Micro-Cap Tutorial #1: Tube Amplifier

[@abusiveben]

Eddie on vacation in New York on New year's Eve : Takes the time to put together and upload a tutorial video for us. ... If this isn't dedication I don't know what is. I just want to say we truly appreciate you Eddie.

[@KissAnalog]

abusiveben Thanks man - I gotta take care of my peeps;) appreciate your support!!

[@peteb2]

As a 40 years+ service repair tech spending spare time understanding & experimenting to demystify some of the more complex design concepts i meet in equipment this is going to make things a true hoot indeed! Time to learn as much as i can with it!

[@KissAnalog]

Sounds like you have a great background! You should have lots of fun;) let me know if there’s anything that I can help with.

[@grassioto]

Your teaching is helping me so much. Congratulations and we Brazilians are following your videos. Grateful

[@KissAnalog]

That’s fantastic! I’m happy to have a following in Brazil;)

[@MarcelHuguenin]

Well Eddie, you sure put me onto something! I am kind of a visual learner and this is just a fantastic tool! It beats many others with ease. Now I have my old desktop pc setup with the latest windows 10 dedicated for Micro-Cap. And it works perfectly fine with Remote Desktop from the Mac too, just brilliant! This will be one dug into the coming months, I can see the huge potential this tool has. Hope to see more tutorials too because there's always something to learn. Thanks for uploading a little over a year ago :-) I support the suggestion of other viewer of designing some circuit, simulating and then building / breadboarding and measuring on the scope. Pick anything you like, it's all about learning! I appreciate you too Eddie.

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks so much! I'm happy that you like this software. It really is one of the best! Have you seen this playlist for my MicroCap tutorials? kzbin.info/aero/PLZ0_iMoMBSslK1NFAXIEBsTnFzP8u9BGH

[@Dawood4]

That was an awesome tutorial. I am learning how to use it for my senior design project where we will be designing a class d amp with ganfets! Thanks!

[@KissAnalog]

That's amazing! I am working on a Class D amp with GaN FETs as well:) Maybe we can help each other? Have you decided to use a control chip? Have you seen my videos on Class D Amps with GaN FETs? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnPNh2eNipeCm6M

[@tonysfun]

Thank you for your work again. I would like to see from start to finish - designing small circuit in the program, and measure it in the software and put it together with real parts and measure the "output" or whatever your "gizmo" does and compare the computer and real against each other. I personally do not play with audio much, but I'm open to learn something simple I can recreate here. Have a HAPPY NEW YEAR and lots of health to you and everyone else here or anywhere! Keep up the good work.

[@KissAnalog]

Tony Fleming Thanks Tony! I’m going to do that soon. I thought I’d start with example circuits so I could show how to get around the tool. Have a great New Years!!

[@SpinStar1956]

Great Video Eddie! Thanks for the re-inforcement style explanations of the features.

[@KissAnalog]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you!

[@Taran72]

this is a great tutorial! I started following your Micro-Cap tutorials once I found out it was free! thank you for letting us know. :)

[@KissAnalog]

It is a fantastic software - especially for free;) Thanks for the feedback!

[@andyj2106]

Definitely looks nicer to use than LT Spice. I shall use this from now on - be good to see some more tutorials on it.

[@KissAnalog]

Andrew Johnson I’m glad you got this software. Yes I’ll do more tutorials - this should be fun;)

[@DavidKHill]

Thank you for giving us the scoop on this amazing simulator! While I was playing with the AC Probe analysis, the whole application crashed. But when I opened it back up, the circuit I was analyzing returned and I was able to continue on with your great tutorial. I'll have to keep an eye on the crashing. (I'm running this on a 32GB i7 Core).

[@KissAnalog]

You are welcome! I’m happy to see others take advantage of this amazing opportunity! Are you running on a MacBook Pro? I use both my MacBook Pro for personal use and a pc for work. I have had crashes but like your experience, it pops right back up. Simulations can be dicey but MicroCap seems to be an amazing tool. I do have a playlist;)

[@DavidKHill]

@@KissAnalog Agreed. I'm only running on a Windows 10 Enterprise box. I ran it on a Windows 10 Pro with out any issues. I'm dismissing it as a fluke. And yes, I've got your playlist in the queue. :D So far it's excellent. I was playing with Fastad.com circuit. Albeit it's pretty good with rudimentary circuits, I find it it's just too theoretical as it doesn't address heat dissipation and energy loss.

