DIY Eurorack: Progress (So Far)
Here’s the current progress of my DIY Eurorack modular synthesizer. I’ll update this post everytime I add a module or significant change.
DIY Eurorack: 3-Channel Mixer
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...
DIY Eurorack: Passive Attenuator
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...
DIY Eurorack: Low Frequency Oscilator
“What’s the point of modular synthesis if you’re not modulating something?”
DIY Eurorack: Voltage-Controlled Amplifier
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...
DIY Eurorack: Voltage-Controlled Oscilator
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...
DIY Eurorack: Power Supply Updates
Before building more modules, I needed to build a power bus so that my power supply could power multiple modules simultaneously.
DIY Eurorack: Voltage-Controlled Filter
Power supply? Check. Case? Check. It was time to build a real Eurorack module.
DIY Eurorack: Case and Passive Multiple
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.
DIY Eurorack: Dual Power Supply
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...