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No I/o pin protection ?

4:31 😂 damn

@3:42 you can buy antistatic PETG.

D1!

Quality filming, guidance not to mention superb modules, and the icing on the cake is the drawings and Files.Well done for what you have given us on our journey to the synthesiser world, I love the guidance tutorial design for the front panels.

What kind of distortion is happening on the oscillator? Its triangle with reset > clipped > filtered correct?

Where could we get the raw samples from? Or array of values that you would read from a 6 bit dac, whatever is clever

There is a high end midi CV converter that measures the output frequency of the VCO and adjusts the CV accordingly.

Hl ,where do find the trimpot tool ? thx

The bassline was on my wishlist for so long. But now I have the pcb gotta take my time such a dense build. 😂

SO Good! Thanks for sharing!

Nice Build.

Can’t wait for the build video!

Love the quality coming on this channel!!

I was thinking of making some of these and now I won't have to! Thank you! Your rock!

This is really smart. I bet there are many enthusiasts that wouldn’t mind spending some money on obtaining these pre-built.

Great video, a question about soldering, what solder paste do you use?

Great idea, ordered a set of each. Thanks for designing these.

2:28 Dedicating a breadboard just for the UI is great. Boards are cheap. You can quickly lay out the interface elements and have them sturdy, then run wires to the other board. Still better than having the knobs and buttons hanging off the main board with wires, getting yanked on when you adjust them.

2:58 I'm surprised that doesn't melt the breadboard matrix around those pins as you solder them.

I have made these for the alpha pots some time ago, after i learned from Mutable Instruments Breadboard friends. also very useful for smd ic, dual match transistors, etc. check out this ic;: APS6404L-3SQR 64 Mega byte pseudo ram, SPI. seemingly used in phones or so. You think it would be possible to bread board 2 of these to join to 16 bit would worK? : )

Oh, your helpers trump mine. I never thought about a cherry switch footprint. 😮

Nice. I also sometimes experiment with all sorts of things on breadboards and was thinking about making a set of small pluggable modules like opamp basic building blocks.

Very nice! Clean design too. I have made some as well. Call them Breadboard Buddies. The one one I end up using most is plugging in eurorack supply power in a consistent way.

Nice work man ❤

Awesome idea, will pick up some for sure

Yes, this was very interesting, thank you. Do you make the pc boards and sell them (un-assembled or assembled)? Thank you again.

Not so good if the fumes are not venting to the outside.

Overkill for a simple switch and barrel jack😭

Cool project - thank you! Earned a sub 😊👍🏻

Why use a simple and reliable 50 cent toggle switch when you can spend hours and hours building a complicated circuit board and 3-D printing a space-consuming case to do the same thing? /sarc

F - respect!

A very nice looking print. The control box is a bit over the top for my taste. I once also 3d printed a fume extractor but used a simple toggle switch instead.

That is really nice. Thank you for all the work you put into that. Definitely my next project.

Extra points for the Cherry key switch. 🤩

❤SEXY!!!❤❤❤❤!!!!!!

Sounds *filthy* and I love it

Rey!

Excellent explanation of the circuit implementation. As always. 💪

very cool!

What a big one ! Huge success, beautiful results as usual. I'm curious about the total kit price, just to compare a full diy version with commercial modules complete kit 😮