[@EdwinFairchild]

nice! Im from Suffolk county L.I , but in South FL nowadays. Thanks for the vids, avidly watching them

[@KissAnalog]

Both nice places, but now you have more sun right? Thanks for the feedback!

[@boiwithskillz]

I would love to see more of these Micro-Cap tutorials! I'm genuinely excited to learn how to use this software for my AC projects. I've been playing with Triacs and prototyping PCBs for a WiFi enabled PID controlled mini Forge (and I plan to use the same board for a DIY still I want to upgrade), but It's been proving difficult to optimize power factor without an oscilloscope. This should help!! Thank you for your hard work, and I look forward to your future videos!! :D

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks Scott - I appreciate you! I am planning on trying to get one or more out a week. I’ll try to keep them relatively short;) The more practice the better right.

[@RonPaulgirls]

OK THANKS, THIS IS A GREAT BASIC WORKOUT FOR ME AS I'M INVOLVED WITH THE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF LARGE SCALE SYSTEMS USING DIFFERENT TYPES OF SIMULATION, DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND MONITORING SOFTWARE AND THIS IS A GREAT ELEMENTARY SYSTEM WORK OUT..............SO I'M GUESSING THIS IS FOR OFFLINE DESIGN OR DOES THIS KIND OF PROGRAM RELATE TO THE MONITORING AND ANALYSIS OF AN EXISTING SYTEM

[@KissAnalog]

RonPaulgirls This tool is component level simulations for circuits. You can do equation level analysis.

[@RonPaulgirls]

@@KissAnalog GREAT......MY INTEREST IS IN THE FULL SPECTRUM ANALYSIS, DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND SIMULATION OF LARGE SCALE SYSTEMS AND REGIONS LIKE SMART CITIES, SMART COUNTRIES AND SMART PLANETS......FOR NOW ALL THE CITIES AND COUNTRIES ARE DUMB, BUT I'M PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE...ALL OF THESE SYSTEMS ARE COMPRISED OF COMPONENTS, CIRCUITS AND SUBSYSTEMS AND SO FORTH AND SO ON...........SO JUST LIKE LARGE BUILDINGS ARE MADE UP OF SMALLER PARTS, YOU'VE GOT TO START SOMEWHERE.........TODAY CIRCUITS, TOMORROW THE WORLD........AFTER THAT, THE UNIVERSE AND THEN THE MULTIVERSE, ETC. ETC..... ON A LIGHTER NOTE, THERE MUST BE DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, SIMULATION AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS FOR WEBSITES LIKE KZbin

[@KissAnalog]

It sounds like you are going to be having fun!

[@beamfinder8336]

Hey Eddie, thanks for that tutorial! Micro-Cap is incredibly powerfull in comparison to NI Multisim or LT Spice (which I worked with in electronics school). Funny thing, I'm actually working on some tube projects and I'm a guy that likes to work on my knowledge, experience and what I see on a real circuit. But simulations often helped me to quickly proof a concept if it's worth following. This might now be off topic but still interesting: I decided to swap my Tek TBS1052B against a Siglent SDS 1104X-E. The cool thing about it is that I can connect it with my Siglent SDG 1032X AWG via USB and perform automatic Bode-Plots. I paid together about 800€ and have the capapility of the Keysight series scopes and also have other benefits (free serial decoder, memory depth, ...). The SDG 1032X is fit for crude distortion analysis, mine produces about 0,052% THD+N at the audio band (1,44Vrms level, measured with a Tesla BM543 Distortion Meter, which is some kind of a copy of a HP 334A but without the AM detector). With these two pieces of equipment you don't have to buy the badly specified AWG module and the software extension for AWG use. I wish you a Happy New Year!

[@KissAnalog]

That’s great feedback and should help others. I too like to do simulation to help work things out and get better insight about my circuit. I think that is why when I do build my circuits, they usually work the first time;) Thank you and I wish you a happy New Years too!

[@pa3eka]

It’s Super Cool Eddy the step function is a very handsome tool The input Capacitor is to Small I think The OPT determines a huge part of the Bandwidth And also the most difficult part to simulate Thanks for this tutorial Couldn’t see every button I need a bigger IPad 😀

[@KissAnalog]

Bert van Lelieveld LOL, I’ll have to zoom in on those small icons;) We will have more fun with this. Thanks for the feedback Bert!

