[Stocked] Noise! pcb / kit

[falafelbiels]

Egt he, I stole from the best!

[av500]

I scorched a panel for it today.
This is a V1 but I used the experimental area to set up CV inputs à la V2.
The divisions are on 3 position switches.

I like it a lot!

how are these switches wired? I might drill some extra holes into the panel before I mount it

[av500]

step one: mount pots and jacks:

[FetidEye]

lovely!

[falafelbiels]

I scorched a panel for it today.
This is a V1 but I used the experimental area to set up CV inputs à la V2.
The divisions are on 3 position switches.

I like it a lot!

how are these switches wired? I might drill some extra holes into the panel before I mount it

They are wired quite randomly.
Well... Center lugs go to 1,2 and 3, outer lugs go to a random selection of division outputs.

Good looking build with those classy knobs!

[das_Produkt]

My little purple banana noise.

There is no exclamation mark on my Dymo, though.

[av500]

Parental Advisory: Explicit Noise!

[video][/video]

[FetidEye]

now I have extra incentive to finish both my euclidean circles

[Grumskiz]

The link to the BOM and build guide is dead :(

[FetidEye]

everything is still on the site. (i updated some pages)

http://reverselandfill.org/modular.html

ps: i made new panels for the 9v noise edition:

[maltemark]

Getting around to building this, finally. :)

Could someone help me by taking a picture of your wiring of jacks to connection points?

Also, would appreciate a little help regarding the possible mods, from the most basic to if you went with some more experimental solution.

Thanks :)

[FetidEye]

Whoo! i'm on Matrixsynth!

http://www.matrixsynth.com/2017/02/the- ... t-004.html
Demo by SONICrider:
[video][/video]


I've made a new prototype with more cool features!

- 3 outputs
- patchable cmos ringmod
- starve option
- improved patchbays (with headers) for 2 of the outputs

The first batch of 20 is gone already (workshop @ Kytopia)

Next batch is ordered

[MatrixModulator]

Whoo! i'm on Matrixsynth!

http://www.matrixsynth.com/2017/02/the- ... t-004.html
Demo by SONICrider:
[video][/video]


I've made a new prototype with more cool features!

- 3 outputs
- patchable cmos ringmod
- starve option
- improved patchbays (with headers) for 2 of the outputs

The first batch of 20 is gone already (workshop @ Kytopia)

Next batch is ordered

Definitively interested!

[FetidEye]

the new pcb's are in.

[stringsthings]

This sounds very nice! Unfortunately, my backlog is so large, I can't afford to start another project right now.

[e3p0]

2017 red pcb works great. I like it. I want to get a blank panel and make an expander to bring the patchbay out to play. ( I don't want to jack up the nice wood panel)

Really curious what others have come up with for the patchbay.

Thanks!!

[acgenerator]

I took M->F breadboard jumpers. I soldered the male side to the divisions side of each connection and put Male headers at the signal mix side. This allows me to remix connections. The remaining divisions have a spare header in the DIY space connected to nothing.

At some point when/if I get ambitious I can easily make a breakout panel with switches of some sort.

But here's the real fun: i bought two of these and here's why - you can mix the divisions in back between two modules and then cross-patch in front.

https://soundcloud.com/user-262252221/c ... hing-noise

https://soundcloud.com/user-262252221/c ... g-noise-01

[MatrixModulator]

So i'm just starting out the panel for it and i was wondering if something like this would make sense to bring up front the panel and use arduino style prototype cables to cross patch ? (a bit like the foltek module)

Near the end of this thread theres a discussion
viewtopic.php?p=1655071

[FetidEye]

This is a good option, if you like small pins.



you could also try those small banana connectors (2mm)

personally i like my patchbays to be large

someone made a patchbay out of a breadboard (connected the back of the breadboard to the patchpoints. That is a lot of work!

Others made jack / banana matrixes. keep the patching internal though.

I saw some people with metal strips like the folktek interfaces. that makes it more playable in my opinion.
something that can be connected at whim.

(momentary) Switches work too, but to make all possible connections , you need a lot of 'm (a guy in my solder club did make this, it became a very large panel!)

Have fun!!

[MatrixModulator]

This is a good option, if you like small pins.



you could also try those small banana connectors (2mm)

personally i like my patchbays to be large

someone made a patchbay out of a breadboard (connected the back of the breadboard to the patchpoints. That is a lot of work!

Others made jack / banana matrixes. keep the patching internal though.

I saw some people with metal strips like the folktek interfaces. that makes it more playable in my opinion.
something that can be connected at whim.

(momentary) Switches work too, but to make all possible connections , you need a lot of 'm (a guy in my solder club did make this, it became a very large panel!)

Have fun!!

Nice!!
Where are all theses creations you talk about? Pictures or info maybe somewhere?

Edit : i like the switches idea, about how much there was?

[Minnie890]

I will try and upload a pic of my one, but I have to post twice before I can do so.

[Minnie890]

My one has been housed in a quickly made box, so I could pass it on to a friend to play with for a while. Once I have had a play with it to see what else needs to be added/altered it will be re-housed better.

[FetidEye]

I have a new website, so not all images are updated yet

[Minnie890]

[FetidEye]

wow