Synth Voltage Controlled Oscillator 1v/oct tracked DIY how to.

[@TinyDiodes]

Thank you for making the unobtainable obtainable to those willing to build. THIS I can afford.

[@nyrbsamoht]

im trying to get a CEM3340 chip but i cant find them for under 50$ so its become a bit less affordable lol.. the super simple oscillator still is a dirt cheap build

[@zachary963]

Lol

[@qtdeimos4718]

@@nyrbsamoht try the AS3340 Its basicly the same chip but around 10-12$

[@kamalmanzukie]

i remember you

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[@jacksonkerr2095]

You're the only guy I've found who describes building a module like an announcer talks about a sports game.

[@CholokMauser]

Wait, You mean I can build my own modular synthesizer in my house? What kind of wizard are you, and where have you been through all my life? Seriously, there are no words that would express how happy and grateful I am right now! Thank you very much for that, instant sub from new declared fan and disciple!

[@cabintechgloballlc5337]

If you are interested in this topic, check out the "Synth DIY" group on Facebook, tons of people there building synths of all kinds.

[@CholokMauser]

@@cabintechgloballlc5337 Oh my God! Thank You very much for the info! I'll definitely check that group!

[@darkcart]

This is like an alternate reality where Johnny Rotten got into analog synthesizers instead of punk rock

[@simongunkel7457]

You mean like on Rottens work with PIL? Or his solo album?

[@darkcart]

Simon Gunkel I meant it more like that he resembles rotten

[@TROGULAR10000]

his band in which he plays guitar would have seemed 100% normal in the eighties. I often wonder what his parents look like or listen to. maybe they listened to 60's music in the eighties and then he was born in the 90s, so there's like a lag. or it's a cyclical thing and all styles are bound to come back which is why I'm being subjected to the eighties for the second time (although this guy is totally amazing and funny). there are so many retro bands now. so you can imagine a musical universe that supports all periods simultaneously. but in just a few more decades, assuming one style per decade, it's pretty far out.

[@blindpenguin]

Lord Dr George Dufort LLB ITCCS world HQ Brussels hero!!!!

[@joeyskaggs1185]

Мне тоже нравится новое хобби моргенштерна

[@GARDNSOUND]

Just started a DIY Eurorack series on my channel. I'm HIGHLY inspired by you to do this. Mine's using kits, though. I'm hoping it'll be a good place for people to get started. I love what you're doing here, man. Seriously one of my favorite KZbin channels of all time.

[@SaltaSoles]

This is amazing. Even years after the release of the video still one of the easiest (if not the easiest) of functional DIY VCO I have seen. I am absolutely going to try and build it.

[@f-bomb5715]

What a classic. You're the best thing that has happened to the synthesizer world since Bob Moog. Greetings from Spain, buddy.

[@gorillaau]

A VCO on a chip? That is so awesome. I didn't know about it untill now. Thanks for the video.

[@naturecollision]

brah, you never heard of dco synthesizers? :)

[@jukingeo]

The famous Oberheim OB-X used the very same chip.

[@littlebacchus216]

Nice to see got the lighting sorted for this one.

[@MaestroLives]

Dude you are the best and my favorite circuit bender that I’ve seen... you are hilarious and remind me of so many of my friends... you are always welcome to stay with me or my community if you ever come to Austin Texas.

[@stelleratorsuprise8185]

Collin Furze of synthisizers ... I didn't knew there was an osc. chip that could do 1V/oct. Some analog noisemakers don't care about 1V/oct. others used complicated exponential coverters to get it.

[@user-lg7cb6sr5z]

Collin furze of synthesizers... lol true

[@Ezra.G]

Extremely based old school diy KZbinr reference

[@ebbflow]

Man I've watched alot of your videos in my life and I didn't know you did these lessons. Here I am at 30 with 20 years of music experience wanting to make my own pedals and devices. Thank you for making this!

[@andrzejlechowicz558]

Man you're a true entertainer, i've had a really great time watching this! And the gear works great!

[@moognificat]

This is MASSIVELY exciting! I am loving this series!!!

[@jaketaylor1031]

I'm always amazed at what an absolute mad scientist genius he is. Keep buzzing.

