Def worth checking out 'moritz klein' on RUclips for this. Great synth diy channel where he explains the electronics and then does step by step breadboard builds.
@@sine0 Shouldn't have, although he may have, unsure. The ones I'm most cordial to are his DIY series where he roughly covers each section of a synth; they're the only breadboarding videos of his I've seen.
This looks and sounds amazing. For the people asking for schematics, he's linked his blog in the About page of his channel. He goes over each of the sections in detail there. I'd post a link directly, but I forgot that RUclips will auto hide comments with URLs in them and so my previous comments got removed or hidden or something. Anyway at the end of his blog post you can get the link to his bandcamp where you can listen to the song he teased at the end of this video.
DUDE!! THAT build seems to be really holding up to your playing and wear, since my breadboards usually would produce some undesirable static from general wear or short-outs in the wiring. And your wiring btw is really nice and pretty, no bare copper and no huge lengths of slack. Your own diy monosynth - just with the modules that you’ve decided upon - that gives the synth an overall sound that’s all to itself. Very lovely with that Polivokc filter. The whole thing just really is your own unique innovation! Really inspiring work that you’ve done!! I’d love to read the code for the MIDI module! So cool!! Edit I’ve found Rene Schmitz’s Midi/CV!!
Very inspiring! I love breadboard builds, i find them more relaxing than pcb design/layout. Feels a bit like puzzling to make it all neat and tidy. I did build a Thomas Henry 555VCO on breadboard at some point. It's a bit larger than René's VCO, but def worth it: you get extra Sine and Triangle Waves, and a super cool 'hard sync' input. All standard Parts too! (Based on 555 and LM13700)
Brings modular synth to a whole new level! This is actually super cool, and if you're familiar with the components and could mix and match stuff it could be loads of fun to play with
@@tristen_grantbecause he is combining different elements from different synths, VCO, Filter, ADSR, etc. that’s what you do with modular, just instead of a euro rack it’s all mashed together on a breadboard.
Great work . Its great to see these beeadboard projects thats how I started. I'm very interested in setting in the midi to cv part. I will look it up. In the meantime continue the great work.
This is insane. I built the Ben eater computer last year. Might have to start working on something like this soon. I’ll echo the call for a tutorial series. Even just a few videos on how to make the lfo, psu, mixer, etc. I’d watch the heck out of that. Great work
whoa, I'm a huge beginner but I really really would like to know the schematic section just for converting the midi protocol into the CV required to control the oscillators. It looks so simple on the board but I don't even know where to begin.
They are "relaxation oscillators" which just use one opamp as an inverter with hysteresis. (Much like the hex Schmitt trigger oscs.) They give a square wave output, but a 2 opamp 8 pin chip could use the 2nd opamp to buffer the voltage on the oscillator's capacitor to give a sharktooth wave output.
Good evening, this basic synth sounds amazing! I can buy an analog synth but I don't want to, I can't play music but I don't want to... Just want to build things like this, learn how they work or sound... so can you PLEASE give me some information or schematics to build this one, it is a starting point to me and very important! Anyway you did a great job with this one!! PLZ give more info, THANK YOU!! Best regards, Roman Kurt
Although this synth sounds cool, it would be an awful point to start as a learning, imo. There are thousands of videos by experts online- see Moritz Klein's DIY synth series, for example.
Beautiful!! Would you mind telling which version of the polivoks did you build, and also the vca?? Is one that uses j174?? Those are the only schems that are difficult to track for me, the rest guys you can google them. Already built the rene's designs :)
That sounds so good -- it's got that early Moog/Land of the Lost vibe. You make me want to learn electronics.
Amazing! Would love to see a tutorial series
Def worth checking out 'moritz klein' on RUclips for this. Great synth diy channel where he explains the electronics and then does step by step breadboard builds.
@@KeurslagerKurt Not so much any more, since he partnered with a manufacturer. Such is the lifecycle of community launching pads.
