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Thank you very much! It's such a powerful tool

of course! this one's definitely on the list. 😁

Thanks!!

haha! sorry, @dtharmo. but thanks for the support as always

Thanks!!

I would suggest the 4hp Mix or VCAs, both are slightly boring but infinitely useful modules.

Thanks! I'm glad you like it. 😊

Hey! First of all, thanks for the kind words. And that design & build space rebuild sounds like a fun project! About your question regarding pcb fab options, for modular synths and pedals, I really almost exclusively use PCBWay's default settings (FR4, 1.6mm) except for surface finish where I use HASL lead free. Is this what you meant by options? Or were you planning on making the PCBs in-house?

aww thank you so much!

Hey! I'm afraid I don't. It's on the list though. You could try to look for AS3350 circuits. I'm pretty sure it has a Q control built in

@@benjiaomodular I will take a look. I am specifically trying to split ambient noise into controlled bands to process elsewhere. Do you have anywhere we can chat outside UA-cam comments? I am new to hardware but have several hundred hours in VCV Rack.

Thanks!! 😅🙌🙌🙌

I'm glad you liked it. I also just saw your donation, thank you very much! 🙏 It's the Miniware ES15. Really useful when you're like me and you swap modules around a lot.

Aww thank you so much! That's such a nice thing to say. Re: coating stuff in epoxy, I'd be concern with heat dissipation. But it sounds like a fun experiment!

Thank you very much! 😊

Thank you very much! I looked up Manhattan-style and wasn't disapppinted. That looks pretty in it's own way too. Probably sturdier. Thanks for the tip about CA glue as well, i should probably try that with some circuits if I need things to be more rigid. Cheers man!

That ca technique Oooooh Thanks a million

Haha! I'm glad I don't have to do that again anytime soon. I use solid 22AWG tinned copper wire. I just recently found out you can buy them without the shielding ph.rs-online.com/web/p/copper-wire/0355079

Thank you very much! 😊

thank you very much!

Thank you!! 😊

Aww thanks Tommy! 😊

Heyyy thanks! That sounds like another video idea. Haha. Here are some points off the bat: - It's tricky to debug and repair more complex builds, especially if you don't document your mods properly - Builds are more fragile, especially when they're outside the case

@@benjiaomodular Yes! We wanna see that video. 👍😊

@@datuarellano letsgoooo! thanks for the tip

Thank you! 🙏

Thanks! I'm glad to be back. I plan to power it with a single MeanWell RT125B. I still haven't filled it up completely, so we're yet to see how it holds up

glad to hear that! thanks for dropping by 🙏

thank you so much. you too!

Thank you very much! Hope it was helpful 🙏

Oh, i noticed you also asked the same question on Reddit. Pasting my answer here in case others would like to know as well: --- You're welcome! Glad you like it. It definitely isn't as strong as aluminum/PCB panels, but I've never experienced any of them break under normal use. Nothing special -- eSUN PLA+, 0.2mm layer height, 210C, 20% inflill. Make sure to print the panels face down. I've been printing with eSUN PETG recently, but that's because I've also been printing rails and I'm too lazy to swap materials back and forth. Heh. They do come out a little tougher, but the fonts tend to become less readable.

Hey! Sorry I missed your comment. 12V and GND - all of them should be connected to the power jack. They aren't isolated, i only draw it like that to keep it neet. Vrerf - You are correct, it should be connected to the osc section Unfortunately, I have traded this old build with a friend so I can't take any more photos. 😅

@@benjiaomodular thanks. great fan of your work. keep it up!

Thank you so much! 🙏

yup! pretty much

@@benjiaomodularHello again. I seem to be having some trouble getting this going. I've gone off your schematic you supply in the link (thank you for that). I can see the RX led on the arduino nano react as expected with note on off information. The CLOCK (& GATE & TRIG) LEDs don't react to anything at all. I would expect the CLOCK led to be flashing to the project BPM of my DAW (cubase) where I'm outputting the MIDI channel from (Channel 1), but I get nothing. I get no changes in voltage on a DMM when sending pitch bend or mod wheel info to the circuit. I'm using Elkayem's code with no changes. After a while, I also see the TX LED flash as well as the RX LED, where I'm pretty sure it should only be the RX? I would so really appreciate any info you might be able to shed on this! I feel like I'm missing something which may be obvious but just don't know. Could it be the midi library version or anything like that?

Ok. It appears I can receive MIDI from a keyboard, no problem. I can read voltages and all expected information, but it appears the problem is when I try to send the midi from my DAW. I so far can't figure that out.

@@-______-______- hey! I haven't tried using mine with a DAW, but are you by any chance trying to use it via USB? Because I don't think that'll work with Nano without extra circuitry

@@benjiaomodular no. Not usb. Over serial.

Hey! Sorry I missed your comment. The Seed works great on 12V power so I didn't really have to downscale it. For audio and CV levels, on the other hand, I had to borrow some circuitry from the Daisy Patch SM which is also open-source. You can find my schematics for it on Github github.com/benjiaomodular/MiniVerb

Thanks man I’ll take a look. As far as I can tell, the Daisy Seed requires 3.3v, whereas the incoming Eurorack voltage is 12v. Does the Seed have the components to downgrade the power to 3.3v then? If so that’s great 😁

Thank you very much!

Thank you!!

Yes it is! He made it out of an old harddrive

Thats cool! ​@@benjiaomodular

Thanks! That's just the probe adapter I made for my oscilloscope. 🙂

Thanks!!

It's on the list! Thanks man

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Haha! Thanks HarmO

Thanks!

Brilliant! Did you follow a schematic, or is it your own design? I've seen a few, but not sure which one to build.

Yup! It will have a dedicated psu when i transfer it to the big case. I used a TPA3110 module

@@benjiaomodular the people want a video ! 😁

@@dtharmo it will come soon! I don't want people to start blowing up speakers because of me. Haha! 🤣