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Practically every exciting diy guitar effect pedal project that I could find online at the sort of dawn of the internet was provided by that Mr. Hammer. He was posting schematics sometimes even over old bulletin board services and if I remember correctly he actually used typed letter text format to sketch out schematics. So a wire might be a bunch of underscores, and a resistor would be a couple of alternating forward and back slashes like this: “_______/\/\/\____” There are definitely more old bulletin board electronics ‘gurus’ out there and not just for the DIY guitar effect and audio scenes. Just regular electronics hobbyists who wanted to share their circuits with online communities they subscribed to. With no option to simply paste graphics files, they would improvise complete schematics relying on strictly text. I had to write my comment because you shared who you got it from. I’m quite certain his first name is Mark. If I’m wrong, just know I believed it when I typed it. So I thank them all for helping me find a hobby In electronics and audio, and I thank you for picking up where they left off and actually being excited and doing your projects, and sharing what you actually did!! THAT to me, is sharing the proof that there is talent and promise inside of every human being and we all can bring real value to each others lives when inspired! That makes you a great and valuable person.

Put it into your akais and make breakbeat hits

Just a quick question, I've never in all these years seen anyone using 10uF ceramic capacitors in a circuit, where the heck would you get something exotic like this? Can't find any parts dealer over here that sells anything like them. Really this is the first schematic ever using 10uF ceramics I've seen in my hole life. 10uF electrolytics, 10nF ceramics all the time but 10uF ceramics?

ngl what if you made a deluxe diy cymbal out of a sheet of nickel silver? just like old beginner cymbals from the fifties and sixties? 👀👀👀

Great video! Thanks for sharing dude. I built 3 of then in a module to run in my diy modular. What oscillator are you using?

BRUH WHY WASNT I NOTIFIED ABOUT YOU STARTING A NEW SERIES I LOVE YOUR SHIT

I love u for not to use reverb + delay + harmonizer, etc, etc like everyone else for show a sound!!!

i like a lot your stuff,great!!

great work man!🍻🤟

really cool jam at the end great sounding drums

Great video! Just what I like

The narrow pulse can come in handy for triggering lopass gates.

Nice - thanks. 😃I breadboarded it. I found that adding a 10k resistor from gate-in to ground upstream of the 10u cap ensured a consistent gate signal. (Maybe add a note that all unused CMOS inputs should be tied to ground).

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one day, far off in the future, i wil lock in and build this

Love it! with some filtering it even kinda sounded like a wood block. bravo

This sounds awesome! I’d never build anything like this, but I like your videos

Hi, very cool projects! where do you get the aluminium for the panels from?

That's one way to do it! Crude, yet effective! Well done!

To me the hats sound great

Actually sounds great dampened.

Do you think a DIY CS-80 is possible? (with Arduino and the GX-80 VST)

niiiiice! I've tried to build it on Arduino Uno, but it doesn't work! The RX led doesn't even blink :( I've replaced the octocoupler's diode with a led to see if there is signal from my keyboard at that one is fine... Would you have an idea about what could be wrong? Thanks a lot!

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Parabéns ótimo trabalho , obrigado pelos samplers

Really nice tone like rain drops in the sunshine. That end piece is great.

What heads did you use?

Just discovered your channel, awesome work

Wow it's weird seeing that dude's name here. The guy has been completely run out of the synth world for lying and massively exaggerating the capabilities of his products and scamming dozens of people out of money and never sending them their product. He's infamous on the muff wiggler forums. I've been looking into DIY electric instruments myself lately and see his name all over the past internet, and he undeniably did have some good ideas and was at least a somewhat talented engineer. But I've seen too many of his designs that do not have proper safety circuits in place and/or do not work as intended. I am working to recreate his tiny TS synth right now.

greatnss so much greatness

I really hope you'll release drumkits/samplepacks. Would love this to be a new wave, making and recording custom drums to use within audio production!

I have no idea how I found this channel or even when I started following it but I'm damn glad it happened. Absolutely perfect good Sir.

Please don’t stop Lauri. I love your videos

Excited every time a new video slides into my notifications

Hi, there are some stackable banana plugs where the wire comes out a little to the side and the hole is at the top rather than on the side, perhaps these could be easier to use?

You're truly a star, keep it up Lauri

Lovely!

the best channel! informative and cute

MY GOAT !!!

genius! thankyou regards from Argentina

Sounds real f'ing nice.

From the sound I would say that you are not only syncing the second clock but also over enabling or disabling it. The ON/OFF ratio of the master clock defines the enable vs disable duration of the 2nd clock. So it could be interesting to control the on/off ratio of the master clock. With it you can control the number of 'ratchets', so to speak.

Glad you’re doing this series

That's brilliant way of using my favorite circuit. Got inspired of it and will probably do something similar as well. Was thinking that half of the inverters could also be used...well...as an inverter to invert the three clock pulses. Useful to get for instance kick and snare on every other beat. The 12V pulse may be bit hot for some commercial equipment so maybe the 1k resistor on the output could be moved before the LED so that they form a voltage divider. Then just adjust to liking. Some equipment I've seen use 7V pulses, some 5V and some use something else. Regarding the pulse width, you could add a potentiometer with swiper connected to output, one end to the rate potentiometer and one end through the diode. This will limit the max frequency a bit and wont give terribly lot of PW control, but some anyway. Oh yes, it's just a lovely circuit and one can do all kinds of fun with it.

Hell yea! I've been looking into this for while. You gotta do clock divider next!

Nice, new video 🎉

good one

Sounds wicked 👍😁

Thank you! This video is really inspiring. Getting me back into DIY synth. Do you think this schematic will work with a cd4069 chip? I've got loads left over. Looking forward to the next videos

nicely done !!!!