Adding
a CV-IN jack for the VCA |
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A modification of your MicroBrute to
control the VCA volume with an external control voltage.
This modification was made for Coralie Ehinger (and made
by Xewin) to control her MicroBrute with a Theremin.
On the PCB of the Microbrute find either the test points labelled TP10 and TP11. Now come the difficult part : drill a hole at the back of the Microbrute in order to install a 1/8" jack socket. First, you must be aware that this will void your warranty. Do this only if you are sure of your crafting skills. Next, secure the jack socket to the
PCB and solder to wires to the jack socket, solder the
wire connected to the ground lug of the socket to one of
the Ground pad available on the PCB. Solder the wire
connected to the tip lug of the socket to one either
TP10 or TP11, and you're done.
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