That weird LP+HP response (9:15) reminded me of allpass filters with lots of phase shift: The square wave doesn't sound different, but the individual components get delayed differing amounts: This can help "distribute" the spectral contents of "wide" sounds for better gain control, its used in studio mixing. Impulse response would've been very interesting to explore here! I bet the group delay will be obvious when you send only a singular square pulse in I'm going to build this thing soon, might edit results later.
I cannot in so many words relate how much I appreciate the level to which you have gone to impart this information. I had previously known quite a bit and through watching your channel it's given me a new perspective on the way I build filters from this point forward. Using diodes the way you have seems counterintuitive. That said I won't even try to deny the results. Kudos man.
"I'm interested in getting a module" Your ability in explaining and designing step by step electronics for music is unmatched. You taught me so much, thank you for that and of course thank you for the giveaway opportunity. Good luck everyone
“I’m interested in getting a module”. I am really grateful for the time and energy you put in your channel. Thanks to you I finally found the energy to start experimenting myself. Keep up the good work. It’s greatly appreciated!
“I am interested in getting a module” because at 9:10 you have found the All Pass Filter. It’s able to change the phase of the harmonics of the sound, but our ears cannot feel the difference.
"I am interested in getting a module." For an otherwise clueless beginner, thanks to your videos, I've been able to get a better understanding of DIY synth building.
"I am interested in getting a module" - I've built some modules myself, but never really put the necessary amount of effort in to it to get it to a level that you just did. Looks really nice!
"I am interested in getting a module" - Hey Moritz, as always great explanation. You are correct about the soldering problem with ground connections. This is why most PCB software default to 'thermal reliefs' on pad-to-plane connections. I am looking forward to more of your work!
"I am interested in getting a module". Thank you for the great video series. Having a follow up video on the design process of the PCB would be awesome.
"I am Interested in getting a module" Your channel got me hooked on diy synths, it's great that you are making more and more videos. Cheers from Slovakia.
I love the style/look of this module, has like a real technical look with that clean white panel and lines very cool my dude! I learn a ton from your channel
"I am very interested in winning one of these modules!" I stumbled across your channel while looking for a method of creating an oscillation unit with cross fade capabilities as I was struggling in my circuit design. I ended up walking away with a fundamentally different and much better understanding of electronics as a whole and couldn't be more thankful. By piecing together what you showed and using it to augment my own experience I've been able to get 2 modules off the ground in the past 2 weeks in my spare time, where as my first one took nearly 2 months and still has problems. Thank you for your work, truly!
Moritz, First … thank-you for the detailed video on the design and development of this diode ladder filter. Although i have had extensive training in electronics, so much of that basic knowledge has slipped away with age and continuous changes in what I did for a living even though I still do build my own stuff once in a great while. As you get older, the “I want it right now” starts to kick in more and more. Second … I am definitely interested in one of these modules whether it be in a give away, manufactured, or DIY form, so please keep us posted. And thanks for the incredibly well done video !!!
I would very much appreciate a tutorial on doing the pcb design for eurorack style projects. There seem to be a lot of nuances like parts spacing, trace size, placing ins outs and other pcb mounted controls. Great work as always
“I’m interested in getting this module”. Super impressed with your videos. You have explained the functionality of the diode ladder filter in a way that is easy to understand.
At 19:00 you talk about the diode on the output of the op amp, you can make his into an 'ideal/precision diode' by moving the negative feedback input to the other side of the diode. Then the op amp cancels out the voltage drop of the diode.
"I'm interested in getting a module" Great series overall! Love that you take the time explain all the circuits in detail and actually provide intuitive explanations as to how things work. Super helpful for when I'm trying to figure this stuff out on my own!
mmm we love socketed IC's!! And the way the board and front panel slot together is so cool and clean looking!! Nice choices for the PCB layout! This module looks and sounds amazing!
