Hehe thank you! Glad i reignited some DIY fun for you :3

Yess! I’m trying to add LEDs to a bunch of things like envelope generators, starting to figure out where they go.. also been watching a bunch of EEVBlog stuff to get a better understanding of what I’m doing

Wish I was with my computer to see what encoding I’ve been using, curious what has broken it on your end

Ooh thank you for sharing Lanterntronics, looks like a very good resource. I’m slowly picking stuff up, whether it be learning input and output voltage protection, or using opamps as inverting/non inverting amps or comparators, and understanding decoupling and noise reduction with capacitors :)

Wow thank you! If you’re really offering, that would be incredible. Where did you learn how to make the designs? I think designing custom pcbs will probably be my end goal of this hobby.

Yes please, that list sounds very fitting! :D

I’m getting the feeling of using Twitter when I was 14 and everything feeling so tight knit and friendly. Thank you for helping me find my community!

Oh no no, not yet I’m not that good. I’m slowly getting there though. At this point most modules I’ve made are HAGIWO’s designs, I think in this case the oscillator was his RP2040 chord vco v2. I’ve started putting modules together since around the end of the summer so I still got a lot to learn :P

:DD thank you so much!

Honestly thank you so much for the recommendations and help, still slowly getting used to this app..

:D

Thaaank you! Already following all :)

Omg there’s a trans synths starter pack? Yes please!

It’s awful.. I don’t have it much better with southern water, considering all their sewage dumping. I feel helpless.

Marshall Guv‘nor would be my choice. If you have the opportunity, try to test a GV-2. There’s a more expensive reissue that I haven’t tried but I’m pretty sure the only difference is the enclosure, don’t know for sure though..

Exactly. I could have had a clean case built by pros but I like the personality this case got from me barely knowing how to use a jigsaw and the connection I have to it from sketching it up in a CAD software. Plus it fits the theme of my modules: Jank lol

This is the Scope-O-Matic design by Josbouten github.com/josbouten/Sc...

All code and schematics is within the github repo. That being said there is also a Hagiwo oscilloscope which also has a spectrum analyser note.com/solder_state...

Omg I had accidentally mentioned it was Hagiwo when it’s actually the Scope-O-Matic!
Here’s the original blog in Japanese radiopench.blog96.fc2.com/blog-entry-9...

And then here’s a version which I followed that simplified information on the display and is in English github.com/josbouten/Sc...