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Sandelinos' DIY
Finland
Приєднався 20 кві 2022
Turning an Old Toy into an Eurorack Drum Module
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In this video I turn the circuit board from an old toy into an eurorack drum module.
Thanks to Spenny for letting me use some of his footage in the video!
Check out his UA-cam channel: @SpennyDubz
For more projects like this check out my website: sandelinos.me
Contact me: sandelinos.me/contact
tilvids.com/w/6KnBcZF5NY9prEA24mXZGo
In this video I turn the circuit board from an old toy into an eurorack drum module.
Thanks to Spenny for letting me use some of his footage in the video!
Check out his UA-cam channel: @SpennyDubz
For more projects like this check out my website: sandelinos.me
Contact me: sandelinos.me/contact
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Відео
The LFO to end all LFOs
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I came up with this stupid concept for a module and just had to make it a thing. Stripboard layout and Falstad sim are up at sandelinos.me/diy/NiMHLFO if you wish to build one for yourself. Watch this video without ads on TILvids! tilvids.com/w/mxdSBXSYwPUr7Ne3TUjAXv For more projects like this check out my website: sandelinos.me Contact me: sandelinos.me/contact
Making a Simple Eurorack Mixer
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Designing and building a simple modular synth mixer with a low parts count. Watch this video without ads on TILvids! tilvids.com/w/nApbwwTgqNGMxqijgz45kH You can find the schematic, stripboard layout, BOM and panel template here: sandelinos.me/diy/Simple-Mixer/ For more projects like this check out my website: sandelinos.me Contact me: sandelinos.me/contact
Excellent😂
Please does the ICs need to be powered ?
The opamp needs to be powered from a bipolar power supply. You can see the full schematic on my website linked in the description. Since my synthesizer is eurorack, I use a ±12V supply but the circuit will work with anything from ±5V to ±18V If you want to build your own bipolar power supply here are 2 great videos on the subject you should check out: ua-cam.com/video/pQKN30Mzi2g/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/PrsVqHar4u0/v-deo.html
Please how do I add a microphone?
This is precisely why eurorack is a great thing to be a part of. Well done sir 💪👏👏👏😂🤣🥰💋👌😃
This was a great help for my project. Gonna mention you on my GitHub.
Good job !
Nicely done! Especially liked the work you did cutting everything down to what looks like 8HP? Brilliant!
Amazing module ! When do you start shipping them out ?
lol, pitch mods now
Very helpful video, thanks! Could you share the KiCad files and the types of components you used?
You can now download all the files here: sandelinos.me/diy/Simple-Mixer/
amazing thanks!@@SandelinosDIY
This is geniusssss!!! 😭
Great! How come you didnt replace the toggle with cv changeable so you could flip between animal and drum on the fly?
Thank you for doing the thinking bit on my next project, adding triggers to a novelty Calculator/DrumKit..🙏
Gloves help prevent sliced hands.
32:42 a sampling mode very Jean Jacques Perrey.
nice nails
What power supply are you using?
Just, WOW! So much time and energy involved. While easily duplicated with readily available drum machines, I'm forever in awe of those who can create their own stuff. Kudos!
cyriak energies
You are wearing fingernail polish ......hmmmm
Very nice! I did a bunch of circuit-bending like a decade ago, and got into diy eurorack stuff this last year, and this seems like a very straightforward way to merge the two. A lot of devices have a playback speed resistor that can be replaced with a potentiometer, but if it's actually part of voltage divider it might be very easy to add CV. Even if not, a vactrol could do the job, too, if a little less cleanly. Those animal noises often get really interesting at low speeds.
What is the ic used for this board
I used a TL072 but pretty much any dual op-amp will work.
Lovely video but isn’t this just using the battery as a capacitor?
Yeah pretty much.
Hahahahahahahaha brilliant
btw, what's the case? how / out of what is it made? seems very rudimentary, but i like it a lot
It's built out of old Eurocard (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurocard_(printed_circuit_board) ) racks I got for cheap 2nd hand.
The explanation and details you provide in this video are absolute gold thank you for making and all your help ❤
So sick. Love the song at 20 mins too
I think no.1 D Y I👌👌👌👍
brilliant
what program are u using to make this schematic?
My god, that's badass! Congrats!
I love this video.
is the battery included?
That Sony looks like it was a pretty cool toy back in the day. Your hack made for a very usable module, lofi drums and crazy sounds. Love it!
💅 fabulous
Love the animal noises option. Good job!
You are a cool MF 🤘💖 . The sounds are perfect “low-fi 1990” drum sounds
Brilliant work. I wish I understood electronics better than I do; I'd love to have a go at something like this. Looking at the reverse of the original PCB, I bet that second IC has a lot more sounds on it than the 8 you're using... though I'm not sure how you'd get access to them.
Can I ask - what soldering iron are you using (my next upgrade maybe. I'm using a TS100 atm
Great video, thanks.
I think if it were me, I'd have simply recreated the circuit on the strip board.
Wasn’t you, though. Was it?
@@philip6252 You know what, your right. At least what I posted was constructive criticism. What a sad and shameful life you must live to have to go around pointing out everyone else's faults to make yourself feel better. Pitiful....
Really cool to watch you build this. Awesome video!
Really cool. Was so hoping you were gonna hit that switch after programming the drums...❤🔥❤️
ian curtis vibe
yes. a modulation longer than a life span of a fly. i need them.
And next we paint our finger nails like our sister
I hoped you kept the most important feature and I was not disappointed <3
A real life wizard ! Very interesting to watch. 👍
ure a gay? blackened nails? wtf
Love it