Thanks! The MCU is just an Arduino clone. The sounds are actually coming from my analog oscillator. Adam's card is doing the sequencing. :)

@benjiaomodular I see, I did wonder about the sound. Thanks for sharing.

Hey, thank you so much! I don't use any plugins to do this. My workflow right now is: 1. Do a rough layout of the controls on KiCAD's PCB editor 2. Export as SVG 3. Import SVG into Inkscape 4. Draw my labels and refine the layout (alignment, etc.), using the SVG as a guide 5. Remove guide elements 6. Export to PNG 7. Import into KiCAD through the Image Converter as a Silkscreen footprint 8. Finalize PCB layout 9. Export Gerber...

@benjiaomodular Thank you, I'm going to try it!

Thanks! Good question, I guess it's just a leftover from when I built my modules for a single 9V supply. You'll probably be better off connecting it to vcc-, just have to test it.

Thank you very much!

thank youuu

thanks!! 🙌

Was ist das ?

@@Einbaukueche it's a feedback generator module by @knopslmodular. He has a short description about it on his website under the "Feedback Ferret" section knopslmodular.design.blog/eurorack-modules/

It's my bandmate Datu's creation called the Wonderpole. And yes, it does have a rain stick function. 😁instagram.com/wonderpoleproject/

haha! thanks. it's pure coincidence. the bag was originally for my pedalboard. 😆 it's great. i don't do it all the time, when i bring my bigger synth, i'd have to drive. 😅

Thanks!!

Ooohm I'll have a look around. Thanks

True, but these knobs are non-negotiable since i really want them to match the rest of the setup. 😆 It was worth the try! I'm sure I'll get used to the spacings eventually. I'll do another version soon. Thanks man!

@ LOL! Totally understand. Esthetics cannot be ignored! Cheers!

No problem! That's intentional. It's called an "AND Gate". electronicsarea.com/or-and-and-logic-gates-with-diodes/

It's all part of it right? 😁

It's a DIY sequencer for a modular synth.

Yup, this is correct. It's my take on the Baby-8 sequencer

Of course it is! I hope. Haha🤞

And it works! 👯👯👯👯

Thank you for being my camera operator for the night! Haha! 🙏

Thanks!! Yup, we rescue strays. 😊

you’re a hero 🥹

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much! That sounds awesome. 🙌

ohh that's a great idea!

@@kevindewinter8235 Wow. Never thought of that. Thanks! That'd be a nice goal to have in the future. 🙏

@ since your work is a lot point to point i would buy a book with beautifull “Manhattan” style diy’s with good grounding and pure materials like copper, titanium and ceremics. Also diy op-amps like sparko’s would be loveley

awesome! thank youu

Aww thanks, Deland! Not sure what you have, but the delay and the reverb are staples on my patches.

of course! but we're also allowed to use modules that are already on the rack.

@benjiaomodular The Disting (Mk4) can do logic operations too. Surely this is an excuse to build a 2hp logic module; 2 inputs, AND, OR, & XOR outputs ? 🙂

@@massimookissed1023 yup! it's on the list 👌

yup!! i was also curious about that. keeping them in the front would definitely be ideal for me. i'll try some stuff out and report back. :D

UPDATE: i tried to hack something together, some of the metal parts in the socket mechanism were blocking the light from shining through. there has to be a sweet spot..

Yeah... I'm looking at a Thonkiconn right now and there's a flat strip that is where the tip of the plug connects. It would need to be opposite that almost next to the pin... hmmmmm. I'm not sure how small those smd LEDs are but that's looking pretty tight! If you could get it to work, that bit o' metal would make a nice reflector for the light!! LOL!

@RandomMakingEncounters i know, right? I'm already probably using that piece of metal as a reflector the way I have it now. I could nudge the LED closer to the pin, but that same piece of metal kinda pushes the jack towards that direction which makes it a bit sketchy. I'll play around with positioning a bit more I might end up just mounting the LED upside down from the back through a hole.

Look for a reverse mount led and put it on the backside, shining through a hole!

yup! doing back-mounted next time

yes he noticed the problem and posted a comment on reddit , there is a clearance issue with the jacks

Yup! That's the plan for the next version

Hey! If you meant the one in the Delptronics LDB-1 schematics, think it's just a digital noise chip by Delptronics. For this patch, I used a white noise generator that I also built: benjiaomodular.com/post/2022-07-26-white-noise/

@@Sarahbuildsstepsequencers thanks sarah!

@@leotoledochacabuco 🙏🙏🙏

Yup! The envelope generator mode has been very useful to me lately ☺️

Thanks! Yeah, that's instagram.com/anbemusik/. I was able to play with it after the show too. Fun little thing

haha! 🙏

Thank you! :D

thank you so much!

haha! thanks man

Wow, that does make a lot of sense. I'll add that to my list. Thanks!!

@@benjiaomodular This ic's in combo with comparators (LM339) allow you convert CV in to digital to control CD4051. it will cost some pcb surface but it will work. sn74hc148 8-to-3 line decoder/demultiplexer

@@AnalogDude_ yup, i ran into exactly that last night! thanks 🙏

Aww that's too bad . I hope it arrives soon. 🙂