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TAITO... wowww 😂😂😂

Great channel, my friend! Which vco do you prefer?? I have just 3 555, with lfo mod... tried to build a 4046 in the beginning but didn't worked and never picked it up...

Thanks for the schematics and explanations! Lol

How does this ADSR work? The individual elements (A,D,S,R) appear to have individual *outs*, not as one may expect, IN's. What are the advantages of having outs rather than ins?

There is something very 'Jan Švankmajer' about your videos, especially the sped-up parts! Thanks for producing them. I've enjoyed them very much. :)

te amo

Ohhh that’s nice

Very good

What printing paper have you used?

Very cool project, thank you, is it possible to make CV outputs all at the same tempo? Where can this be corrected in the sketch? Thanks in advance for your answer :)

Wow! Thanks for share all you work. It's amazing! <3

Hi, beautiful work, can i ask you what type of wire are you using to wire jack to board and board to board?(the white one). Thank you! Have a nice day.

Hello, Thank you for your work and publishing this! The 15k (20k) resistors on your stripboard are not included in the schematic, did you add these two resistors yourself to control volts for the waveform? Greetings

Too much work! 😂

what software do u use to design the stripboard?

I've been looking for a stripboard layout for the Weird Sound Generator, and this looks awesome! Is the layout on the linked website confirmed to work? On the CV input board, does that get any power or ground, and what does that switch do?

My favourite VCO.

Looks great, thanks for sharing. Anyone got tips on milling out slots for faders without an expensive milling machine?

Superb work. Quick question, what method do you use to print decals?

Is a schematic available for this build?

i have a decent ammount of modules but not logic gates, can you tell me, exactly how it functions to make noise ? i know, like, if a gate gets a signal it can open another, like, a transistor or something, but does it let sound through, or only voltages ???? is i guess what im really asking, or does it make sound its self? ?? sorry if this is stupid question

Great video, man! What program did you use to calculate values for matching the output?

I have build the Module, but for some reason the delayed sounds are distorted and i dont know why. Everything else works. Any Idears how to fix it?

Ugly.

love this

Really looka fantastic!

sweet job

Very nice'

What graphics program are you using?

the music you play at around 1:00 do you have it on bandcamp?

hello, good job, where can we find your memo of the values and pinouts of the components that you have on your work surface? time at 5:15 in vidéo

Nice work! 👏🏾👏🏾

Again - Amazing session! Not to mention your building and editing skills! You’re very talented!

Beautiful session!

cool project! i've been wanting to do something similar.. by the way, the arduino project hub link in your website is down. did you migrate to another site or are you no longer sharing that info?

Rad build, can't wait to make one myself. Thank you for the great video, really inspiring.

This is how faceplates should be properly made 👍

Found your channel the other day. It is really good! I do especially love the short music performances you do. <3 Absolutely awesome and very inspiring!! About to start building modules myself and are currently looking in to the "show stopping" power part. As soon as that is done there is time to start making sound generating modules. And you have a lot of nice modules to look in to. Thank you for sharing your projects! It means a lot for me as a beginner. Your channel deserves a lot more subs!

Outstanding job - could you elaborate on your water transfer process for the labels?

👏👏👏👏 Great Work!!!

Very nicely done! Thank you for showing this; you've got a great process here. I particularly like the deburring demo; I'd been doing it with.a manual countersinking tool, but using the same step drill that i would have already been using to make the holes should be a great time-saver.

Me being at the stage where building simple opamp mixers is a big task for me this is like the endboss.. lots of respect for doing such a good job and thanks for sharing the process!!

Cool module :) I will make the first switch a button, because it does not matter. *1 is the same as /1. And when you press the button you can set an internal chock BPM with the 7 switches (1-127BPM). After releasing the Button you can multiply or divide the internal clock as usual. And when there is an input signal at trig it switches back to this. :)

i hate to be that person, but what is that yellow pedal?

Very cool, and nicely done! (I need to look over the Thomas Henry schematic again; i don't have any XR2206es, but I've got a few XR2209s, simpler VCO chips with a near-identical design. Should see if i can make something of them.)

Nice vid and panel.

Anyone have information on how the decal was applied? That looks really good. I'd like to do that to some of my own work.

I am going to try and make this in regular 3U format with 2 extra outputs for the 1 clock -- any tips on this? I'm very much a beginner with arduino. Could I just copy the code for that pin and reference a different pin then wire it out too?

I like your work, congratulations!. what software did you use to design the structure?

One thing I've found that saves me a ton of time on builds is if I'm using metal for the panel, I will just ground it using one or two wires to the stripboard, this means you can omit the ground connects to the shaft pin for all of your jacks. If I'm using metal body pots, I just bend the leg that's supposed to go to ground over to the pot body and solder it to itself. This drastically cleans up the wiring and makes things a bit easier to look at.