[@pamelamerritt2168]

It sounds so clean and crisp

[@Osmtwc]

Thanks alot for these tutorials, there aren't many people on youtube that explain it in a way, that most people can understand. I was wondering if you will make some videos where you explain/show the complicated methods of making VCO's, filters etc.

[@cosmongs2146]

Been looking for a video like this for weeks. You've got to be one of the best guys on KZbin. Any way to get a square wave?

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

yep like i said in the vid, i will be adding addons to this circuit, this is the core of the module, ill be including optional addons. square wave out + PWM in will be one of the add ons, only requiring another TL072, 10k resistor and a couple of jack sockets. i still need to finnesse, but you can definitely work it out if you look at the CEM3340 datasheet :)

[@emilcarr7190]

The add on is pretty simple, a comparator on the triangle out (saw might work too?) and the width is chosen by changing the voltage it's being compared to

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

its even easier, check the CEM3340 datasheet, it already has square wave out, i just figured it would be a simple addone with 1 tl072 for input and output

[@marizuokereke7347]

If we are planning to do the add-on's, would it be worth putting a tl074 in now instead of using two tl072's?

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

yeah totally. would be an option later on. this just seemed easy for now, but yes. totally. when i do the square-wave one ill plop a tl074 stripboard layout in too

[@tomevans8240]

Dude, you rule. I was able to get this thing working on a breadboard easy peasy thanks to your rad-ness

[@SilhouetteBrick]

Congratulations on 100,000 subs! Well deserved!

[@LFOVCF]

If only I had 100th of your enthusiasm. Youre an inspiration.

[@swanbrown]

You and Even Kale are by far the most entertaining tech guys I watch.

[@erwinvandenbeld3150]

Thanx. I built one with the as3340. It worked right away.

[@dannalbob]

Just built one using the as3340. I get this weird thing where when I plugin in my beatstep pro it plays super high pitch and I cant tune it for shit. did you happen to run into anything like that? Banging my head about where I might have gone wrong.

[@gillestinguely]

i tried to build it with the as3340 too but i couldn't get it working... i checked, rechecked and rerechecked a thousand times the schematic and i haven't found any mistake, i also checked my components , they're good.... I'm missing something and it drives me crazy hah does anyone have tips or common mistakes not to duplicate ? (i'm a beginner if it wasn't clear enough) thxxxx

[@fabriziobandiera1556]

@@gillestinguely same thing for me ... I've built three of them and also onr digital to analog sequencer and the cv is totaly out of reference with the tuning ....and the scales are like in reverse ( the higher note shown on the display of the seq the lower note generated by the oscillator) suppose to be exponential but ... welll ... i don't know ....

[@justinleokennedy]

Oh my gosh, this is thrilling!!!! Can’t afford those vintage synths, but now I can try to get that sound out of my DIY synth!!!

[@Stopanimtz]

Love the Channel man can't wait to give my own modular synth a shot . Been wanting to give it a go for a while, this is EXACTLY what I needed to get me to give it a go!!!

[@goatfighter80]

Rowdy resistors.. Your build montages are awesome.

[@Fallingawayfromme1111]

I don’t know what any of this is but watching your videos is so interesting!

[@stuartchapman5171]

Thanks Sam, genius, I finally finnished my TD-616, (Twonk Drone-616 the number of the beast from the original Hebrew scriptures) using 18 of your super simple oscillators, the filters are a bit weedy, but I'll be watching your vids and upgrading them ASAP. When I get a vid of it on youtube I'll share the link. I've never built anything like this before and I wouldn't of tried if it wasn't for your inspiring and easy to follow destructional video's, keep up the good work.

[@chikusobox]

I watch your videos all the time! As a amateur synth builder you have helped me a bunch! Thank you!!

[@redabitar]

Extremely happy I found this channel

[@harryvincent]

Best channel on KZbin.

[@electricharmonyac7354]

Looks like I'll be building at least 10 of these, thanks man. Guy looks around the internet for a year trying to find an easy 1v/Oct schematic for Euro rack. Only because he forgot you were awesome. Sync would be cool though . I can picture ten synced up with a little detune😉

[@cruepprich]

"No Smoke!" = Sign of success! 😁

[@UltimatePwnageNL]

You're the music version of William Osman... except your creations actually work! ... Mostly!

