What does the complete suite cost ? There is no mention of price on their website.

@@BobBeatski71 I don't know... The company has been through changes. I came across it while watching other tutorials from a while ago

Magic has an option to import a spice netlist which will give you all the transistors in your design. But so far I haven't found a nice way of using that. There's things like contacts and guard rings added that you probably do not need and I haven't found a nice wat to remove them without getting into a while lot more work than it would be to just start drawing them by hand. For now, the manual method simply gives you much more control and results in much nicer layouts for me

@@rjordans Thank you!

they're a bit hard to make to get a nice effect. The most usual thing is that it takes a lot of sun to start working and then spins around madly.

@@matthewvenn haha I thought so. I want to make my own rainbow maker just for fun. I have extra solar panels from my little cousins science projects but I dont know what kind of motor it uses

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@@matthewvenn Audio Specific Integrated Controller

Thanks! Check it in action on this channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ip_CgpZ8aMmYhck

no, I just use vim keybindings. One thing I've done is on the 2nd layer map the cursor keys and page up/down/home/end keys to where they are in vim. So I get the same movement controls on all other programs.

@@matthewvenn Thank you for sharing, I was stressing on all the new stuff I'd have to learn when my board comes in but it seems like I mainly just have to relearn those thumb keys

thanks! If you like this one then subscribe to my Zero to ASIC channel, it's more focussed on this kind of stuff.

U just need to learn verilog pass through openlane 😊

@@varunmajji6514 I have some knowledge of verilog with fpga, I will investigate what is openlane. Thanks for your answer

@@eriberteliasmarquezbello6345 yeah also check qflow

@@varunmajji6514 good, I will also check qflow

I wouldn't say it's finished but I don't have much energy to continue development. It works pretty well. I was thinking of adding another audio ADC/DAC so I could have 4 mono inputs. Also the teensy4 should work as a USB sound card so it would be cool to use it to record the output directly.

​@@matthewvenn Yeah that'd be really nice, I've considered a solution like that as a DJ soundcard =) I've been looking for a small stereo FX unit like this for a long time, I'll check out the kitspace page and order some parts =)

@@DJDiskmachine cool. Let me know how it goes. A friend had a lot of problems soldering the QFN package CODEC. So it's probably not a great project unless you have experience with SMT parts.