[@tophamps237]

very cool demonstration

[@KissAnalog]

Thank you!

[@RyanThompsonrthomp]

You dedicated legend! Thank you

[@KissAnalog]

Ryan Thompson Thank you - I appreciate you!

[@dbagnis]

Super nice video. Awesome!..Congratulations and going to follow your videos.Thanks you very much. Salute from Buenos Aires,Argentina

[@KissAnalog]

Thank you! I appreciate you! It is awesome to hear from our friends in Buenos Aires;)

[@scottneels2628]

Just wanted to say thanks man!

[@KissAnalog]

Thank you! I appreciate you!

[@beanmeup9902]

Wow, that is spectactular! Bravo Sir!!! :-)

[@KissAnalog]

Thank you - much appreciated! Have a happy New Years!

[@beanmeup9902]

@@KissAnalog I'd heard of Micro-Cap and wondered about and your vid did a fantastic job of showing it off!

[@KissAnalog]

Thank you! Let me know if I can help with anything,

[@bukitoo8302]

Hi. I didn't know this software. I 've always used Tina or Orcad Lite, but this one seems to be pretty cool. I will give it a chance! Thanks.

[@KissAnalog]

Buk itoo With your experience using Tina and Orcad, you will be up and running fast. I’ve used both of those tools so I think you will be happy. Let us know how you like it;)

[@henriklippert2792]

Super introduction 🙂

[@KissAnalog]

Thank you 🙂

[@pa3eka]

Yes Eddie The are in the help files no I need to digest it before it’s comes Clear to me 😀 thanks 😊

[@KissAnalog]

OK, sounds great! More fun to come...

[@mojotone3693]

Thanks for your Time ! 👍👍👍

[@KissAnalog]

You bet Mojo - thanks!

[@friedmule5403]

Great video! Sorry first home by PC now:-) I like your tutorial, it's simple but effective! I have played a lot around with the program and have designed a "zero" loss op-amp rectifier, but for some strange reason does it look like the DC power is negative biased with a few Voltages DC. Happy new year!! :-)

[@KissAnalog]

Wow, I thought I'd replied to this, but I don't see my reply... I would always be happy to look at your circuits and help you work them out.

[@friedmule5403]

@@KissAnalog WOW thanks!! what a fantastic offer! I'll send you what I have made on an email:-)

[@KissAnalog]

Fried Mule Thank you #Fried Mule! Maybe I can do a thing where I take viewer’s circuits that they are having trouble with, and do an episode where I try to work thru whatever problem that there might be.

[@friedmule5403]

@@KissAnalog Yes that's a great idea and could be interesting! Have you thought about making that a patreon only thing? :-)

[@KissAnalog]

Yes, actually that would be for Patreons only. I need to advertise that I suppose;)

[@cesarp6761]

I love his pointer!

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks;)

[@ericjones7300]

Hello. Thank you for all the Micro-Cap-based tutorials. I've been learning Micro-Cap and really like it. I especially like its ease of use. Aside from lack of support, are there any reasons to use something else, like LTSpice or QSpice?

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks for your feedback!! Micro-Cap was sold for $4700 before the guy retired and gave the product away. It is by far the best - IMHO;)

[@michsmi8297]

Thanks for a very nice presentation. Could you perhapps do a tutorial to understand better simluation problems. In relality the analysis can run into difficulties with more complicated circuits. For example "No DC path to ground" when infact there is. Or Matrix errors, etc.

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks for the great idea! I’ll do that, and is there any other specific examples?

[@michsmi8297]

@@KissAnalog Greetings , thanks for your reply. Well, the problems I have experianced so far are those stated above. Especially when we are dealing with a more complex circuit. For example, how do you deal with a matrix error when the only explanation given is that its something to do with DC loops and the structure of the circuit. In the example of an amplifier ( Tube Amp) I had to resought to seperating the preamp. and opening another session and looking at that, effectively using the simlulator to look at blocks of the circuit instead of the whole circuit its self. So if you could do a thorough teaching on this it would indeed be much appreciated :-) and keep up the good work sir!

[@pa3eka]

Enjoy watching it

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks Bert! Had some trouble but more videos very soon!

