Eurorack DIY: Luthers Analog Probability Gate - Build and Demo

In this episode I'm buidling a module that Luther on Kristian Blåsols Discord have designed. It's a probability gate (Bernoullis Gate) similar to Mutable Instruments Branches, but is it hardware only so no software is involved.
You can find all of my designs on my GitHub:
github.com/tki...
Some modules that I have designed myself are available in my Tindie shop:
www.tindie.com...
Thank you for watching!
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[@davidhaillant7603]

Luthers' work is amazing! Thanks for your video.

[@MeeBilt]

Thanks David, I totally agree!

[@VanBroicz]

❤

[@PnPModular]

This is a brilliant video! Excellent video

[@MeeBilt]

Thanks a lot!

[@BertClaes]

Nice!

[@MeeBilt]

Thanks a lot!

[@piotrbojanowski3624]

Hi! This is an excellent module. I need to build one. Where did you source the PBCs though? With SMD I would not dare to make them myself.

[@MeeBilt]

Hello Piotr,
I got the PCBs from Luther, the designer of the module. If you want to get in touch with him, please check the contact info at the bottom of his Github page:
github.com/PierreIsCoding/sdiy

[@AnalogDude_]

I also build a random gate, waiting for pcb the mail.

[@MeeBilt]

That's great, happy building when the PCBs arrives 😊

[@carlosccf13]

Fantastic video! I love your content. I wanted to ask you a question. I am starting in the world of DIY eurorack, and I wanted to know if you can recommend me where to start, be it forums, books, etc... Ty!!!

[@MeeBilt]

Thanks a lot - I'm happy to hear that you like it!
I find the most useful information on forums like ModWiggler, Ray Wilsons MFOS, Rene Schmitz and Electro-smith sites.
I don't know of any books specifically for Eurorack, but I highly recommend Douglas Self "Small signal audio design" - I will feature that in an upcoming video.