Just some minor progress... wiring of the dual Horstronic wave slicers is done! Those little blue meanies pack a lot of control in such a tight space. I, glad I did these in 5U instead of Euro, my clumsy ass big fingers can’t navigate those tiny knobs. Last night I started wiring up 4x Barton Dual N...

It was a good idea for a thread! My plans are still the same from when I first posted here... more and more DIY.

Welcome back. You have been missed. Hope you continue to post your tunes here, always enjoy listening

kons wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 21, 2020 2:06 pm

Are there any 'left-handed' theremins?

Hehe just turn it around

I’m just going to add this to the pile of DIY projects my poor ass won’t be able to afford.

Congrats!!! This contest seemed rigged. Was my tip not useful!!??!!

A friendly facebooker gave the answer.

You plug the input jack in, you pull the input jack out, you plug the input jack in, and you shake it all about

You do the Hokey Pokey and you turn yourself around

That’s what it’s all about



^^^if I owned any of your modules, that’s how I would use them.

I have a question about manually wiring the jacks of a euro module I’m converting to 5u, and will be manually wiring everything... which wire goes to the tip, switch and ground when the jacks are directly wired like this? I’m unfamiliar with this type of little itty bitty euro jack. I see there’s an...

I have a question about manually wiring the jacks. I’m building a par of these in 5u, and will be manually wiring everything... which wire goes to the tip, switch and ground when the jacks are directly wired like this? I’m unfamiliar with this type. I see there’s an indicator on the board on which w...

Here's an avatar for ya .... made it 175 x 175 pix so it's all ready for use. Or just add it to your hard drive. Or not. :) Woops ... I sortof forgot you already have the Laughing Man as your avatar ... that is FAR TOO COOL to change!! Eric The Red avatar - Yelling Dwarf - 01.jpg the laughing man h...

Next up, I’m working on a pair of Barton QTLFO. They are a pretty cool little module, it’s a “quad-trapezoid LFO”, and it kind of plays out like a little 4-step sequencer. I have 2 of them together, with 4-Barton Dual Nice Quantizer - so all 8 trapezoids can get quantized... followed by a pair of wa...

It’s finally happened. I finished my first set of modules. The bank of 10 Barton Quad VCA Mix modules are DONE. About 400 feet of Wire later, I finally have 10 finished modules in my system. They are only VCAs, so no noises for me yet. But 40 VCAs! I think I have enough... The photos of the wiring a...

I love em!

This is great! If you don’t mind sharing, where do you get these types of video clips?

Yay!!! Miss you

Finally started building this.. anyone know where to get a 500mh wah inductor?

I print on vinyl sheets with a sticky back. Can print any color Imaginable.

I buy for one project at a time, for me “one project” is typically about 10-15 modules. And then I usually buy 10x of what I actually need so o have most of what I need for the next one.

Yay! Looking forward to your update

Hahaha I just buy most parts in large quantities whenever I order stuff and don’t keep track of anything. Typically resistors and caps in quantities of 100, IC’s in quantities of 10-50 depending on the price... I typically end up having most parts in stock... there’s too much to even try to keep tra...

That’s a sexy module

Wow! That is quite a process! You obviously have this process nailed now. Sounds quite daunting for an absolute newcomer. And sounds expensive, until you see what companies are charging for custom panels. I make my own panels, and got the PP. (Price per MU) down to a few bucks. I buy blank aluminum...

umma gumma wrote: ↑

Sat May 09, 2020 8:29 am

ah, thanks!

I've been in situations where there was no management training or support, could have used material like that

When I get to my computer in a bit later today, I’ll PM you one of the pre-published versions. Shhhh. Don’t tell anyone.

Thank you Guys!