[@DavidAGarciaMontreal]

Great tutorial! thanks for making it.

[@KissAnalog]

You bet! I had another that should be up but I had technical difficulties... more soon! Thanks I appreciate you!

[@LTVoyager]

At the 13:00 time, why are the top 4 curves on your step analysis not uniformly spaced since the output resistor was changed by a uniform amount. Something looks wacky there.

[@KissAnalog]

Great eye LTVoyager! I didn’t point that out or get deep into circuit analysis as I was focusing on showing how the tool could be used and what it can do. Ok, so now that you spotted that, I’ll have to start doing some deeper analysis on this circuit in a video. For now, if you haven’t tried this, the software is free now so you can. The first 5 curves show ohms increasing by 2 ohms, then the next one is 16 ohms ;) then it goes 12 ohms then 14 ohms. If you look even closer, they are not quite uniform, each one goes up a little less and then 12 ohms gains only about half then 14 ohms gains less than half again, but then 16 ohms takes a crash and drops just above 10 ohms. Great eye and thanks for this awesome feedback!

[@LTVoyager]

Kiss Analog I have been playing with it for a few days now. I keep finding weirdness. I need to use a battery contractor in my design (airplane electrical system and avionics schematic), but the animated relay has bizarre behavior. I confirmed polarity on the coil, but I still see the coil voltage applied to both sides of the switch when when the coil is not energized. I did get one simple test circuit to work more or less as expected, but when I place the relay in the real circuit to connect the battery to the main power bus, strange things happen. I may need to try to find the underlying model code and see if I can decipher it. It almost looks like the model has a fly back diode that may not be “wired” correctly in the model. Micro-cap looks like a powerful package, but with a somewhat steep learning curve once beyond simple models and into a complete system.

[@LTVoyager]

I’m also having a hard time getting it into a mode that allows the animation components to work. I read in one of the online documents about an “animation” mode which makes sense to allow the animated components to operate, but I find no such mode in the menu structure. Sometimes DC mode works and sometimes it gives errors saying the model can’t converge. So, not really sure yet now to get the animation to work that way I would like since I am doing more of a wiring diagram than a circuit schematic and I was hoping to have the switches and relays operate as they will once I build my airplane, but that has been elusive this far as airplanes use a lot of contractors and relays and so far I have not found how to make them work in Micro-cap the way they do in the real devices.

[@KissAnalog]

Ok this is interesting! I’ll look into it.

[@KissAnalog]

This sounds like a very interesting challenge, let me see if I can help. It would make for a practical and interesting video I think. I can make something up, but if you want to share a schematic, you can send it to my email. [e-mail]

[@ozyprima]

hey eddie, can you show us how to make design passive crossover and run test it with this mc12 please?

[@KissAnalog]

ozy prima That’s amazing - I’m actually working on that. Should be out this week. Thank you!! Let me know what you think.

[@ozyprima]

Patiently waiting eddie. Thanks a lot.

[@microknigh7]

Good start Eddie, small steps. There are just too many bloody icons on the toolbars though, I may have to do a bit of customisation :-) It's great software, but some of the terminology (i.e. tool-tips for the icons) is a bit non-intuitive. I like how the analysis results can be presented and the use of the probe and how it auto-updates you change something. Guess I should RTFM. Looking forward to the next one. Have a great time in NY and enjoy the new year :-)

[@KissAnalog]

LOL there are a bunch of icons! I think making your own custom toolbar is a good thing - I’ll have to cover that in a video;) Thanks, and I hope you have a happy New Years as well!

[@JVSd-SG]

Cool. Do you know how to simulate and analyze balanced mic preamp in microcap?

[@KissAnalog]

That's a great question! Yes, I think I do;) I'll do a video on this soon. Thanks for asking! Do you mind if I use your name to give you a shout out for asking about this?

[@JVSd-SG]

@@KissAnalog thank you. >>" Do you mind if I use your name to give you a shout out for asking about this?" - sure

[@pa3eka]

Eddie almost of the help files are greyed out in the MC12 I downloaded :(

[@KissAnalog]

Bert van Lelieveld After you run the software for the first time, then go to updates to get the latest files. Let me know if that works, ok?

