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You are welcome. Happy to hear this is useful!

Thanks. Yeah I like watching videos that show the process and mistakes too. I think you can learn a lot from these types of videos. And the mistakes an solution for those can be the best parts sometimes. But it's a lot of work. For this one I filmed around 95 clips. Not all are in the video but almost.

Thank you! Still really happy how it turned out.😃

Thank you. Well everything is for sale if the price is right. 😉

Thank you. And thank you of being interested in my work. I have a noise maker on the works. I think there will be 3 for sale. And some of the things I have made videos on are for sale too. Let me know if any of them strikes a chord and would be interested in them.

Thanks! beep boop.

Thanks! That sounds cool too!

Kiitos. Olen kyllä vieläkin tosi tyytyväinen miltä tuo ep kuulostaa. Ja tuo kansi kuva kyllä kruunasi kirsikkana kakun päällä tuon konseptin. Parempaa kuvaa ei olisi varmaan voinut löytää.

Thanks! I am still really proud of it. Turned out great. I has took my too long to upload this here. :D better late than never.

Hi The sequencer is controlling the pitch. So each step can have its own potentiometer (pitch resistor). I may or may not explain it somewhere in the video (can't remember any more :D). But in a nutshell the toys (in the cartridge) pitch resistor is removed and it is wired to go trough the sequencer in stead. at the end there is schematic that may open up how it works better than my explaning it here. Hope this helps you and good luck.

Hi thanks for the interest. At this point I don't have pre assembled and if I will make they will not be the exactly the same as this. But I am tempted to may be do a small run of slightly striped down version of this with a simpler case. We will see. If this is something you would be interested let me know.

@volanoisystuff2879 Absolutely interested, however I'd be waaay more enthusiastic if it were as close to the original as possible! I'd have to see this "more simpler case" and the final product and how it compares before I guarantee you my money lol!

@volanoisystuff2879 Thank you for the reply btw, that was really cool of you! I'd love to keep in touch, that way I can be close to the top of the lost IF you create any more amazing gadgets that you may want to sell!

You are absolutely correct sir! May the right hands come soon.

Thanks! Not sure how I missed this comment... Sorry!

Well if the price is right I will sell almost any of my projects :D I do sell and make custom orders from time to time. There are a few things I don't think I can sell and some I won't want to sell. I made some projects just to try circuits and they are not build in a way I would be comfortable to sell to anyone. But to some up: yes, I do sell them. :D

Thank you!

Thank you. When I saw the Intercom I know I had do something in it!

Well there are a lot of small kits you could first try. Search for Atari Punk Console kit. That is a classic starter to electronics and synth making. Also the 40106 oscillator is a super simple first. And Look Mum No Computer has a good video on a super simple Oscillator too. He used it to make 1000 oscillators. But the kits are good starting point I think. And of course circuit bending.

Thank you!

@@volanoisystuff2879 it wasn’t a courtesy I really thought you have one of the commercial machines with you, sounded like smth between Vermona DRM and Perkons:)) has some weird resonance I really like, is that the chip or what, I dunno.

@@earlsfield 😄 might be the sample rate and the Arduino.

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Thanks!

Thank you!

Kiitos. Enköhän mä vielä jossain vaiheessa ehdi taas tekemään.

Serge

Thanks! And thanks for checking.

Thanks. I made this.There is is only one.

@@volanoisystuff2879 very, very impressive

@@volanoisystuff2879 it looks so professionally made! Amazing

@@LardyMongusHunnter Thank you.

@@LardyMongusHunnter Thank you. But that just from the outside. The inside is such a mess :D

Thanks. Yes it is.

True :D

Thanks!

I don't have a schematic for it, but it is based on the 40106 ic. If you google 40106 oscillator similar things should pop up. I just used all of the gates. 4 for audio and 2 for lfo´s.

Well I hope you can learn something from my videos. I will try and do more videos here I explain more and not just demo what I did.

Not sure what you mean.

Thanks! Yes it actually is within the budget. I used some salvage parts to keep the coasts down. Like the metal faceplates where from our works spaces junk pile. And I think the faders where from an old mixing desk. And the case is from the recycling center. the laser cutting was free and the peaces I used where from the junk pile and offcuts from other people.

Thanks! but there isn't much to bent. It's based on an Arduino so almost nothing to bend. :D

Thanks for letting me know!

@@volanoisystuff2879 😎👍

Thanks!

Sorry I don't remember anymore. But if you search their website for bambu tray they should pop up.

@@volanoisystuff2879 looks like these: www.ikea.com/de/de/p/tavelan-tablett-50465756/

​@@glnnk_art Yep. Thats the one.

@@volanoisystuff2879 nice! I‘ll get a few and try 3D printing me some rails

There is no power on the one I made on the video. The other one has only modules that use +12 volts. so it´s semi easy to power with a wallwart.

No not really just trying to be a bit cheeky. And it looks kind of stupid this compared to the using the company name and I kind of liked it.

Thanks!

Thank you!

I explain everything on the video. I go thought the how to connect the buttons with a transistor on around 5.55 and the pins are mark on the same picture as the other ones around 8.29. They just did not fit under the cartridge picture. They are marked B1 etc. and I explain them too.

@@volanoisystuff2879 I have watched the video four or five times now and I understand what you say. I suppose my question wasn't clear enough. I just wanted to know the pinout of the sound cartridges. I wanted to know how you deal with the different kinds of switches like ST3P and momentary, etc. I understand it mostly now. Are you controlling all or just some with transistors? Thanks for the answer.

@@ryanbareither89 Ok I see. I don't remember the exact pin out anymore but I think it matches the one on the drawing, so the button controls are on the right side. There aren't that many ST3P buttons on toys, and this wound not be able to control them. The transistors are controlling momentary buttons. So I chose ones with only push buttons. I made one cartridge with had a ST1P switch and I just but that right on the cartridge.

@@volanoisystuff2879 thanks for the quick answer. I made a typo, I meant sp3t switch. I could make those as three individual switches. Thanks again!

@@ryanbareither89 No problem. Happy to help.

Thanks.

Jes! Kiitti. Yritän pitää useammin. Hauskaa puuhaa. Pitäisi vaan hommaa joku välikalikka et saan äänet suoraan sisään, ettei tarvii kameran mikillä mennä. Ja parempi kamerakin ois tietty hyvä jne.... 😁

Thanks!

Well it could be. It could be. I'd be really proud if it would be true.

@@volanoisystuff2879 your project was a genius move!! Sounds and looks just awesome \m/

Thanks. Me too. :D

Thank you.