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Will swap Music Tech lessons for Electronics lessons

kk994 · 2006-08-06 17:22:53

Hello... I know a fair bit about Music Tech and have a reasonably good studio. I want to start building my own synths but have never made any electronic kits at all. I will swap Music Tech for lessons for synth building lessons. There are tons of synth kits out there but I was thinking of trying to build this one...…

06-08-2006 5:22pm

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kk994

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Hello... I know a fair bit about Music Tech and have a reasonably good studio. I want to start building my own synths but have never made any electronic kits at all. I will swap Music Tech for lessons for synth building lessons. There are tons of synth kits out there but I was thinking of trying to build this one...

http://www.musicfromouterspace.com/analogsynth/SOUNDLABMINISYNTH/soundlab.html

I was thinking 2/3 hour sessions with half the time dedicated to each lesson...
If your interested just PM me...

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#2 07-08-2006 12:40am

Anima

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You can learn on your own really. The kit you posted is a big ambitous if you've never even soldered before. Why don't you just get some smaller kits first and learn how to solder then move on to understanding what components do what?

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