DIY Eurorack MI Elements: How to make it not suck
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Didn’t say this in the video, but double and triple check your solder joints! Use a multimeter to test continuity if you are unsure, and use magnification if you can.
Here's a condensed text version if you don't want to sit through the whole video: docs.google.co...
Here are the relevant resources mentioned in the video:
Modular Addict for PCB, etc: modularaddict....
Mouser Cart: www.mouser.com...
Thonk for Knobs, etc: www.thonk.co.uk/
Building Vagrant development environment: github.com/pic...
Muff Wiggler thread: www.muffwiggle...
Drag Soldering: • HowTo: Drag Soldering ...
TS-100 soldering iron: www.amazon.com...
STM32F0 Discovery: www.mouser.com...
More Mutable Instruments DIY info: www.amazingsyn...
One day I might have a charismatic camera presence, but today is not that day. Hopefully this was a useful video anyways.
Thanks for sharing your experience, I´m just about getting started in DIY and this is tons of valuable information.
Just for info Pusherman Productions sell beginner diy kits for Mutable stuff. SMD pre soldered.
Nice! Your videos should be seen by more viewers. May I repost your channel without changing anything on the clean platform named Gan Jing World? Thank you!
Hi Hans, About to start this journey myself. Would really be great to see the second instalment that you mention, with your second edition.
Hi there, could you share eagle files if you have it? Couldn't find it, sorry for bothering you...
Yo this is legit
What is your estimate of the final cost of the build?
was 150$ for me
Thank you for this.
What technique did you use to solder the SMD components?
I just hand soldered them, with tweezers and plenty of patience. I'm working on a second Elements now and I'm filming the soldering process, so that video should be up soon if you're interested in a more detailed look at the assembly
@@hansstahl1887Thanks, I'll keep my eyes open for the video.
Hi! Yesterday I've built a Mutable Braids, everything works properly, but the output is extremely low. Do you have an idea what should be checked to fix that, by any chance?
I'd check the opamps - I think I recall that I soldered one of them in backwards, causing a similar issue, so that would be what I would check. Always worth re-flashing the firmware as well since that can be odd sometimes
@@hansstahl1887 thanks for the quick reply! Much appreciated! Regarding the op-amps, I used TL072CDG4 instead of TL072CD - can this be an issue here? According to the mouser comparison they are basically the same, hmm...
@@racalik yeah looking at the specs of the two that substitution shouldn’t cause any issues, I can’t find any differences between them
Hi..can you tell the height of.the pots and the jacks?...
The distance from the circuit board to the front panel is 9mm. The body of the pots and jacks should also be 9mm, although the total height of pots and jacks varies between them. The jacks are all thonkiconn 3.5mm jacks, the main pots are all alpha-style 9mm linear pots, and the attenuverter pots are 9mm tall trimmer pots. You can get most of these parts from either thonk (UK) or modular addict (US)
Vocal fry makes this video unwatchable...
Yeah it's a combination of bad mic placement and a lingering cold. I'll put a link to a condensed text version in the description if you (understandably) don't want to sit through the whole thing.
Don't watch it then. Simple.
I cant hear any amount of vocal fry. What an odd thing to nitpick in an informational video. You are obviously here because you need help.