Raspberry pi Eurorack Module Hardware Design

In this video I modify my MIDI to CV and trigger module to use a Raspberry Pi instead of a micro-controller.
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[@the2d]

Beautiful!

[@ozhalljr]

Reckless Experimentation Audio That's an impressive hardware integration!

[@JeremySeitz]

super nice! a very practical approach as well

[@lightyear4821]

Excellent !

[@alabamacajun7791]

Have you considered using the Teensy 4.1. (PJRC) in the rack. I have seen references to using it for audio projects.

[@jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot4171]

THIS!!?! I WANT I WANT I WANT!!?! Uhm, I think I had better look into milling my own PCBs, same as you. Is there a particular mini milling machine that you might recommend for doing the same types of jobs that you’re using yours for? I’ll have to put the Bridgeport off for a later time, but I could easily pitch for one that might cradle a rotory tool. REALLY COOL, the module with a whole lot of buffered CV jacks, and a access to the Raspberry Pi, I’m surprised that there haven’t been more like this. THANKS AGAIN, ALWAYS GREAT TO SEE YOUR IDEAS!!

[@izakrk3362]

Could this be used to code different programs on the rasberry pie and test them as they are worked on ?

[@RealMrBoy]

What laser cutter do you use for making the PCBs/Panel engraving?

[@martingerken7094]

One of the smaller RasPi W should do the job, right?

[@Recklessexperimentationaudio]

I want full size USB ports, the Pi Zero only has micro ports that need adapters. The 40pin connection is the same on all current Pi, so there is no reason that Pi Zero wouldn't work.