Wonderful project! And your code is very clean and well-documented! While my interest is a stand-alone Arduino-based sequencer, this has been super helpful. Thank you!
Do you think it would work to support the PCB by the edges with room underneath to use your heat gun? Then the PCB would eventually get hot enough to melt the solder but the LEDs wouldn't be the first thing heated and perhaps take too much heat? I don't have any experience with this, but it might be worth a shot.
@@DarkArtGuitars I definitely am talking about things I haven't tried, but if you have one of those third-hands that is often used for soldering where it has little alligator style clips to hold things, perhaps just clip a PCB into that and position it close to the edge of a table so the PCB has room for your heat gun under it. This will be an area I play in eventually but right now I just haven't had the need make it to the top of the list. I enjoy your videos. I converted a PM25 to CNC using LinuxCNC and know what's involved in your project. A lot of work. I know have a couple of Tormach 1100s and the PM25 needs to find a new home...
Really well thought out module, the interface looks really good. Well done! It would be nice if you could adapt it to a CV sequencer with tall trimmers instead of switches to partner it.
That would bee cool as well. If you want to keep multiple channels though, you'd almost have to do it with rotary encoders and the LED as feedback, otherwise it would be a pain to adjust parameters of different channels, as you couldn't just move it a tad up as it would jump to whatever you used the pot at in the other voice.
@@DarkArtGuitars yeah that's true, you could use the LED intensity as an indication of pitch i guess, would be a little imprecise. I imagine switching from pots to encoders would mean a lot of work too. Great module though anyway, once I get some drum modules I may knock one together.
Probably. I believe neopixel and WS2812 are mostly interchangeable. On esp32 I use the neopixel library to run. Although some variants of WS2812 are sold under the same name but actually differ a bit. Most libraries support the different flavors and it should be quite easy to adapt code if necessary
Do you still have any of the “bad” pcbs? I like looking over unpopulated pcbs because assembled ones I can’t follow because my legally blindness is that bad. Nice demonstration of your product.
Just found your channel, already sub. Genius awesome, this module what I have looking for. :) If I am using eksternal clock to sync, does this clock will reset to first step? Or Am I missing something. Thanks
The way an external clock works with the code I wrote is that on every rising edge of the sync signal it moves to the next step. It does not reset to the first step, as the different voices might be at different points of their cycle, as they can have independent lengths for the repeating pattern.
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This has been extremly helpful. I'm a beginner with arduino and making my own drum sequencer eurorack module is my first project.
Wonderful project! And your code is very clean and well-documented! While my interest is a stand-alone Arduino-based sequencer, this has been super helpful. Thank you!
Thanks for the overview of both the hardware and the software. I found it useful to hear about the overall software design.
Nice stuff, love your cool projects! Keep it going
Do you think it would work to support the PCB by the edges with room underneath to use your heat gun? Then the PCB would eventually get hot enough to melt the solder but the LEDs wouldn't be the first thing heated and perhaps take too much heat? I don't have any experience with this, but it might be worth a shot.
Sounds quite involved, but could work, some people use things like hot sand, which would to the same thing, so maybe worth a shot.
@@DarkArtGuitars I definitely am talking about things I haven't tried, but if you have one of those third-hands that is often used for soldering where it has little alligator style clips to hold things, perhaps just clip a PCB into that and position it close to the edge of a table so the PCB has room for your heat gun under it. This will be an area I play in eventually but right now I just haven't had the need make it to the top of the list.
I enjoy your videos. I converted a PM25 to CNC using LinuxCNC and know what's involved in your project. A lot of work. I know have a couple of Tormach 1100s and the PM25 needs to find a new home...
Very well done!
Hallo , can you put a kicad, eagle or easyEDA file from the front panel on your gidhub page? thx
Really well thought out module, the interface looks really good. Well done! It would be nice if you could adapt it to a CV sequencer with tall trimmers instead of switches to partner it.
That would bee cool as well. If you want to keep multiple channels though, you'd almost have to do it with rotary encoders and the LED as feedback, otherwise it would be a pain to adjust parameters of different channels, as you couldn't just move it a tad up as it would jump to whatever you used the pot at in the other voice.
@@DarkArtGuitars yeah that's true, you could use the LED intensity as an indication of pitch i guess, would be a little imprecise. I imagine switching from pots to encoders would mean a lot of work too. Great module though anyway, once I get some drum modules I may knock one together.
Does it also work with WS2812B LEDs instead of the Neopixel ones? Or does that require changing the code?
Probably. I believe neopixel and WS2812 are mostly interchangeable. On esp32 I use the neopixel library to run. Although some variants of WS2812 are sold under the same name but actually differ a bit. Most libraries support the different flavors and it should be quite easy to adapt code if necessary
Do you still have any of the “bad” pcbs? I like looking over unpopulated pcbs because assembled ones I can’t follow because my legally blindness is that bad.
Nice demonstration of your product.
you are a genius
hi. please can you share boom, pcb, schematic on github?
I added them
@@DarkArtGuitars Thanks a lot. You are very kind;-)
Cool Project! I couldn't understand though, how do you setup the CV values? Or is it just a gate sequencer?
It's only gate
@@DarkArtGuitars cool but its nice with the momentary switches that you can control each step. Do you have any recording of a jam yo see it in action?
Just found your channel, already sub. Genius awesome, this module what I have looking for. :)
If I am using eksternal clock to sync, does this clock will reset to first step? Or Am I missing something. Thanks
The way an external clock works with the code I wrote is that on every rising edge of the sync signal it moves to the next step. It does not reset to the first step, as the different voices might be at different points of their cycle, as they can have independent lengths for the repeating pattern.
@@DarkArtGuitars Ah yes, many thanks. Is it possible to adding push button reset?
i don't find boom file
What laser engraver do you have?
u look very different different then u use to