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DAC. Also interesting UI, featuring lit pushbuttons in a narrow space between two resistors in the digital realm, or perhaps an external CV-to-pulse-rate module? Is this even useful? Seven-segment display. Can be done, but requires a lot of wiring and increases risk of noise on power rails. Things best left to external modules: CV-controlled CV offset module - add a global/master pitch control/modulation function with a diode matrix to select mode, then use manual reset (sw16 // clock in (j2/j11 // casc out (j14/j15) // reset/casc in (j1/j13) // gate out (j4/j10 // clock in (j2/j11 // casc out (j14/j15) // reset/casc in (j1/j13 // gate out (j4/j10 // clock out (j5/j12) // glide in (sleeve and normal both GND 6x Sockets, 2pin: Gate out (could normal to TP10, optional Once/Cont 11 Toggle Switches, 3pin: - CV Range - Once/Cont 11 Toggle Switches, 2pin: - all step switches (all go to same bus) - run/stop 2x Pushbutton switches, all 2pin: - all step switches (all go to same bus 2x Pushbutton switches, all 2pin: - Glide attenuator (B10k) (join two left pins from below - Glide, manual (A100k) (two left pins, from below - Clock In - diode to U2-3 Clock In - diode to U2-3 Clock In - ~27K to U3-8? No, transistors maybe activate? - Clock In - U1-13 (can get at from top when assembled Stop Switch - 10 LEDs 3 sockets Potentiometers: One potentiometer per step, to set output voltages. (10) One potentiometer for internal clock rate. Switches: Momentary-normal-off pushbutton to manually reset. - One potentiometer per step, to set clock rate (if onboard clock is used) (rv11 // once/continuous (switch // once/continuous (sw15.

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