The first sweep was very impressive. The jam was fun too. The Rack sounds were richer than the Yamaha and Roland sources (through an iPad). The graphic for the panel and this episode are very attractive as well.
Your explanations of circuit design are easy to understand for us non technical people. I am certainly interested in your ladder filter give away. Thank you.
"I am Interested in getting a module" Ich will schon ewig in die DIY Synth-Welt einsteigen und mit deinen Tutorials erscheint es gar nicht mehr so weit weg. Awesome videos dude. Keep em coming!
"I'm interested in getting a module" I've been working with hardware synths for years but I'm starting to piece together a Eurorack setup, your filter is beautiful! Thank you for all your dedicated work on this channel.
I am very interested in winning one of these modules! Your videos have been the best way for me to finally grasp audio electronic concepts, so thank you!
The dub you did at the end was unexpected, but absolutely 💯 Shame I missed the chance to enter by a whole two years, but glad Ive got this far through and then heard this!
While I am interested in getting a module, I don't actually have anything to filter with it, so don't send one to me. I'll get round to building some lovely analogue synth eventually, it's something I've wanted to do for a very long time. These videos are absolutely great, definitely the best channel I've found in terms of explaining and showing this stuff.
“ I am interested in getting a module” Thank you for your work! Your videos are gold for me. You could easily start selling pcbs. You already reach a lot of people who would love to buy your pcbs. Keep going!
“I am interested in getting a module” I posted a few module designs on r/modular but I still have so much to learn! Kudos on bringing this lush sounding filter to life my friend.
Just completed this 5 video series. This is hands down the best series on any educating type video I've ever scene. I learned so much and now I have an amazing filter. I was able to learn enough to modify this during the build process to work with my volca modular. Thank you so much for these videos. I now have a double wavefolder and a sweet filter for my volca!
@@MoritzKlein0 haha no but I can try to put one up! I only changed the 3 resistors at the beginning right after the first 1uf and then again at the output. The one used to amp it like crazy i had to drop down along with boost up the one after the last 1uf to slow down the drain and stop it from filtering at base level. Wish I could post a pic! It looks so awesome on the breadboard
I think I deleted my post somehow. Reposting the link to the demo. I redid the video with the Double Wave folder alongside the diode filter. Sounds crazy! ruclips.net/video/8ekoRW8q7AA/видео.html
Great video, thanks. Try to look for "Thermals" setting in your PCB design tool. It connects ground pads to ground plain over smaller wires only, which makes soldering much easier. I learned this immediately after soldering my first PCB 😁
"I'm interested in getting this module." I am just beginning with modular synthesis after some effects pedal builds, and discovered the channel just today. This type of informative videos is very helpful. I look forward to watching again, this time with a notebook. Thanks.
28:00 Your solder issue where an earth plane is concerned (if you haven't already found out), can be partly addressed by a setting called thermal relief in the PCB design. Otherwise your soldering looks adequate and gives the results needed.
Wow! I've been following your series for a while now and I am amazed that you are not only teaching us the most fascinating things for free but also giving away physical samples of your work. So definitely, yes, I am interested in receiving a module! Keep up the amazing work!
I just discovered your channel at the perfect time! I have a module I'm just barely starting to design, despite not knowing much electrical engineering beyond the basic physics. This in depth design and explanation is perfect for me :)
Funny how almost everyone says "I am interested in getting a module". Lol I just said that too, because it is cool and I'd love to have that as one of my first modules and as a motivation to making my own modules... Great work done!
I am interested in one of your giveaway modules :) This series just keeps getting better. Thank you!
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“I am interested in getting a module” - thanks for all the content you’re putting out, I’m really enjoying the mix of diy/music/educational. You’re doing a great job at teaching the concepts in an applied, down-to-earth and easy to understand way - really helps a lot to newbies like me, thanks 🙏🏻 .
brilliant design (!)--the lack of headers connecting the two boards is excellent, as well as providing holes beneath the 3.5mm jacks. To me (after many error prone kit builds) you're setting a standard, and I wish more (all) diy eurorack producers would aspire to this design level, and follow suit. You rock! Cheers ;D
"I am interested in getting a module" 🤞🏼 Man, I love your videos. They always have good information, which is very necessary for someone just starting out (just like me, hahaha).
