DIY: Making Custom Eurorack Cables | NerdSEQ Multi I/O

Thanks to my G.A.S. supplier (‪@mntbighker‬) I recently picked up the XOR Electronics NerdSEQ expander: MULTI-I/O. When trying to squeeze it into my sequencer case, I realized the supplied 14-pin cables were not long enough to put the module where I wanted, so off to the Amazons I go to buy a pack of 14-pin IDC sockets and customize some cabling for my NerdSEQ setup. While at it, I fixed some other cabling issues with this 60HP modular setup.
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[@mntbighker]

I realized that I have two Nerdseq's with Multi-IO so I racked them together yesterday attached via I2C. This could be interesting. I ended up with a second one that has a broken expansion bus, but the midi bus still works.

[@VisionsMusicGroup]

Nerdy is by far my favorite Eurorack sequencer (in my collection, at least.) I haven't had a chance to play with the new Multi-IO yet.

[@b_r_i_z_z_y]

This was a great video even for working out how to plug everything in. I have the same setup and it’s also one of my favorite modules. Thanks again!

[@johntbd]

Pretty cool. I was sweating!

[@VisionsMusicGroup]

😂 white-knuckling stuff here, eh?

[@jvf6257]

Nerdseq is good to compose even with a pad in the Multi I/O but not as flow like the Oxi for live performance, why you cut cables? you will be able to put expanders on top or the other jack outs.

[@mntbighker]

Let's not play the blame game 😂😂😂😂 And get the latest firmware Captain. It looked like the boot screen said 2.0. I need a real cable crimper.

[@VisionsMusicGroup]

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