[@Hazmoment]

Hey man thanks so much for the videos. Love your work! Would also love to see some more videos/tutorials on building tube circuits with Microcap. Ive been having a play around with it and have been able to run some AC and transient analysis on my circuit which is awesome, but wondering how crucial it is to enter specific parameters in to simulate the output transformer, rather than using the "Ideal transformer" I also am wondering how to simulate a UL ultralinear type setup using this software. So stoked Im going to have days of fun with this. Cheers

[@KissAnalog]

That’s awesome Harry! I like your ideas, let me see what I can do. Keep in touch!

[@pa3eka]

A lot of memories comes When I first worked with MC it’s on windows 3,14 on a stack drilled 360 to 720Kb Floppy Disks

[@KissAnalog]

You and me both;) What does a guy do with his floppy disc? ;)

[@11orchids]

Thank you!!

[@KissAnalog]

Debi Hansen you bet!

[@js-dw6do]

can you help me please ! I designed internal circuit of 741 op amp how can I find Bandwidth of this circuit I wanna find omega hi and omega low of 741 op amp with simulation Thank You !

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks for the great question! I'll try to get a video out very soon!

[@pa3eka]

Ok find the Updates and there are the tube amp YES !

[@KissAnalog]

Bert van Lelieveld Oh great! I’m glad that you got them;) Let us know what you think.

[@romainbouvier1585]

Hi, I've just seen that Micro Cap is now available for free. But link is dead, do you know where can i download it? Thanks

[@KissAnalog]

romain bouvier That was eventually going to happen. But, we should be able to get you a copy. I can try to email it to you. [e-mail]

[@romainbouvier1585]

@@KissAnalog Tank you, I'll really appreciat. I imagine that file is to bigto email it, perhaps could we use weetransfer or googledrive.

[@jamesweaver6893]

@@KissAnalog But weren't there a lot of help files etc., on the website that's now gone? I wonder if its cached somewhere. That would be nice...

[@KissAnalog]

Yes - great point! I think we can share those files by replacing certain files. I’ll look into this and do a video! Thank you for bringing this up!

[@no882323]

It is a very easy to understand introduction video! I've always been looking for a good simulator. After seeing this post, I installed it and started training. I understand how to write a schematic. I don't know how to set the second cursor with the cursor operation of the AC analysis of this video. (^^)

[@KissAnalog]

I am happy you got a copy of this software! It is very good. Thanks for the feedback. Use your right mouse button to get the second cursor. Let me know if that works for you.

[@no882323]

@@KissAnalog Thanks to you, cursor operation was easy! As an introductory model, I am doing a DC_DC flyback power supply simulator. (A simple report has been uploaded at the end.) drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hmRZ0lf8-oeyScittyB2LZ04PmuIFnHv Doc1_Micro-Cap introduction model (DC36V_DC5V converter).pdf

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks for the look at your circuit - that’s awesome! I’m glad that Micro-Cap is helping;) Let us know how it goes.

[@no882323]

@@KissAnalog I could not find any MICRO-CAP model device that works with Vin = 5V, so I searched for it newly. The design goal is a bias power supply for the sensor of a semiconductor radiation detector that operates on a 5V battery. (400V to 700V, 2mA) I searched the AD site for a device that was "suitable for flyback applications". The LT3751 was provisionally adopted. I also tried using LTspice XVII provided by AD site. This is because LT3751 was included in the model device of LTspice XVII. At the end is the address of a simple report. I want to register a part of LT3751 in MICRO-CAP and do a simulation, but I do not understand the operation, so I will study from now on. drive.google.com/drive/folders/1hmRZ0lf8-oeyScittyB2LZ04PmuIFnHv Doc2_LT3751_DC5V_DC300V_2mA.pdf

[@jasonbourne9820]

amazing!!!!!

[@KissAnalog]

Thank you!!

[@matcarpes]

Thank you!

[@KissAnalog]

You bet and I really appreciate the feedback!

[@BitsOfBoris]

Thanks :D

[@KissAnalog]

Thank you;)

[@pa3eka]

Hoi Iam retired and had a accident earlier and disabled but having a problem with sitting on a chair So Iam mostley busy with a iPad But I promis you I go working with this Super Program 😀 Because iam building tube amps in a slowwww speed

[@KissAnalog]

Bert van Lelieveld Hi Bert - I’m sorry to hear that! I’m glad that you can still work on your tube amps! Slow is just fine - as long as it’s fun;)

[@adamivie]

how do i add a push button?