Your videos are excellent! I recently started copying found schematics with little understanding then found your channel. Now thanks to you I’m starting to get a slightly better grasp on things, so thank you. I too am interested in winning one of your module!
Ooh, I've been dithering on what filter module to get/build next, and this sounds quite nice. I'd like one! (My current filters are the SVF in my Minibrute 2s and a very simple passive low-pass with a vactrol giving it voltage control - it's just point-to-point wired on a perfboard faceplate.)
You know something Moritz? A fellow guiding hand, a good lead to follow is the real value. Good luck to you in the contest. (im 5 months late, so for who may have won. Congratulations😁✌) We've already won by finding Moritz. See you soon.... ✌🌟👾
I would be interested in adding this lovely filter module to my rack. I'm so glad to see this video series took the eurorack route! Also, that white faceplate is gorgeous.
"I'm interesting in getting a module" - it'd make a lovely addition to my first modular, if I don't get anything, I'd totally consider just buying one off you if you ever get to that stage. Great video btw.
"I'm interested in getting a module" Just got my first oscilloscope recently, having a great time learning from your videos and trying out these on my own!
"I´m interested in getting a module", because having a piece of history from one of the best teachers of electronics is a must...and because I Love Acid too :-)
I would LOVEEE to have a Moritz Klein Diode Ladder Filter Module in my "work in progress" Eurorack, and well, if not, i will have to build it myself, cause that's why we have this wonderfull videos.
I'm interested in winning one of these modules. I really appreciate your channel and although I don't own a Eurorack case or plan getting into it, I do have some semi-modular instruments and I would be happy to buy this module to support you even if I don't win. Great graphic design, by the way: simple, clean, and elegant! Good luck if you go into full production with this filter, and I look forward to seeing more modules from you!
“I'm interested in getting a module”. But I'm also interested in building one of these multimode filters with a proper pcb and faceplate. You may consider selling kits ! Thank you for your great job Moritz.
Yes, please do a video (or more) on PCB design. (Alternatively, you could list links to what you consider the best videos by others.) Also, I'm interested in winning a module.
DAmn, this is some quality content. I just recently started to get into eurorack by building a rack myself from scratch with the goal to keep everything as low budget and diy as possible. So far i have a very basic osc and dirty filter (WASP based). I of course would love to get one of your quite professional modules but if i don't win i will certainly make up my own board based on your design to implement it because damn does it sound sweet.
"I am interested in getting a module", though the quality and importance of the knowledge you share with us is in fact more valuable than the physical object itself. Thanks to your work, I'm slowly building a small parts library to follow along some of the schematics. And the module sounds great, IMHO. Looking forward to the PCB layout, be it Patreon sponsored or otherwise. Cheers from Madrid!!!
Filter sounds great. Definitely would be interested in one. Also interested in what your thoughts are on reverse power protection, and output protection strategies.
I am interested in getting a module! I am new to this kind of diy way of making music and with your videos you have convinced me to just dive into this hobby, it looks so much fun!
"I am interested in getting this module" - thank you for all the informations on the design and build process and also for the chance to win one of those modules.
That weird LP+HP response (9:15) reminded me of allpass filters with lots of phase shift: The square wave doesn't sound different, but the individual components get delayed differing amounts: This can help "distribute" the spectral contents of "wide" sounds for better gain control, its used in studio mixing.
Impulse response would've been very interesting to explore here! I bet the group delay will be obvious when you send only a singular square pulse in
I'm going to build this thing soon, might edit results later.
P.S: Oh shit the complete falstad simulation saves me so much work. Thank you.
Awesome series!
