That is a pretty vague set of requirements. Are you going to bring it into being all at once, or are you going to build components and assemble the complete project over time? How you go about this will depend on your skills in design, fabrication purchasing, and mechanical assembly. It sounds like a daunting project. What time frame did you have in mind?I want to make my own sound console what are some important things i should consider and recommended stuff im probably gonna need(such as IC's, resistors, capacitors, filters and more)?
As u said im probably gonna build components and assemble them over timeThat is a pretty vague set of requirements. Are you going to bring it into being all at once, or are you going to build components and assemble the complete project over time? How you go about this will depend on your skills in design, fabrication purchasing, and mechanical assembly. It sounds like a daunting project. What time frame did you have in mind?
I think that one of the first things that will be hard to make are the pre amps for each channel bcs I'll have to match the impedance's and the whole circuit can be quite hard to makeWhat things do you think will be the biggest obstacle(s) to progress toward that goal?
Good mic preamps will be most important feature, and the hardest to design.I think that one of the first things that will be hard to make are the pre amps for each channel bcs I'll have to match the impedance's and the whole circuit can be quite hard to make
Even though I've already started experimenting with pre amps
Idk yetAre you planning on building everything from scratch or will you include some pre-assembled circuit modules?
One thing i haven't understoodGood mic preamps will be most important feature, and the hardest to design.
If you really want to learn from the experience, then design yourself a transistor preamp for the microphones.
This is my favourite (attached below)
Some people prefer FET inputs, https://www.linearsystems.com/lsdata/datasheets/Copy_LSK389.pdf
I would recommend that you read http://www.douglas-self.com/ampins/books/ssad3.htm
Here is an overview or mic preamps: http://www.thatcorp.com/datashts/AES129_Designing_Mic_Preamps.pdf
If you just want to use an IC to get the job done then the best was the SSM2017
https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/obsolete-data-sheets/139484016SSM2017.pdf
and I've no idea why Analog Devices made it obsolete. However Texas make a version which is pretty good:
https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/ina217.pdf
Maybe. . .One thing i haven't understood
Let's say I'm making a good pre amp for mic inputs
If i plug in that input s guitar signal coming from a DI-Box would it sound correctly? Because of all the impedance matching
Bcs if not i would need a generic purpose pre amplifier
what OpAmp would you recommend buying in order to follow this PDFGood mic preamps will be most important feature, and the hardest to design.
If you really want to learn from the experience, then design yourself a transistor preamp for the microphones.
This is my favourite (attached below)
Some people prefer FET inputs, https://www.linearsystems.com/lsdata/datasheets/Copy_LSK389.pdf
I would recommend that you read http://www.douglas-self.com/ampins/books/ssad3.htm
Here is an overview or mic preamps: http://www.thatcorp.com/datashts/AES129_Designing_Mic_Preamps.pdf
If you just want to use an IC to get the job done then the best was the SSM2017
https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/obsolete-data-sheets/139484016SSM2017.pdf
and I've no idea why Analog Devices made it obsolete. However Texas make a version which is pretty good:
https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/ina217.pdf
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