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But can I order the parts and the board (including the touchboard) from JLC pcb for example and build it myself? I can seem to find an answer in the dicord plinky forum.

I used leather gloves for my build and it sounds more analog.

You two are creepy.

hes very good i love how he eexplains process i agree with him alot

modular babes 🤤

Hey guys... please do more videos. It is not necessary to do DIY modules. I have an Arturia Minibrute 2S as you and you can show hoe to do patches with the modules. Please, I beg you... DO MORE VIDEOS!!!

I can find the build guide for this anywhere

We miss you guys !

Awesome video, thanks so much for creating it! I'm setting up to build the Thonk kit now. But...there's a section late in the build doc on programming the microcontroller. I'm stumped. You didn't touch on this part so I'm wondering if it's actually necessary. I have no knowledge of microcontrollers/arduinos so I'm intimidated by these instructions. I've built a few module kits but never encountered anything that required programming, and it seems like too deep a dive for me at this point. Any thoughts?

Which splitter are you using there around 10.56? It looks really slim, plus the hole would allow me to hang them on the side of my case!

following statement is false if you have the twigs firmware on the left: "you could just patch a single trigger signal into the 1st input and then play with that on all 4 channels". Actually, the 1rst input in this case is a Reset input. It is the 2nd input that normals a trigger to all channels. I am making this observation, because of this statement I thought my Twiigs was malfunctionning. But else thanks for the video :-)

Another solid build!

as someone that doesnt really have nostalgic feelings about tape sound i must say slowed down tape is still interesting to me haha, incredible stuff!

Thanks! Always nice to have a visual, heads-up before you go in for assembly!

Hey guys, really interesting video, sorry you guys are suffering from the Rona etc. but just a word of advice to maybe make the video look a little more professional or sound more professional I should say when you guys are talking at the beginning in the echoey room instead maybe go with the Roland go mixer pro-x, it hooks right to your phone which it looks like you’re recording with, but you could use Lavalier mics and put those into the mixer and then the mixer goes directly into the phone and you get really crispy sound. You won’t get that room sound that sounds so amateurish. I hate to even use the word “amateurish“ on people who are assembling complex modules, but just a tip. If you want to take it, you can and if not, you can tell me to go bite it. Yours truly NAI SAMMON

I didn't even knew that there was a DIY version of the Veno-Echo (they should have called it Vino-Echo or Vinum-Echo IMHO)m therefore THANKS. It's definitely one of the more interesting and musical delays around right now.

Much respect for Paul Tas for working to overcome and move past what seems to be a pretty profound case of dyslexia. I like your channel a lot, by the way. 😁

skipped through the ENTIRE video and you NEVER stopped talking and started demoing. EXACTLY the kind of youtube video I hate... all talk and no demo

Great video, I especially liked your transparency when things didn't quite go to plan and the associated tips as a result.

You left out an important step that builders need to know! When placing the jacks the third long pin on the first row under the sliders should be facing towards the bottom of the module. Then the second row under the sliders should be turned around with the long lead facing away from the bottom of the module and the long pin should be inserted into the same hole as the row above it, both long leads share the same hole. Repeat this for the third row facing towards the bottom and the fourth row facing the top and the long lead of those two rows sharing the same hole. It is also worth mentioning that the 4 additional LEDS in the kit are for changing the color of the sliders if you want to.

"It's purring like a cat." "...or Jeff Goldblum". 😂 Brilliant!!

Amazing video and walkthrough - thank you for this! I appreciate y'all 😄

Doppio lovely and simple. I'm also excited to see what these "bigger" modules are that Tom is cooking up

Bastl is a beast. I love all their stuff.

Do they make it in SILVER, as well?

You guys had me at Radiohead. Kind regards.

Great interview... Thanks.

Well done Tom!

juice?

new favourite channel. you two are adorable and I really like the unique dynamic of a modular channel with two hosts on camera instead of a just a disembodied voice

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daar is tie,,, dank. /there it is thanks

yaho~love it-gorgeous !👍

great modules Thanks 1 of you or both?... visit the dutch modulair fest. Is there a yt video of this?

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These are great and I hope everyone great success with this line, but...don't hate me for this ... nothing about producing PCBs is eco friendly.

Nice!

Love your guys videos !

ST modular needs more recognition! Quality stuff

Delightfully nerdy - love it, love your channel

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Nice noisy patches!

Hi, thanx for this great video! What testing power supply do you guys use before installing into rack? regards!

hi great yt. Thanks BTW The pusherman link doesn't work correct.

Great video.. thanks Which avr programmer did you used?

Thanks for the thorough, concise videos. I've been wanting this module since Caspar posted about it. It's almost time🙌

Thank you again for this build video! We hope you had fun soldering and can use both modules in your patches. We always enjoy the build montages, especially the cool little tracks you put in the background. Really looking forward to your next videos and the modules you will build.

Cool demonstration, came across it looking for a review of Nutone to possibly get it for my rack. I'm intrigued to see more on your channel, keep it up ;)

Thank you so much for making this video. We had a lot of fun watching it! We really liked the patch you came up with, but the best part maybe was that you got the joke about thousand = Tausend 😅