Pro Tip: 28:00 when soldering components with leads, trim them prior to soldering because they are heat sinks. 😉
hadn't thought of that - good tip!
I cannot in so many words relate how much I appreciate the level to which you have gone to impart this information. I had previously known quite a bit and through watching your channel it's given me a new perspective on the way I build filters from this point forward. Using diodes the way you have seems counterintuitive. That said I won't even try to deny the results. Kudos man.
"I'm interested in getting a module"
Your ability in explaining and designing step by step electronics for music is unmatched. You taught me so much, thank you for that and of course thank you for the giveaway opportunity. Good luck everyone
"I am interested in getting a module" - thanks to you I found the courage to start synth DIY!
“I’m interested in getting a module”. I am really grateful for the time and energy you put in your channel. Thanks to you I finally found the energy to start experimenting myself. Keep up the good work. It’s greatly appreciated!
“I am interested in getting a module” because at 9:10 you have found the All Pass Filter. It’s able to change the phase of the harmonics of the sound, but our ears cannot feel the difference.
"I am interested in getting a module."
For an otherwise clueless beginner, thanks to your videos, I've been able to get a better understanding of DIY synth building.
"I am interested in getting a module" - I've built some modules myself, but never really put the necessary amount of effort in to it to get it to a level that you just did. Looks really nice!
"I am interested in getting a module" - Hey Moritz, as always great explanation. You are correct about the soldering problem with ground connections. This is why most PCB software default to 'thermal reliefs' on pad-to-plane connections. I am looking forward to more of your work!
"I am interested in getting a module". Thank you for the great video series.
Having a follow up video on the design process of the PCB would be awesome.
"I am Interested in getting a module" Your channel got me hooked on diy synths, it's great that you are making more and more videos. Cheers from Slovakia.
Reminds me of the steiner parker filter design.... Looks awsm....♥️♥️
I love the style/look of this module, has like a real technical look with that clean white panel and lines
very cool my dude! I learn a ton from your channel
"I am very interested in winning one of these modules!"
I stumbled across your channel while looking for a method of creating an oscillation unit with cross fade capabilities as I was struggling in my circuit design. I ended up walking away with a fundamentally different and much better understanding of electronics as a whole and couldn't be more thankful. By piecing together what you showed and using it to augment my own experience I've been able to get 2 modules off the ground in the past 2 weeks in my spare time, where as my first one took nearly 2 months and still has problems.
Thank you for your work, truly!
Moritz,
First … thank-you for the detailed video on the design and development of this diode ladder filter. Although i have had extensive training in electronics, so much of that basic knowledge has slipped away with age and continuous changes in what I did for a living even though I still do build my own stuff once in a great while. As you get older, the “I want it right now” starts to kick in more and more.
Second … I am definitely interested in one of these modules whether it be in a give away, manufactured, or DIY form, so please keep us posted.
And thanks for the incredibly well done video !!!
I would very much appreciate a tutorial on doing the pcb design for eurorack style projects. There seem to be a lot of nuances like parts spacing, trace size, placing ins outs and other pcb mounted controls. Great work as always
“I’m interested in getting this module”. Super impressed with your videos. You have explained the functionality of the diode ladder filter in a way that is easy to understand.
At 19:00 you talk about the diode on the output of the op amp, you can make his into an 'ideal/precision diode' by moving the negative feedback input to the other side of the diode. Then the op amp cancels out the voltage drop of the diode.
"I'm interested in getting a module"
Great series overall! Love that you take the time explain all the circuits in detail and actually provide intuitive explanations as to how things work. Super helpful for when I'm trying to figure this stuff out on my own!
mmm we love socketed IC's!! And the way the board and front panel slot together is so cool and clean looking!! Nice choices for the PCB layout! This module looks and sounds amazing!
Very nice - please talk about designing the pcb. BTW: I'd suggest SMD and having it populated in the factory...
i'll give that a shot once i set up my shop. would definitely be easier for selling assembled modules.
