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Yeah! It's a really nice analog chip for audio pros!

Can you explain a bit more..

Yep!

Hi @jrorgofficial4148 Can you please elaborate?

I want to assemble an echo sound like in your video, but I don't have the path

Can I have your WhatsApp or telegram number please

I really like it when playing mp3 vocals using echo

I bought it online, brother!

Ab nhi mil rha hai please btao kha se khridhu

All thanks to you, sir! It's all your efforts to build that. And you're the first one here who successfully built this! 😄👍

Oh sure you can! But it may work or it may release the magic smoke. So, it must not stop you from experimenting. It would be great if you share the results. Good Luck! 👍😄

Hey Melina, at the moment I can think of only one thing and that is digital potentiometer like X9C103S. You can interface arduino with Pt2399 circuit by replacing all mechanical potentiometers in the circuit with a digital one and that might work fine! 😊👍

Thanks for the comment.

@@ElectronicsFreakEF thank you very much. I'll give it a try!

Its a smart tracker!

It's really fun playing with this IC! 👍😀

I didn't have the suitable ones, so I made it to work anyway. Please suggest a better one! 😊

I agree, this IC can be a bit confusing coz it's a mix of analog plus digital architecture! So there's no straight way to say as to where is input and output. That would be very wrong to say that pin 16 is the input pin because you cannot feed the input directly into it. There are some resistor-capacitor networks before the input. So, please clarify the exact problem you're facing! 👍

​@@ElectronicsFreakEF Thank you so much for replying, I truly appreciate it. Ok, so here is the problem, If you type: “DIY noise generator” on TH-cam, you will see two videos, made by Chris Menes [one from 5 years ago and another, done 2 years ago]. He built an amazing device, using the pt2399 and was kind enough, to let us all see the schematic for it - just scroll down the comments, you’ll see other TH-camrs asking for the schematics and Chris Menes directing them to his Facebook page, once there, just scroll down a bit, and there is the schematic. It looks simple enough but I could not get this chip to sound anything like his does - and most of the other commenters said the same. Maybe he’s left something out, or forgot to put it in the schematic. Chris says: “It’s basically a pt2399 delay chip just feeding back on itself and generating all sorts of noises and artefacts…” I think there might be a clue in that statement, but then again, I’m still just a novice in electronics. How can I/we get this chip to feed back on itself, what connections must be made? Perhaps, you can help us all figure this chip out, to achieve this wonderful device that Chris has developed. What do you think about the schematic? Please let me know, I’ve been racking my brain over this. Thanks again for replying, you are awesome. Cheers!

@@maxwarfield6699 Hey buddy! I saw that video of Chris Menes. It was just a noise generator which is puposedly used as a random music sampler while composing music such as rock or metal. While my project is completely different as it just adds a delay or echo effect using its internal DSP (Digital Signal Processor). So it needs an audio source to function. Both projects are used for completely different applications. It depends on what objective you want to achieve or where you want to use it. I hope you got the answer 👍

@@ElectronicsFreakEF Unfortunately, you have not answered my question. Seeing as you know more about this chip, than I do, I was asking you, if Chris’ schematic was any good/functional or not, according to your understanding of the pt2399. And if not, whether you could tell me how, to properly connect it, so as to make it sound like his. I know it’s a noise generator, because I saw both videos. Thanks anyway

@@maxwarfield6699 I visited Chris facebook page. Didn't find the schematic. Can you please reply with a link.?

Yup! I realized later that its less than 2kW. And yes, you need to put a powerful driver for that IGBT! 😅

You can add a BJT totempole between the gate driver IC and the IGBT gate

Grateful that it helped you 😀👍

Believe it or not. I too don't have an oscilloscope. So it was too difficult to tune it without knowing the waveform 😅

@@ElectronicsFreakEF also, i have made a single mosfet sstc, check it on my channel

Glad you liked it👍👍

Sorry brother, I didn't show reverb at the time of recording. But one of the right side potentiometer is for reverb and it works flawlessly!!👍

Mine one has two capacitors on its output, rated at 63 volts each! 😁👍

I'm a bit caught with some other works for the time being. But in future I'll be making for sure.👍

@@ElectronicsFreakEF hey, i think that 18 volt tvs diodes are better than 15 bolt or 18 volt zeners because they have better suppression rate

Yes. You need to strictly power this by 5 volts. If you're using a 9V battery then you can use a 7805 regulator IC to drop down 9V to 5V. You can use a very low power DC to DC buck converter too.👍

@@ElectronicsFreakEF thanks. Or could I power it with 4 AA batteries (6v)?

@@noisetv1863 I havn't gone above 5 volts. But as long as you're testing. Don't give it 6 volts rightaway. First try powering it with 3 AA batteries i.e, 4.5 volts. If it doesn't work then you can put another one for sure!👍

Sorry man! It was a mistake!😀👍

@@ElectronicsFreakEF 😄

I don't think its that professional but still thanks a lot man. Suggest me some more videos like this.👍🔥

@@ElectronicsFreakEF 😂 i know there were memes but the way you layed out the video and explained everything was very informative and easy to understand :) I would love to see more videos using the pt2399 chip as I have some and want to make my own effects, ir maybe a video on making a tape echo, as this also a project I have in mind :)

Ye toh perfboard pe bnaya hua hai. Iska PCB to maine ab tak design nhi kiya hai!

Thanks a lot buddy. Guys like you motivate me to continue doing what i love most! 👍😊

Stay tuned... An audio project is coming up next in december! 😉

Sorry man!! I did that on purpose by d way! 😂😅

Thanks man! Means a lot.❤️

Thankyou for your comment. Please watch the video nicely, you'll find it. Pause it.

@@ElectronicsFreakEF sir i know vedeo m h circuit diagram mgr wo zoom in hoty he khrb ho jati h is liy pocha h

@@statussongsvidoes8491 Okay then. For more clarity please follow the second link in the description below. PT2399 based project by Usman Ahmed.

Appreciate it. Thanks a lot man! 👍

Thanks a lot.! 👍👍