CONTINUUM - Eurorack DIY Drone Module

This is my 2nd designed Eurorack module, a 4-oscillator drone with various modulation options, including pressure-sensitive touchpads on the front panel.
The video is meant to show the different ways of using the module.
You can find all data for building the module at GitHub:
github.com/TOILmodular/CONTINUUM
I hope, it is something worth trying for some of the DIYers out there.
Let me know in the comments, what you think.
Enjoy
Content:
0:00 - Intro
1:40 - The Module Basics
4:02 - Modulation Option 1: Internal LFOs
6:46 - Modulation Option 2: Touch Pads
10:15 - Another Drone Sound Demo
13:53 - Modulation Option 3: External CV
16:41 - Metallic Percussion Sound

[@maerisrael]

Keep up the great work. Thank you for making the module designs available to print up!

[@TOILmodular]

Thanks for the nice feedback. I am actually working on something new. A bit weird though. But a lot of fun (I think)

[@sound.workshop]

Awesome design. I love the touch pads.

[@TOILmodular]

Thank you. Yeah, this pad idea was a starting point for the module. Me touching some loose wires.

[@t0mcat23]

It's like a mini Lyra-8! I'm going to build one! I love your channel and designs!

[@TOILmodular]

Thank you. I heard of that one, just the name. Don‘t know much about it. Have to take a look.

[@thismatters7498]

Awesome work! Sounds great!

[@TOILmodular]

Thanks a lot!

[@RedMeansRecording]

Sounds and looks great

[@TOILmodular]

Thank you so much!

[@turbochargedfilms]

Love your work! Hoping to build one of your modules soon :) Will you ever consider sharing board design files? (like KiCad project, or EasyEDA Json, or Eagle files, or whatever depending on the software you use to design PCBs) It would make it possible for us to generate bom and cpl files for getting SMD components pre-soldered by the fabhouse, as well as facilitate further modifications and developments. I know you have no obligation to share them, it would just be nice. Regardless, keep up the great work, I and many can't wait to see what you work on next!

[@TOILmodular]

Thanks! You find the Gerber files for the PCBs in my GitHub repository. The link is in the video description. I will try to continue bringing up some new stuff, if I have any idea, time and enough knowledge for that. No promise though.

[@turbochargedfilms]

@@TOILmodular Thanks for the response! I am aware that the gerber files are available, I meant if you'd make the project files for the EDA software you make the boards in available. The previews on your GitHub incline me to believe that you make these in EasyEDA, in which case the project files would be .json files, exported by going to 'File > Export > EasyEDA...' in the EasyEDA editor. This would make it possible for others who want to use the gerbers to be able to get SMD components pre-soldered, as well as understand and modify the board designs itself. You could also consider generating the required BOM and CPL files that JLC needs for their PCBA services yourself and sharing them, if you don't wanna let your design out into the wild. Of course, this is only a consideration, and I understand that this is the result of your own effort and time, so there's no obligations and promises! It would just be nice, that's all, but I get if you don't want to share anything other than the gerbers. It's tremendous work all around and a great resource for future synth DIY builders!

[@TOILmodular]

My apologies, I did not get your point initially. I fear, I am not that skilled with Gerbers and PCB design tools. I just try to sort out and use them, as they work for me. I can only assume, that these required details about components to be sourced and pre-soldered by the manufacturers are listed in those JSON files. If so, I guess those are taken from the component details in e.g. EasyEDA (yes, I am using that tool). And if that is the case, then I do not really want to share those files, because those data are not consistent or not even filled in my components, since I usually just check for fitting footprints or create my own without filling out any component details. So in a nutshell, I am not planning to share any other files, besides the ones given. I also fear that the effort that I have to put in there in addition would be too much for me. I am doing my sourcing always in a manual way, checking for cheapest components, starting with the available parts in my local store. BTW, that is the reason why my designs somehow look a bit unstructured in terms of THT or SMD components, quite mixed always. Hope you are not too disappointed and still willing to try it out. But I really appreciate your interest in the stuff. Didn't imagine that it would really interest anyone, when I started.

[@turbochargedfilms]

​@@TOILmodular no worries, I absolutely understand 😊 thank you for all the hard work and contribution to synth diy!

[@JuanPabloMartinezOfficial]

5:43 When you boot up the mac

[@TOILmodular]

Haha, didn’t realize that

[@karimbouali6320]

exactement le module que je cherche en ce moment :) est-il dispo a la vente?

[@TOILmodular]

Pardon, tout mes modules sont seulement DIY. Je ne les vend pas. Excuse moi, mon francais est terrible.