"I am interested in getting a module". Love your electrical engineering metaphors and how you end up with usable designs without a single formula :)
The first sweep was very impressive. The jam was fun too. The Rack sounds were richer than the Yamaha and Roland sources (through an iPad). The graphic for the panel and this episode are very attractive as well.
"I am interested in getting this module". I always enjoy your videos. You are excellent in explaining the process and concepts. Thanks.
Your explanations of circuit design are easy to understand for us non technical people. I am certainly interested in your ladder filter give away. Thank you.
"i'm interested in building this module myself but it's still ok if you send me one"
haha!
"I am Interested in getting a module" Ich will schon ewig in die DIY Synth-Welt einsteigen und mit deinen Tutorials erscheint es gar nicht mehr so weit weg. Awesome videos dude. Keep em coming!
ist es nicht - los geht's!
"I'm interested in getting a module" I've been working with hardware synths for years but I'm starting to piece together a Eurorack setup, your filter is beautiful! Thank you for all your dedicated work on this channel.
“I’m interested in getting a module”! the low pass filter on this thing sounds super super beautiful ♥️
"I am interested in getting a module" - i´m very much a novice in diy-eurorack and find your videos highly interesting! keep up the nice work moritz!
I am very interested in winning one of these modules! Your videos have been the best way for me to finally grasp audio electronic concepts, so thank you!
Would also love to see a video on PCB design and layout.
Oh yeah! me too!
And something about SPICE for noobs.
"I am interested in getting a module" Yay! Some logic circuits maybe? Or envelope generators like simple attack decay with loop function?
envelope is coming soon!
"I am interested in getting a module" - that's one beautiful device, aesthetically pleasing to the eyes and ears!
"I am Interested in getting a module"...thanks for all your great videos. They've really helped me get my modular system off the ground.
"I am interested in getting a module" - thank you for putting so much work into your videos and designs, awesome to watch!
The dub you did at the end was unexpected, but absolutely 💯
Shame I missed the chance to enter by a whole two years, but glad Ive got this far through and then heard this!
While I am interested in getting a module, I don't actually have anything to filter with it, so don't send one to me. I'll get round to building some lovely analogue synth eventually, it's something I've wanted to do for a very long time. These videos are absolutely great, definitely the best channel I've found in terms of explaining and showing this stuff.
"I am interested in getting a module" - I'm just getting started with modular synthesis. Your videos have been super helpful!
“ I am interested in getting a module” Thank you for your work! Your videos are gold for me. You could easily start selling pcbs. You already reach a lot of people who would love to buy your pcbs. Keep going!
currently preparing to do that!
“I am interested in getting a module” I posted a few module designs on r/modular but I still have so much to learn! Kudos on bringing this lush sounding filter to life my friend.
Just completed this 5 video series. This is hands down the best series on any educating type video I've ever scene. I learned so much and now I have an amazing filter.
I was able to learn enough to modify this during the build process to work with my volca modular.
Thank you so much for these videos. I now have a double wavefolder and a sweet filter for my volca!
glad to hear! got a demo? :)
@@MoritzKlein0 haha no but I can try to put one up! I only changed the 3 resistors at the beginning right after the first 1uf and then again at the output. The one used to amp it like crazy i had to drop down along with boost up the one after the last 1uf to slow down the drain and stop it from filtering at base level. Wish I could post a pic! It looks so awesome on the breadboard
I think I deleted my post somehow. Reposting the link to the demo. I redid the video with the Double Wave folder alongside the diode filter. Sounds crazy!
ruclips.net/video/8ekoRW8q7AA/видео.html
Great video, thanks. Try to look for "Thermals" setting in your PCB design tool. It connects ground pads to ground plain over smaller wires only, which makes soldering much easier. I learned this immediately after soldering my first PCB 😁
"I am interested in getting a module" - Amazing, you are doing a fantastic job with all of your videos. Love them!