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks for the question. Did you see the video where I tried to answer this? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXTVpY2Fbshgntk

[@ldiazmdiaz]

OK, I will Subscribe my friend.

[@KissAnalog]

That’s great - thank you!

[@monishasolanki3739]

Hey, I am an engineering student and many of my classmates cannot buy laptops and personal computers for installing the software so i was thinking if I can upload this free software on my website which will be completely free for users to use on browser. Will there be any action taken against me ? or will I get into any legal problem for license and copyright ? Please let me know !

[@KissAnalog]

That is very nice of you Monisha! I really think it would be OK as he is giving it away for free. I've found that they are responding to email still - so maybe you can ask them directly. I'll bet you will be ok;) Let us know ok? You are very nice to do this.

[@sc0or]

I watched 10 vids about MC today. Different ones. Everybody "teaches" how to press buttons, not how to perform an analysis. I don't care of "cascade" vs "tiled" windows (I learned this 25 years ago with Win 3.11), but rather thermal stability and phase shifting. When someone decides to use MC, that means he/she is an engineer (or something). It costs nothing for him/her to understand which button means what while he/she creates a schematic. But it's difficult to understand a simulation interface and parameters.

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks for this feedback. I have a number of MocroCap tutorials, have you seen some of the others? This is the playlist. kzbin.info/aero/PLZ0_iMoMBSslK1NFAXIEBsTnFzP8u9BGH I’ll do some with more complexity very soon.

[@sc0or]

@@KissAnalog Thank you! I'll appreciate. I'm going to improve a linear headphones amplifier with MC (I hope this is possible)

[@MaxGoddur]

OK now, let's see what a novice has to say about this software but first must use and evaluate.

[@KissAnalog]

Perfect! Thanks Rud Dog, it will be great to heat your feedback;)

[@robertmccully2792]

Not sure who you are, or years doing this, or which audience your aiming at. But for us retired from one field and interested in another, be nice if you could start with a simple circuit and explain it all, and show the use of the software. This could go into a million videos. I can not see the point of buying hundreds of components, when your here, and the software. And number the videos. So many tubers are all over the place searching for an income i presume.

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks Robert for the great feedback! You bring up a great point, and I have actually been thinking of doing a guide to SPICE type series under my Kiss University playlist:) I'll get out a video that I think will help you by this weekend;) BTW, here is a video that shows my background. And I can tell you that small KZbin channels like mine are an expensive hobby. For most it takes years to make any money, so you have to do it because you like it and maybe hope that it will pay off in a financial way some day - but it is too much work to count on that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6C3p3aGgJenerM

[@robertmccully2792]

@@KissAnalog your most rewarding was teaching, and working with owners. I can of did the same thing, I was the foreman for a smaller company and had to teach/ train everyday. I decided young I wanted to work at small companies so I would always know who was at the top, or you get lost in the crowd. But saying that, that does go back to me suggesting teach the circuits, the components, and the software..it could never end and help a lot of people and be similar to your most rewarding job.

[@KissAnalog]

Thanks Robert! When the product is people it does make a difference;)

[@j0hmama]

its free" but not as in free software, they havent released source code yet. For all the linux users, Im happy to say it runs perfectly in wine.

[@KissAnalog]

LOL you are right - making the source code free would keep this software breathing for many years to come!

[@clee2423]

Happy Holidays, thanks for the information of the software, my friend would benefit from this info, he designed audio amplifier for hobby, and he always use LTSpice for the simulation and hopefully this software can improve his works, and he's a great designer, his design always be used by the DIY community at here, if you want to try 1 of his design, you can visit anistardi.wordpress.com , and you can translate the website to english

[@KissAnalog]

Seraph I think your friend will love this upgrade in software! I’ll check out his page - I should learn new languages;). Thanks for sharing!

[@billgates3699]

🙄

[@KissAnalog]

Do you have MicroCap?

[@abusiveben]

1st!!!!! Haha! 😂

[@abusiveben]

Ok now that I've already liked and commented it's time to watch the video. I got my coffee and everything all ready to go .

[@KissAnalog]

abusiveben LMAO

[@fadi0802]

Excellent tutorial! Thanks for sharing

[@KissAnalog]

You bet! Thank you!