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Same thing here. I am currently going crazy trying to figure it out.

i ordered a second set of pcbs... they work fine for a few days... except one of them just bricked... it is the main board causing the problem... i've tried replacing all transistors - no change... only other thing is the lm3900... i've tried 2 different ones but not sure how genuine they are...

see my answer above... ordering more opamps - lm3900 &tl074 from mouser... will see then... my first lot were from tayda

clearly no support... i've replaced all ICs and transistors on the new one that stopped working and... nothing - something unstable in the circuit??? - i have no issues with any of my other voxmachina builds

@@immortalman663 hope you find this... on mine the jack sockets weren't switching correctly... taken months to figure it out...

Yes, some personal DSP experiments ;)

To be determined haha :D cheers

Fritz for Life

Thanks! Seems I forgot to add to the docs, I did indeed, of course now will measure it again and add it to the docs :D

More lights, I'm in :)

Ola :) , the cost for this one is 80$ ;) this one is a big one, max I've built myself was two one after the other :) , requires a lot of patience! :)

Hi, not the owner no :-)

Thank you! :)

Good luck! It's still my favorite module on my rack, i did not build any filters after playing with this fella :D

Thanks! Happy new year! :)

Almost, almost! Busy days hehe, so to mount the 0-ctrl on eurorack take a read here ;) www.mentataudio.com/gear-studio-talk/how-to-rack-mount-a-make-noise-0-coast-in-a-eurorack-case/ cheers!

@@VoxmachinaOfficial this is awesome. Thank you so much!!!!

I am not directly connected with Elby Designs even though I've reached them out to discuss the design for my module, in the meantime it will be released as a DIY project real soon.

@@VoxmachinaOfficial thanks Mister Machina fantastic design! Please Man, please, release it ain Serge format/4U also!

@@periquitaperez7656 thank you, I will try! I'm dreaming now of having a 4u setup so... coming next year maybe...? :-) cheers!

@@VoxmachinaOfficial yes Sir! Expectant !!

Me too! :D

haha dude I love your reactions and dance moves it's awesome! :-)

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It's quite easy once you got it setup, you can use from mutilple libraries already in place to handle low level logic, on this case I'm using a fork/version of Mutable Instruments open source code and written my own fx on top so then I can access even more libraries from MI, if you check my github on a separate branch should be there the setup you need to code, most of the code I have is actually on the fork from MI, maybe I can do a quick intro video to Daisy programming afterwards :) cheers!

@@VoxmachinaOfficial the daisy seems very interesting. But I fear the programming part will feel like a chore. I have the same with Arduino. I want to like it because it’s so powerful, but I feels like I’m working. 😐

@@mymodularjourney I know I feel the same hehe but daisy makes it easier to just focus on what you want to produce and test it right away on the module itself, but I get ya as my daily job is on software engineering 😅

I was actually cleaning the box a bit when decided to calibrate the DPO :D so yeah normally I would have them bolted ;-)

Curious to know the reason, meanwhile I've searched and there it was an old PDF with the calibration instructions, I imagine people got a bit confused perhaps?... Indeed I've calibrated v/oct and it was quite easy to get it to track 5/6 octaves actually but more interesting is the folding calibration together with the shape, I could really tuned it to my own taste, love it, cheers!

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