"I am interested in getting a module"
beste Videos für den Einstieg in die Welt des synth DIYs
"I'm interested in getting this module." I am just beginning with modular synthesis after some effects pedal builds, and discovered the channel just today. This type of informative videos is very helpful. I look forward to watching again, this time with a notebook. Thanks.
"I am interested in getting a module". Seriously love this filter it sounds great. Your PCB layout is also really well done.
"I am interested in getting a module" - Thanks Moritz. Another great video. Your filter series came at a great time for me!
Moritz - "I am interested in getting a module" - You have an inspiring series on synthesizer basics. Great work! Thanks!
I am so interested in this filter!!! I know I already committed but the was before the video premiered!!! You always have such great info to pass.
28:00 Your solder issue where an earth plane is concerned (if you haven't already found out), can be partly addressed by a setting called thermal relief in the PCB design. Otherwise your soldering looks adequate and gives the results needed.
Wow! I've been following your series for a while now and I am amazed that you are not only teaching us the most fascinating things for free but also giving away physical samples of your work. So definitely, yes, I am interested in receiving a module! Keep up the amazing work!
"I'M INTERESTED IN GETTING A MODULE!!!" - I love the big wood table you shoot your videos on
I just discovered your channel at the perfect time! I have a module I'm just barely starting to design, despite not knowing much electrical engineering beyond the basic physics. This in depth design and explanation is perfect for me :)
Funny how almost everyone says "I am interested in getting a module". Lol I just said that too, because it is cool and I'd love to have that as one of my first modules and as a motivation to making my own modules... Great work done!
"I am interested in getting a module"
This filter sounds really great, thanks for going over the process of designing and building it!
"I am Interested in getting a module" - I love the look of the module. It's quite beautiful.
I would like a module! Thank you Moritz for all of your videos. Definitely my favorite channel on RUclips.
"I'm interested in getting a module"
your videos are definitely the best to anyone that wants to dive in the DIY Synth world ! Keep on the good work !
I am interested in one of your giveaway modules :) This series just keeps getting better. Thank you!
“I am interested in getting a module” - thanks for all the content you’re putting out, I’m really enjoying the mix of diy/music/educational. You’re doing a great job at teaching the concepts in an applied, down-to-earth and easy to understand way - really helps a lot to newbies like me, thanks 🙏🏻 .
brilliant design (!)--the lack of headers connecting the two boards is excellent, as well as providing holes beneath the 3.5mm jacks. To me (after many error prone kit builds) you're setting a standard, and I wish more (all) diy eurorack producers would aspire to this design level, and follow suit. You rock! Cheers ;D
"I am interested in getting a module" 🤞🏼
Man, I love your videos. They always have good information, which is very necessary for someone just starting out (just like me, hahaha).
“I’m interested in getting a module,” absolutely! Sounds and looks great. Keep up updated, thanks!
Your videos are excellent! I recently started copying found schematics with little understanding then found your channel. Now thanks to you I’m starting to get a slightly better grasp on things, so thank you. I too am interested in winning one of your module!
Ooh, I've been dithering on what filter module to get/build next, and this sounds quite nice. I'd like one!
(My current filters are the SVF in my Minibrute 2s and a very simple passive low-pass with a vactrol giving it voltage control - it's just point-to-point wired on a perfboard faceplate.)
"I am interested in getting a module" - you have the best guides on the topic on youtube!
"I am interested in getting a module" - I am planning on building a diy modular synth and yours videos are being really helpful. Thanks.
"I am interested in getting a module" Such a great project! Thanks for sharing!
I am interested in winning a module - thanks for everything you've done to help me learn analogue electronics. Bravo Moritz Klein!
"I am interesting in getting a module". Absolutely stunning panel design!
„I am interested in getting a module” - Thank you for all the great videos! I learned a lot and started building modules again!
You know something Moritz? A fellow guiding hand, a good lead to follow is the real value. Good luck to you in the contest. (im 5 months late, so for who may have won. Congratulations😁✌) We've already won by finding Moritz. See you soon.... ✌🌟👾
You are a genius.
