someone else check the layout against the schematic? I didn't find any other errors, but like I said I don't trust myself.
EDD