[@nusior]

Hatagashira exactly! I've been saying this for years! Well...figuratively. I comment this few month ago because it's so obvious! Some kind od weird colab would be awesome!

[@Stowneyo]

This guy is an absolute genius

[@tadehmirzakhanian893]

I was looking up colpitts oscillators and your video caught my eye. You give a crazy vibe, and that made me watch your whole video 😆👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 Awesome, you really spent the time making this stuff, tape as you do, and explained too! that’s a lot of talent there👌🏼

[@TotemsMcGee]

I just stumbled on this DIY series and im so excited for more, these videos are amazing. Keep up the good work my dude. Subscribed.

[@freethis222]

Sam, you are so bloody awesome!

[@hippyjason]

Been waiting for you to do something like this. Looking forward to the whole series. :)

[@TBlankMusic]

Whoa! You built your own Braids oscillator! So cool!

[@AgustinDavidF]

Man you are my hero! I was looking info to build my own 8 oscillators Swarmatron and...found your channel. Yhis is the best possible begining ! Than you so much for so invaluable info

[@michael_toms]

VCO sounds good for stepper motor control. I'll be looking into it.

[@3tmbn429]

Thank you CEM3340 video 👍

[@TodayGarage]

Raaaad and super rad on the stickers man. Stoked to see mine made it!

[@UnauthorisedService]

built it. gonna pair it with another as3340 . bloody brilliant sam.

[@ivayloivanov3744]

this guy is off the charts

[@illnessofjeez]

I built one !!!, mines just got some things to work out with the PWM controls not controlling very much ...yet...lol. might be a bad pot, they were pretty affordable ones. Also I built the FC power-bus as well, that went without a hitch and the sequencer is almost done as well. Keep em coming Sam!!!! were building them... ..And thank you so much for these projects! changed my life. proper procrastinator now :)

[@illnessofjeez]

worked em out. love it, going to add the h/s sync and FM mod :d ... thank you SAM ! so excited for my filter on its way rn.

[@510th]

haha, at around 4:00 your voice over comes on a wee bit louder! BOOOM! thanks for the upload!

[@illnessofjeez]

MODS: ok so i put another 100k pot in series with the tuner pot, and now i can tune a much wider range; whereas I was able to find middle C and tune to that now. :D, i got the tuning pretty tight now, i can span more than a few octaves and remain in tune :D so pumped I used a BOSS TU-3 on chromatic using middle c and checking in the DAW with another voice layered over top. cheers

[@memsus2346]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS SERIES. I NEEDED THIS SO MUCH.

[@KarldorisLambley]

ta-daaAAHH. made it! i now have one of the above! after hours of faffing about with it not working i tried a new op amp, worked right away. i am delighted! at a bit of a loss now as i own nothing that make 1v/oct signals for it. so i am off to make a resistor ladder push button keyboard........

[@SamiJumppanen]

There's approximately one word to sum this all up: brilliant! I am going for 1V/octave because there might be three parts (MIDI-CV-MIDI, analog sequencer and the synth part obviously), keeping it standard. Always say "never", I'm not going modular, I just want an analogue mono synth with as low expense as possible.

[@bernii4515]

approximately one word

[@modraccin9514]

World-class presentation! Thanks!

[@juschu85]

Congratulations to 100000 subscribers!

[@beetrootstudios]

This is awesome don't give up on this series :-)

[@AdamTheAd-vanc3d]

Nice one for posting this one Sam educational and fun to watch my man 👊👊. POW !!!!. Love the drill bit tip its cheaper than the supposed proper which pretty much does the same thing .

[@LaTigerGenesis]

damn, this gentleman is straight up vince noir AND howard moon in one. what a treat!

[@tatsuhirosato8646]

Amazing video! I look forward to the series.

[@charlesmatthias9459]

Thanks for posting these videos'!A lot of fun and very informative for those of us that love the smell of solder!

[@andrewparry4601]

Love your work man.

[@d3nt391]

You’re amazing man thank u. First time I rly felt like yea I can make my own electronic world of sounds eventually

[@wickeddubz]

Lovely indeed! Sam, thank you for essential basics. Lol, i can’t even buy stripboard in my country, now i need to decide what i like less - pcb design and etching or making stripboard out of common board.