What i sick sound you make with this gear.
Its truly inspiring.
I would be interested in adding this lovely filter module to my rack. I'm so glad to see this video series took the eurorack route! Also, that white faceplate is gorgeous.
"I'm interesting in getting a module" - it'd make a lovely addition to my first modular, if I don't get anything, I'd totally consider just buying one off you if you ever get to that stage. Great video btw.
will try to set up a shop asap!
"I am interested in getting a module" - A fan of your work from Mexico! Cheers and long live modular
I'm super interested in either wInning one or if I don't building one myself. Great work on the esthetics of the module as well
"I'm interested in getting a module" Just got my first oscilloscope recently, having a great time learning from your videos and trying out these on my own!
“I am interested in getting a module” this module seems pretty unique and sounds fantastic
I'm interested in getting a module!!! They are very good looking and most important they sound awesome!! Very good design Moritz
"I am Interested in getting a module", great stuff! I would love to hear about the PCB design process!
“I am interested in getting a module” I made the vactrol vcf and your vco and I’m still obsessed with your work, a proud patron!
we should make some patreon tshirts!
"I´m interested in getting a module", because having a piece of history from one of the best teachers of electronics is a must...and because I Love Acid too :-)
I would LOVEEE to have a Moritz Klein Diode Ladder Filter Module in my "work in progress" Eurorack, and well, if not, i will have to build it myself, cause that's why we have this wonderfull videos.
I'm interested in winning one of these modules. I really appreciate your channel and although I don't own a Eurorack case or plan getting into it, I do have some semi-modular instruments and I would be happy to buy this module to support you even if I don't win. Great graphic design, by the way: simple, clean, and elegant! Good luck if you go into full production with this filter, and I look forward to seeing more modules from you!
“I'm interested in getting a module”. But I'm also interested in building one of these multimode filters with a proper pcb and faceplate. You may consider selling kits ! Thank you for your great job Moritz.
Yes, please do a video (or more) on PCB design. (Alternatively, you could list links to what you consider the best videos by others.) Also, I'm interested in winning a module.
DAmn, this is some quality content. I just recently started to get into eurorack by building a rack myself from scratch with the goal to keep everything as low budget and diy as possible. So far i have a very basic osc and dirty filter (WASP based). I of course would love to get one of your quite professional modules but if i don't win i will certainly make up my own board based on your design to implement it because damn does it sound sweet.
"I am interested in getting a module", though the quality and importance of the knowledge you share with us is in fact more valuable than the physical object itself. Thanks to your work, I'm slowly building a small parts library to follow along some of the schematics.
And the module sounds great, IMHO.
Looking forward to the PCB layout, be it Patreon sponsored or otherwise. Cheers from Madrid!!!
Filter sounds great. Definitely would be interested in one. Also interested in what your thoughts are on reverse power protection, and output protection strategies.
I am interested in getting a module! I am new to this kind of diy way of making music and with your videos you have convinced me to just dive into this hobby, it looks so much fun!
Just started my DIY adventure thanks to you, for which I am very grateful.
And yes, I am very interested in getting a module.
I would be interested in receiving this module! Thanks for the thoughtful illustrations and walkthroughs of the design process regardless
“I’m interested in getting a module” …Truly inspiring stuff and also good sounding! Really want to build one!
"I am interested in getting this module" - thank you for all the informations on the design and build process and also for the chance to win one of those modules.
The different types selectable by switches is a great idea, I'll try this circuit on breadboard, and of course i would like to win one.
Just a note: The Frequency pot is not changed in the falsted, it is still between + and - 12v, not between 12v and ground.
whoops! will fix it! thanks for the heads-up!
“I am interested in getting a module” thanks for the great content Moritz
Your series makes my life in building a synth a lot easyer, offcourse i also am interested in the raffle, free stuff is nice!