It would be nice to see some photos of people's finished builds. I always fear DIY sales getting stockpiled for the after-life.. : / Not here! :mrgreen: I built the actual PCB months ago, so within a couple of days of getting your panel (thanks!), I had it mounted. Magically, everything lined up pe...

About the divide and conquer module : it's possible to put VCO in INs and use it to generate sub oscillator audio ? 0:00 Triggering drums (Doof, baDumTiss & Bong-0) with Divide and Conquer 0:32 Triggering drums with Divide and Conquer + NLC BOOLs 1:03 Triggering envelopes 1:38 Octaves (Audio rate d...

Any news on the Hyperchaos++ ? I'm kind of holding off on an order depending on whether this might see the light of day sometime soonish. :goo: Yep got them in stock, just been too busy building modules to update the sales page. Ten thousand :banana: :nana: :sb: :goo: :bananaguitar: :hail: :yay: Be...

s'mores wrote:check out my 14m7 resistor soldering job... if it works it works!

Indeed.

The build guide for NLC's Plague of Demons itself prescribes something similar as a mod.

As above, it's SMT, and probably not a great choice for a first build. I'd get a couple other easier SMT modules to start with and get your skills in order.

mbleming wrote:Do these include parts, or do buyers have to source them on their own?

You have to source, but the main PCB has a mouser cart link at the bottom of the page.

groove wrote:

Kenny Meinzinger wrote:I know! The wait is killing me.

just went there today and it says released Sep 29th.. so maybe DIY is finally ready?

Went to the cart, looks like orders are open. Whether or not that means shipping immediately I can't tell.

But there's certainly an option to buy.

julian wrote:hehe

black text or blue?

Aw crap, after all that I still failed to be thorough!

I'll be boring and go with black on silver please.

Guess I drank enough coffee.

Thanks again very much. I'm really glad you're making these!

I'm going to wait on the Utilities module right now; my backlog of builds is getting a little long, and I need to make space.

So yes, just one EF panel please.

Good stuff - i think Whoop John posted earlier about pcbs - i think it was the last post on the env follower thread (ill check in a moment) Could i ask you (and anyone else) to make it 100% clear if you do want a panel, so as there is no ambiguity. Ill start a list in the first post on this thread....

Outstanding!

I'll be ordering one for the Envelope Follower for sure, but seeing the faceplate for the utilties has me thinking I may order that too, and the PCB if Whoop John still has any.

synchromesh wrote:I was thinking about these panels yesterday - any progress?

Yes. I was just wondering the same thing yesterday.

Yeah, it seems strange that the LED *wouldn't* consistently reflect the output signal, especially as the output itself is working as expected. I used 4.7K resistors, maybe I need to up the values or something Just to confirm, I just did a quick test and indeed my LEDs (on all three) are in sync wit...

The off bit that I'm experiencing is that, more often than not, the gate 3 LED (and sometimes the gate 2 but less so) will illuminate steadily for a period of time but the output is actually sending periodic gates as expected, it's just the LED doesn't always flash in time with those... is that nor...

Swyndger wrote:You should concern, that those "panel trimmers" usualy have no nut to fix a panel - if you should need this, they are no proper substitude.

Thanks!

As above, understood.

It's more just an experiment, to save panel space.

I'm considering it a failure.

Neither of those is really a "trimmer" - they're both panel controls, one with a plastic shaft and the other with a metal shaft. They should be electrically identical (assuming they have the same resistance value). Great. This is what I assumed...but I wanted to check. I don't know what you mean by...

If you substitute the common 9mm panel trimmer, this: http://www.taydaelectronics.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/211x211/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/a/-/a-1873.jpg instead of this: http://www.taydaelectronics.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/211x211/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136...

Whoah, didn't see that demo until now.

Sweet.

I was just looking at their site yesterday; no sign of an update beyond the aforementioned mid-August note.

SlightlyNasty wrote:It's taking a little while to get the 2231 Asymmetric Slew Limiter finished, it's turned into one of those "death of 1000 papercuts" projects...

Well, I'm looking forward to it!

I should probably finish building my pair of 1011s first though.

LED-man wrote:Mfos ultimate in SMT.
Available soon on synthcube.com

Got a picture of the back?

Has anyone who already built it a Mouser Cart or some links to share? big thanks :hail: :hail: :help: Unfortunately, I don't have a cart saved, but in the very least, some of the parts in the BOM contain a Mouser part number, so that helps a bit. Tayda has all the regular passives too, if that's no...

I've developed a hatred for that Mouser cart/BOM/project tool. Dreadful thing. I can't say I love it, but it works okay for me, but then I don't deal with it on the level of complexity you do I suppose. One general tip for anyone who might be ordering parts for multiple circuits that I'm fond of is...

Do you have an advice, how to solder the electrolytic caps? I find the legs are way too short. gbiz has you covered better than I can. I can't say I followed his specific work flow, but was able to come up with a system that worked well enough. I was surprised at how fiddly those electrolytics were...

Same here.I'm also expecting some loss on the resistors (they like to jump out of the case into thin air). :lol: Weirdly, in the 25 or so SMD modules I've built, I don't recall ever losing a single resistor! I've been warned over and over again that it will happen, but so far, fingers crossed, good...

Eric the Red wrote:Or the stuff AndrewF is making at NLC. Those board quotes make me giggle all the time.

Yep. They're the best.

Who else would quote G.G. Allin?