At a glance I thought it was Rob Scallon XD
@@buckstarchaser2376 did he delete any of his earlier videos? I went to his channel and there wasnt much there in the way of breadboarding
@@sine0 Shouldn't have, although he may have, unsure. The ones I'm most cordial to are his DIY series where he roughly covers each section of a synth; they're the only breadboarding videos of his I've seen.
This looks and sounds amazing.
For the people asking for schematics, he's linked his blog in the About page of his channel. He goes over each of the sections in detail there. I'd post a link directly, but I forgot that RUclips will auto hide comments with URLs in them and so my previous comments got removed or hidden or something. Anyway at the end of his blog post you can get the link to his bandcamp where you can listen to the song he teased at the end of this video.
Thanks for the info!!
Wow! What a very nice synthesizer. Almost skipped this video expecting to hear some simple 555 beeps. Subscribed.
This new YT layout is a pile of shit. I cannot subscribe until I exit out of the video……? Where is the subscribe button today?
DUDE!! THAT build seems to be really holding up to your playing and wear, since my breadboards usually would produce some undesirable static from general wear or short-outs in the wiring. And your wiring btw is really nice and pretty, no bare copper and no huge lengths of slack. Your own diy monosynth - just with the modules that you’ve decided upon - that gives the synth an overall sound that’s all to itself. Very lovely with that Polivokc filter. The whole thing just really is your own unique innovation! Really inspiring work that you’ve done!! I’d love to read the code for the MIDI module! So cool!!
Edit I’ve found Rene Schmitz’s Midi/CV!!
AMAZING! you should do a tutorial series!
Very inspiring! I love breadboard builds, i find them more relaxing than pcb design/layout. Feels a bit like puzzling to make it all neat and tidy.
I did build a Thomas Henry 555VCO on breadboard at some point. It's a bit larger than René's VCO, but def worth it: you get extra Sine and Triangle Waves, and a super cool 'hard sync' input. All standard Parts too! (Based on 555 and LM13700)
That sounds amazing! Please, please, pleeeeeeease share a schematic!
its all stuff off the net
I knew someone would say this 😂 Its all schems easily found online.
@@z_h_f he mentions what each section is based on in the video.
That's really impressive and sounds great
this is one of the coolest things I've ever seen in my life, I'm inspired
this is a great build, you got some really cool sounds from this project! thanks for sharing, i really wanna build something similar too
Brings modular synth to a whole new level! This is actually super cool, and if you're familiar with the components and could mix and match stuff it could be loads of fun to play with
How is this at all similar to a modular synth?
@@tristen_grantbecause he is combining different elements from different synths, VCO, Filter, ADSR, etc. that’s what you do with modular, just instead of a euro rack it’s all mashed together on a breadboard.
Would you mind sharing the diagram please?
The diagram is on a page called Rene Schmitz.
@@bisnetodeportugues where
Do a build along!
Great work . Its great to see these beeadboard projects thats how I started.
I'm very interested in setting in the midi to cv part. I will look it up. In the meantime continue the great work.
Sounds awesome.
This is SO COOL
Do you mind sharing the schematic of this beautiful beast? Nice build & video!
Well executed! Thanks for sharing this project with us. It sounds really great.
Smitzbists ...vco diagram ...page internet...
you're a true gem in the content creation community!
Very nice. Now use digital pots in place of the analog ones and strap that baby to Ben's computer.
This is insane. I built the Ben eater computer last year. Might have to start working on something like this soon. I’ll echo the call for a tutorial series. Even just a few videos on how to make the lfo, psu, mixer, etc. I’d watch the heck out of that. Great work
@MoritzKlein0 shows how to build some of these
woww!! where is the schematic!! ?? :D
Schmitz bits
@@bisnetodeportugues 😉👍
love this project, it sounds very nice and the bonus is that it does not use a development board as its heart.
Great work and great sound! Thank you for sharing. Even just the riffs you play here are fun sounding starts to some groovy club banger.
STYLE POINTS.
Wow this sounds incredible holy shit.
really sick stuff
Super cool!
A good collection of modules producing a wide range of sounds. Good work!
