this guide is just explaining what steps need to be taken to reach this exact goal using a PC with Win10 and an Arduino Uno as a Programmer for Attiny85 MCUs. It is by no means complete and maybe not of help to you. I compiled this from various sources and there are way better […]
The controller is great for usage with a quantizer for pitch CV or with a sample and hold for any other CV parameter. During my first tests I learned that an attenuator is key to setting the CV range so for my next build I’ll add that into the build. The case is a small […]
I know the title suggests that there will be another version of this and as I cannot deny that I would like to build at least some extension of this I’m pretty sure I won’t do it in the same format because the offboard wiring was extensive to say the least. As the 4015 died […]
I needed this gadget for a long time. An external clock with all the bells and whistles. It has multiple analog clock standards as well as midi, an OLED screen showing the BPM and a start/stop switch (which should be a button, I fucked that one up) Be aware that the potentiometer readings are not […]
I’ve seen a video of one of m favouite youtubers andrew huang about an EMF microphone and he paid around 100$ for it. Then I googled a bit and found a makerzine article about a diy version. I built it and that’s what it looks like. I can only tell you it sounds wild and […]
There’s really not much to tell you about this. I found the schematic in a facebook group I think and stored it away. I wanted to try a vintage fuzz box circuit and checked the datasheet of the transistors used. They can be easily replaced by 2n3904s and so I built this really easy pedal. […]
This project is a great solder practice for beginners. The layout is variable and I can only recommend this eyecandy. It uses blinking LEDs. You can buy them on ebayand AliExpress with different blinking frequencies and in various colors and sizes.
I searched for a VU meter build to be able to check signals for their level. This is nothing fancy really. It basically shows the voltage of the signal. Between every diode you have a drop of approximately 0.7V so you can take that as a rule of thumb. I usually use this if I […]
I’m sure you’ve seen those modules on amazon or ebay ot AliExpress before and yes you can use them to build a lofi delay.
This 60s noise touch synth uses the bodies resistance for creating unique noises. They reach from crackling to awesome fart noise and are a ton of fun to play. But be aware that it (mis-)uses a very outdated op-amp and you need to use exactly this one! – I bought mine on AliExpress 😏 The […]
knopsl modular 