MA Modular
@ma-modular.bsky.social
Eurorack & Synth DIYer, 3D printing enthusiast
October 3, 2025 at 8:09 AM
October 3, 2025 at 8:06 AM
Finished building this clock divider / logic / dual mixer module based on an Arduino Nano board #eurorack #synthdiy #eurorackdiy
March 21, 2025 at 12:51 PM
Finished building this clock divider / logic / dual mixer module based on an Arduino Nano board #eurorack #synthdiy #eurorackdiy
Passive multiple & attenuator module in 2hp. The tape on the sides provides stability and prevents shorts with neighbouring modules #eurorackdiy #synthdiy #eurorack
February 25, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Passive multiple & attenuator module in 2hp. The tape on the sides provides stability and prevents shorts with neighbouring modules #eurorackdiy #synthdiy #eurorack
DIY triple LFO + attenuator, based on CD4046 PLL chips. Built on a very useful protoboard from @sourcery.bsky.social
February 22, 2025 at 2:58 PM
DIY triple LFO + attenuator, based on CD4046 PLL chips. Built on a very useful protoboard from @sourcery.bsky.social
Just built this delay/echo module. Inspired by Analog Output and Morbius Claw
February 15, 2025 at 5:28 PM
Just built this delay/echo module. Inspired by Analog Output and Morbius Claw
Just finished building this new DIY Eurorack module I named Swarm.
It consists of two saw wave oscillators and a transistor-based distortion.
I tried making a 3D-printed PCB for this one and it worked better than I expected. Wiring all of the components together was a PITA, but it works!
It consists of two saw wave oscillators and a transistor-based distortion.
I tried making a 3D-printed PCB for this one and it worked better than I expected. Wiring all of the components together was a PITA, but it works!
February 6, 2025 at 7:58 PM
Just finished building this new DIY Eurorack module I named Swarm.
It consists of two saw wave oscillators and a transistor-based distortion.
I tried making a 3D-printed PCB for this one and it worked better than I expected. Wiring all of the components together was a PITA, but it works!
It consists of two saw wave oscillators and a transistor-based distortion.
I tried making a 3D-printed PCB for this one and it worked better than I expected. Wiring all of the components together was a PITA, but it works!