Very, Very bad ass brother!!! I’m building one!!!!
send schem
this is most impressive breadboarding ive ever seen in my life. end of story.
Class. This is inspiring stuff.
I want to build one but understand it.
Well done.
have seen Adamski A. monster breadboard Synthesizer?
i wonder why he didn't get an approached by the World guines books of Records.
Fabulous work. Sounds great!
Bro build a moog on a breadboard. This sounds PHAT
wow, didn't expect such sound!
What an excellent excellent thing. Sounds great👍
Damn! This synth sounds really great!!!! Well done
Sounds great!
Supercool and sounds great as well 😎
whoa, I'm a huge beginner but I really really would like to know the schematic section just for converting the midi protocol into the CV required to control the oscillators. It looks so simple on the board but I don't even know where to begin.
That's awesome dude!
That’s fucking awesome
Superb!
good sounds mate! awosome project!
Need to build this!
sounds insane for such a small thing
Sounds really good.
OMFG this is so sick!
Wow gorgeous!
Looks and sounds awesome!
Wonderful!
Love this! What’s a rough price for the parts?
Just Brilliant
Incredible.
Awesome project!
the sound is amazing ... like whaaaat ? :D
4:19 Boards of Canada - roygbiv, please share schematic
Inspiring
I only can say : chapeau Sir great project !
Awesome!!
Yeah I want to build this like tonight, add that 32 step sequencer ohh baby
Will you do a video building it?
Can you please share the schematic🙏🙏
Damn right.
More of this please 👍
Sounds fantastic and now just transforming into a pcb version with case and knobs would be great .
Amazing! How can I buil it?
Sounds amazing! : ) Can you share the schematics?
Bro this is beautiful, im new in electronic world, definetly i will try to build some like that
very cool!
If you still have this, would love to hear jams
do those lfos only use one op amp each? sounds perfect! could i see a schematic please
They are "relaxation oscillators" which just use one opamp as an inverter with hysteresis.
(Much like the hex Schmitt trigger oscs.)
They give a square wave output, but a 2 opamp 8 pin chip could use the 2nd opamp to buffer the voltage on the oscillator's capacitor to give a sharktooth wave output.
This was brilliantly mad! How much did all components used cost in total? Thanks!
Like this a lot.
Good evening, this basic synth sounds amazing! I can buy an analog synth but I don't want to, I can't play music but I don't want to... Just want to build things like this, learn how they work or sound... so can you PLEASE give me some information or schematics to build this one, it is a starting point to me and very important! Anyway you did a great job with this one!! PLZ give more info, THANK YOU!! Best regards, Roman Kurt
Although this synth sounds cool, it would be an awful point to start as a learning, imo. There are thousands of videos by experts online- see Moritz Klein's DIY synth series, for example.
Good job, do you have a link for the polyvoks filter operating under 12V? the one I found is only for 15V , thanks !!!
Beautiful!! Would you mind telling which version of the polivoks did you build, and also the vca?? Is one that uses j174??
Those are the only schems that are difficult to track for me, the rest guys you can google them.
Already built the rene's designs :)
Great. Amazing.
Rad stuff man
great great ! amazing sounds ...schematiiiiiiics pleeeease
Amazing sound!! Have you buffered the saw output? Or inverted? Why?
hey do you have an tutorial how i can built it ? ist sounds pretty nice
so cool! ive been wanting to make something very similar to this for a while now, this might be the push to start working on smth 😅
WOW!
dope
Fucking awesome!
BRAVO!
Hey! This is so cool. Make a tutorial video!!!!
Dope af!
Stop convincing me to make a polivoks filter! The sound, it's too funky!
where did you get the circuit blueprints from
P.s. sounds amazing
Schematic pls ❤
Sounds amazing!.....schematics 👉👈
Udaya🔋🔋💡💡👍👍
Maybe my hearing is not that good ... but I can not tell the difference from a commercial analogue ... (using good headphones)
yes
How compact could it be made on a pcb for eurorack? with additional mods for cv-control to make it more interesting
SCHEMATICS PLSSSSSS!!!!!!!