DIY Eurorack: Progress (So Far)
Here’s the current progress of my DIY Eurorack modular synthesizer. I’ll update this post every time I add a module or significant change.
Here’s the current progress of my DIY Eurorack modular synthesizer. I’ll update this post every time I add a module or significant change.
To wrap up the bare bones of a subtractive synth, I needed to make an envelope, primarily one that drives the amplitude. In the future, more envelopes of gre...
One day I stumbled upon LoRa radio communication and the popular Meshtastic project. I’ve tinkered with GMRS radios before, and this seemed like something in...
When organizing my box of components, I found a handful of ~75mm faders. Faders are variable resistors similar to potentiometers, but instead of turning a kn...
While playing around with my new LFO module, I started learning about the concept of attenuation. Depending on the specs of your modules, it is sometimes nec...
“What’s the point of modular synthesis if you’re not modulating something?”
After finishing my oscillator, the next logical step was a voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA), to control the amplitude of my oscillator (via voltage of cour...
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.