Tips and tricks for DIYing Eurorack modules (feat. AI Synthesis ADSR) - How many ways can I mess up?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2024
- If you're getting started building modules and you're looking for a few tips and tricks, this might be the video for you -- I show you some things that I've learned, and even make a few mistakes along the way that I have to fix, plus I do my own mod to the finished module!
In this I reference my video on Eurorack power, here's the link: • Intro Modular 1A: All ...
00:00 - Introduction
02:16 - Flexibility with resistor values #1
04:11 - Burning yourself for better results
04:58 - Flexibity with resistor values #2
06:30 - Getting IC sockets in flat
08:23 - Getting power headers in straight
11:36 - The flux trick for great soldering results, even for beginners
13:09 - Connecting two PCBs
16:26 - Getting front panel hardware in straight
22:45 - Cleaning the PCBs
24:06 - Getting the ICs into the sockets smoothly
25:35 - Continuity testing
26:42 - Initial test
28:20 - Replacing a dud LED
31:09 - Test #2
32:02 - Identifying button bounce
33:37 - My debounce mod - เพลง
GREAT VIDEO!
One thing is I wouldn't recommend cleaning the pcbs with water.
That's only if you use ultra pure water, and also only if the flux you used is water-soluble, which is generally NOT the case.
One has to understand that although pure water is non-conductive, it is a REALLY REALLY good solvent, in fact, it is the best humans know of.
It really wants to solve anything it touches, and that includes any material your circuit might be made of from all the components you have.
Again, it is fine if you know what you're doing but I wouldn't recommend it, as using Isopropyl alcohol is usually the best choice and more than enough.
36min of the smoothest voice on eurorack youtube, yesssss
Not gonna lie, that wasn't what I thought the first comment on this video would be -- but thanks :)
@@SoundVoltage haha I love your videos, thanks for making them!
Hi! Is it possible to find out where you buy your components? I'm trying to check out different sites! thank you
@vigar2351 Sure! I use a combination of taydaelectronics.com, mouser.com & digikey.com
I prefer Tayda when they have what I need because it's always considerably cheaper and Mouser will make you look through 20 options for the same resistor. :)
I actually got some silicon finger tip covers - as I am a wuss!
I should, I'm just not very smart :)
exactly last night I was wondering if there is something like that! thanks for the tip.
(I was also soldering an ADSR, what a coincidence).
Really useful for doing resistors!@@QuimFont
Those exist? Finally my fingertips can be saved.