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Great insight! Love my NDLR... will have to get back into it again :)

Clear and concise. I'm a sound designer/composer for time based media such as film and doco's, and have been asked to create sound for an installation. Lots here to think about for modular systems. My goal is different. It is to have the sensors within the room trigger pre-designed audio samples playing back into a quad speaker setup. I don't have much of a clue as to what gear is needed to achieve this. Tutorials as well presented as your's will help a lot. I'll chip away at it and figure it out. I going to try and avoid coding and find some kind of existing apparatus we can put together. Thanks for making us and I aware of this particular modular system.

Were you guys at infra equinox last year?

Excellent video with clear explanations, a good level of detail without being overwhelming. 👍

I learned more about modular synthesis from this one video than I have while watching hours and hours of others. Your explanations go into essential details that enable me to understand the 'why' beneath the 'what'. Great work! 👍👍

This is crazy, I need one.

Thank you for this great channel! How do you exactly make a transparent section on the panel in kicad so the leds can shine through the panel? Cheers

Making me want to solder

Looking forward to your course on designing front panels.

Thank You!

I have bought all your products and look forward to more TH-cam videos. Your courses are all excellent because you are a Professional Teacher, and you teach at a speed and details that I can understand.

Amazing product! Thanks!

Problem is that after years of using Adobe and gathering plugins, changing to another program is difficult because you/I lose the use of these plugins. Affinity should import plugins, but not mine ;).

Very cool! Is there a replay of this anywhere? Just getting into the daisy seed and would love to see this.

It is fascinating to hear how these projects start, and at the same time scary to hear how you work in a large corporation and have people 2 cubicles away that make groundbreaking tech you have access to, and then you may leave that company and start your own product and potentially make something that could be inspired by what you saw there. I doubt that Intel will ever watch this interview, but it is always good to break down where a product relation with your previous employer may stop, to avoid any potential problem in the future.

I was so hyped and built a kit and everything went ok but the arpeggiator does not work as in the video, i have to mantain the touch sensor pressed in order to hear it play… also i get no light when switching to arpeggiator mode. Any suggestions where the mistake might be? (Solder looks good, no bridges, the led is working with other .bin files). Maybe the switch? I hope I haven‘t damaged the Daisy Seed 😕

Nice!!! ❤‍🔥🔥🧨

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Amazing 🙌

Utrecht is an amazing city.

how much on avg is one of these boards if designing yourself? Been using copper tape and was planning on using solder board but this looks way cleaner!

You guys are definitely the best channel on YT

the jacks (in and out) can you give me the code? I want to make some small mods...

That was so good! I wish I could afford 3 of these!

Is there a way to sync with other external instruments? Sync out / in or midi besides usb? Loving the touch 2 and can’t wait to see what’s in store going forward. Congrats to all the folks who contributed 🙌

Sounds amazing!!

This is very good.

So cool :)

Damn this is awesome..!😮 Do you have drums in the same format too?! Where to grab one? Thanks for your great work!

just got one... I need more

can't wait to get one of these kits, when do you expect them to start shipping?

hi there, total newbie in using kicad here... i've tried to follow your instructions for building my own front panel... just a simple one: a few holes and words here and there. for words a used the text function on the front copper layer because you said to add graphics there... since i saw there was text in your design as well, i assumed that you "wrote" those words on the front copper side (using the text function) as you did for circles and lines... i was hoping the soldering mask wouldn't cover the text (as in your design), but i was wrong... how can i make my writings cut through the soldering mask just like in your design?

in the video you say that the analog inputs are 30 to 34. Is this an older revision of the Seed? On the schematics online it says 22 to 32 for the ADC inputs. Or do the numbers on the board not correspond to the pin numbers on the seed?

What about Midi connection? Can I attach a Keyboard to it?

hi! is anyone successfully using stm32cube programmer with mac catalina (macos 10.1.5)? i built the simple fix last night, then got through alll the steps of the software stuff, including install of the stm32cube programmer, but when i went to run the “blink” sketch, it said this version of mac not supported. i’ve been looking for what version might work but what i’ve found is kind of confusing, wondering if anyone has had success?

Great!! Are you going to post a video about the string machine?)❤

I used to tinker with daisy seed when it was just released, but got annoyed with usb high frequency whine. I’m now checking your products, they all sound nice and clean, looking at DIY kits and all of them have just basic components, nothing that would clean up noise, did some sort of software update fixed noise issues? All of Touch 2 demos sound clean and nice!

You're not supposed to bake the daisy when soldering

Crack-pot! ❤ I loved that movie.

Both interesting. Is the feedback synth still available? I don’t see it on the website.

Thank you Roey. I appreciate the time & effort that you invested in producing this video and all your other work at Synthux Academy. You have inspired my curiosity to learn more about how to integrate the user experience into industrial design. Fundamentally the Conductive Lab products fascinate me because they seem to work so intuitively by simply putting the right buttons in the right place. I’m also a fan of Teenage Engineering products, especially the OP-Z. Once a user masters it’s idiosyncrasies, the workflow of the product has allowed me to create and make first recording in as little as five minutes. I’m not a musician or an engineer, but with the right tools, making music can be a lot of fun.

Thank you Steve. It is uncommon to find someone on TH-cam that is willing to be so forthcoming about addressing all of the details to bring a product to market. I’m ordering my NDLR later tonight. Best of luck with the MIDI Router Control Center with its variants and other products in the future.

Hello, Oli here from germany. Recently me bought the lovely machine. Now I try to put it in an enclosure. Found a nice box. The problem is to mark the drill holes. Is there a possibility to get the x, y coordinates in mm or cm of the drill holes? Or do you have an other idea how to mark the holes exactly. Measuring the coordinates from the machine by myself seems to be a little bit to prone to errors for me. Thanks a lot.

Looks interesting! Where could I see a list of daisy algorithms compatible with these knobs, sliders and touch panel before I buy?

uhmmmm I just followed this tutorial and it seems like the controllers are not comunicating with the Daisy Seed. How can I figure which pins I didn't solder correctly?