[@jesus_built_my_hotrod]

Do you ever get your safety pin caught on things. Like when you take your jumper off and stuff.

[@sinsofourfathers]

I've been waiting so long for a series like this. No knowledge on electronics whatsoever, but with videos like this I'm willing to try. Got yourself another patreon! What tier gets the additional information of the extra features?

[@angelos808]

Thank you. Congrats for the content and presentation of your channel in general. Love from Brazil.

[@dbzlouis]

Coool video ! Thanks again for doing those, its a great way to get into modular synth !

[@busteronlyfullscreenmode]

Man I imagine that's going to hurt taking that tape off. Looking forward to part 3!

[@AirborneSurfer]

Best soldering video ever!

[@DanielLooper]

Working on mine now, tried to create pcb board - 65 x 65 mm size - thanks a lot!!

[@ryandesilva3146]

I'm going to uni soon, and I might give this a go dude. Sick casual tutorial though man

[@dianamiino7391]

Absolutely Bravo ! 👍👍👍

[@TropicIslandMusic]

Entertaining and educational. Thanks man 👍🏼

[@LIVEFROMHYPERSPACE]

Wow, this is fantastic. Thanks for sharing. I think I found my next project.

[@opwave79]

You're my engineering hero.

[@jarischalk7757]

Thank you so much for this video i can't wait to build my own!

[@drjimmyfreeman]

Thanks for your amazing videos

[@ekox6tm]

want one of these!! great videos by the way, you rule!

[@ChuckLeone]

Great video! Keep up the good work!

[@RayMcNamaraMusic]

This is great! Give us the next one in the series!

[@jamesgolden7317]

I would love to learn from you dude. I mean great would be an understatement to describe how awesome a teacher you would be. 😁

[@diyler5293]

Thanks for inspiration

[@alb2935]

Cool vid when are you making the update video

[@illustriouschin]

I love this and want to try making one.

[@recyclop4058]

Oh man. That's exactly the kind of chip I've been looking for. Biiiig thanks for that! I didn't find it or the AS version on eBay yet though.

[@mult1vac]

google "electric druid"

[@buZztiaan]

electricdruid.net/product-category/oscillators/

[@recyclop4058]

Now there's also one in eBay with the AS3340. Slightly cheaper than Electric Druid

[@QuincasMoreira]

You can also get them form the Erica Synths website

[@recyclop4058]

Yeap. Found it as well. I think it was even more expensive there.

[@ultracce4311]

You should add a potentiometer to the front to tune it on the go

[@Pianoscript]

That was fun! Thanks.

[@wombra8314]

you're very generous thank you 🎛🎛🐛 would love to see an audio level input as a modulation source. like mic or drum machine etc.

[@karmagally]

Thanks for all your freaky stuff!

[@MisterMajister]

You're so cool. Thanks for sharing your stuff

[@Roderick_Legato]

3:34 The cap on pin 11 needs to be a low-temperature-drift type, like polystyrene.

[@veandreas]

Which patreon pack should I get if I want the circuit layouts and other material for building purposes?

[@SuperWarMech]

Wow I've been searching for a simple straightforward VCO like this for years! This is perfect! Gonna order me a butt-ton of those ICs.

[@REDACT3D]

ah beauty - just found this channel. synthesizer love~

[@toddspeck9415]

Your a braniac Sam! genius.

[@Snuckyfication]

Nice, thank you very much sir! How do you know what resistor and capacitors to use? Datasheet for one, but do you calculate them for certain voltages? Longing for the rest of the series!

[@Rialas]

Well done 👍

[@tonybloodloss]

This chip is expensive as hell, mate. But the video is awesome! You inspired me to dive into synths world. Thank you!

[@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER]

Check as3340

[@tonybloodloss]

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER thank you, Sir! Can you tell, what's the difference between them? I see that as3340 is completely affordable.

[@yusufdubois8680]

like Get Stuffed but DIY synths- wonderful

[@herbstmeier]

Great video! Would love to see an lm13700 vcf.

[@MJLouer]

Great video. Like the rest of your video's. Is there a way to play the module using a regular midi synth? Would you be so kind to make a video creating midi to cv module? that would be awesome mate.