DIY Eurorack: Low Frequency Oscilator
IN PROGRESS
IN PROGRESS
After finishing my osciliator, the next logical step was a voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA), to control the amplitude of my oscilator (via voltage of cours...
The next stop of my DIY Eurorack journey was a VCO. A VCO isn’t required for a modular setup (in fact, nothing is required, that’s kinda the whole point), bu...
Before building more modules, I needed to build a power bus so that my power supply could power multiple modules simultaneously.
Power supply? Check. Case? Check. It was time to build a real Eurorack module.
In my previous post I built a power supply for my DIY eurorack synthesizer. Now that I can power my modules, I just need a place to house them.
Building a PSU seemed to be a logical place to begin my DIY Eurorack journey. I wouldn’t get very far with prototyping modules without the +12V/-12V/+5V powe...
In the previous post, I assembled the hardware for my DIY guitar pedal. As opposed to an analog device which solely relies on electronic components to proces...
While researching audio buffer designs to use with my Daisy Seed microcontroller, I came across Terrarium, a PCB specifically designed for building an effect...
For my first Daisy Seed project, I tried building a channel vocoder to transform my voice into an electronic/robot voice.