Thanks! The CS-1021 is a good analog scope. For most measurements you would be better off with a low cost modern digital scope. XY mode is still more satisfying on an analog scope.
Hello, how did you connect your oscilloscope to the synth? I have an Old TRIO CS-1566. I’m thinking about using a cable with BNC on one end and plug the other end into the audio output, do you know if it’s gonna work like that? Sorry I’m an oscillator noob
I made some little adapters with a BNC connector on one end and a 3.5mm jack on the other end then went straight into the scope. The TRIO CS-1566 looks nice and should be fun in X-Y mode.
I made some adapters out of old BNC cables so I can plug in 3.5mm cables directly into the scope. You can buy adapters but it takes 2 of them BNC to RCA - RCA to 3.5mm. The DIY ones are usually more reliable.
@@pulplogic thanks for the info. I reached the same conclusion about converting to RCA and then to 3.5mm. Thanks for confirming I was on the right path.
Really enjoyed this - thanks
any chance you can do a demo of the breath controller module?
Awesome video!
Is the Kenwood CS-1021 good? I'm considering buying an used one for general electronic measurements.
Thanks! The CS-1021 is a good analog scope. For most measurements you would be better off with a low cost modern digital scope. XY mode is still more satisfying on an analog scope.
Wow!!!
Hello, how did you connect your oscilloscope to the synth? I have an Old TRIO CS-1566. I’m thinking about using a cable with BNC on one end and plug the other end into the audio output, do you know if it’s gonna work like that?
Sorry I’m an oscillator noob
I made some little adapters with a BNC connector on one end and a 3.5mm jack on the other end then went straight into the scope. The TRIO CS-1566 looks nice and should be fun in X-Y mode.
This is awesome, love the shapes. Ws the CS-1021 hard to get hold of?
Thank you! I was looking for a really clean for a while, but they show up on Ebay fairly regularly.
@@pulplogic Awesome! I can't imagine I'll ever own one of these so it's cool to see one in someone else's set up.
Hey mate are you able to tell how the lend of it was done?
Sorry, can't remember the patch. It was something sequenced with the triggerman and using the Clouds
What adapters/cords did you use to connect this to audio?
I made some adapters out of old BNC cables so I can plug in 3.5mm cables directly into the scope. You can buy adapters but it takes 2 of them BNC to RCA - RCA to 3.5mm. The DIY ones are usually more reliable.
@@pulplogic thanks for the info. I reached the same conclusion about converting to RCA and then to 3.5mm. Thanks for confirming I was on the right path.