This is exactly the kind of video I needed to see in order to wrap my head around a bunch of stalled projects. This is great, please do more videos! I’m curious about that DIY filter you have in the eurorack too.

@SandelinosDIY

Жыл бұрын

The filter is my stripboard version of Kassutronics' KS-20 filter. If you want to build one you can find the stripboard layout on my website: sandelinos.com/diy/ks-20-filter

@Skootavision

Жыл бұрын

Same exactly!

@Beardqt

6 ай бұрын

@@Skootavision lol I keep seeing your username on every single video I end up on so we must be some sort of youtube twins, which is creepy so I'm gonna pretend it doesn't happen now

Very nice! I did a bunch of circuit-bending like a decade ago, and got into diy eurorack stuff this last year, and this seems like a very straightforward way to merge the two. A lot of devices have a playback speed resistor that can be replaced with a potentiometer, but if it's actually part of voltage divider it might be very easy to add CV. Even if not, a vactrol could do the job, too, if a little less cleanly. Those animal noises often get really interesting at low speeds.

Nicely done! Especially liked the work you did cutting everything down to what looks like 8HP? Brilliant!

That Sony looks like it was a pretty cool toy back in the day. Your hack made for a very usable module, lofi drums and crazy sounds. Love it!

Great work and a really cool project! 😊👍

Wow great explanation, really enjoyed from start to end, you did some awesome job there!

Really cool to watch you build this. Awesome video!

This was awesome to watch and so cool. Wish I had your electronic smarts. Brilliant adaptation!

Excellent video love how you show the process for creating the schematic really useful!!

My god, that's badass! Congrats!

Great tutorial. Cool project! 👍

Just, WOW! So much time and energy involved. While easily duplicated with readily available drum machines, I'm forever in awe of those who can create their own stuff. Kudos!

Great video, thanks.

You’re a master at this!

A real life wizard ! Very interesting to watch. 👍

Cleverly done and demonstrated. subbed

So cool! There are tons of musical toys that should be able to modify and adjust to make into synth modules.

Very nice 👌

Great job

Good job !

Look, mum! It meows! And no computer. Nice project :)

@ArtSproul

5 ай бұрын

I see what you did there ;-)

So sick. Love the song at 20 mins too

your knowledge is impressive, nice one!

You got my sub. Keep this crazy shit coming. You have the funnies working for ya

Great little projekt and great execution! :) For drilling larger round holes in thin plates I can highly reccommend step drills, they leave almost perfectly round holes compared to regular twist drills which have a tendency to make tribular shaped holes aswell as grapping the thin sheet metal. Moreso when hand drilling those holes.

@SandelinosDIY

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the recommendation!

Love the animal noises option. Good job!

Thank you for doing the thinking bit on my next project, adding triggers to a novelty Calculator/DrumKit..🙏

I hoped you kept the most important feature and I was not disappointed

Very nicely explained

This is geniusssss!!! 😭

Nice! I did this same thing a while back with one of those toy drum kits with the roll-up rubber pads, but mine is kind of a poorly documented hack. You've done a fantastic tutorial here.

@SandelinosDIY

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome. Is this one yours? old.reddit.com/r/synthdiy/comments/zls7pw . Do you have a sound demo of it anywhere?

@unsoundmethodology

Жыл бұрын

@@SandelinosDIY Yup, that's the one! I haven't actually recorded a demo for it - I should really do that.

@SandelinosDIY

Жыл бұрын

@@unsoundmethodology I'd love to hear it

love this! 🎉

💅 fabulous

Oh, very nice i was just recently wondering how to trigger buttons with CV! Thank you for htis video!

You are a cool MF 🤘💖 . The sounds are perfect “low-fi 1990” drum sounds

Really cool. Was so hoping you were gonna hit that switch after programming the drums...❤🔥❤️

I like the resistor insertion special effect.

very cool 😀

Interesting Site you have. Will keep me busy for next couple of weeks. ❤️👍

Love it

amazing

Now I need to find a Sony TCM 4040!

Amazing module ! When do you start shipping them out ?

Brilliant work. I wish I understood electronics better than I do; I'd love to have a go at something like this. Looking at the reverse of the original PCB, I bet that second IC has a lot more sounds on it than the 8 you're using... though I'm not sure how you'd get access to them.

32:42 a sampling mode very Jean Jacques Perrey.

Nice! There might also be a resistor controlling the pitch on the circuit board. If you replace that for a pot you can also control the pitch of the drums/samples.

@SandelinosDIY

Жыл бұрын

This board uses a crystal for the clock so there is no pitch resistor here. I do have some other toy PCBs that do have pitch resistors that I might feature in a future video though.

great video thanks, would be great to have a tutorial for begginers to know how to indetify the initals pins to run the extracted board, also i want to do the same with a casiotone mt-70 that i keept for a long time, and dont know how :/ thanks a lot again!

Why not add in some transistors to make the animal/drum switch voltage controllable? Then you could use a 3 position switch for manual override drums/cv or gate signal controlled/manual override animal sounds.

@SandelinosDIY

Жыл бұрын

This definitely would've been possible. I just didn't decide to do it because I didn't feel the need for it personally. BTW here's another way to do it without a 3-way switch with an XOR gate: url.sandelinos.com/animalinstswitch

cyriak energies

Great! How come you didnt replace the toggle with cv changeable so you could flip between animal and drum on the fly?

Can I ask - what soldering iron are you using (my next upgrade maybe. I'm using a TS100 atm

Would this 'transistor trigger' approach work with a PNP if the IC chip wanted the pin to go high?

@SandelinosDIY

Жыл бұрын

Yes but due to the nature of the PNP you'll have to add an inverting circuit in front of it. Here is the circuit I would use to trigger a toy that needs it's pins pulled up: url.sandelinos.com/invertedtoytrigger

@barrycullen1032

Жыл бұрын

@@SandelinosDIY thanks for sharing that. Very kind of you.

What power supply are you using?

btw, what's the case? how / out of what is it made? seems very rudimentary, but i like it a lot

@SandelinosDIY

Жыл бұрын

It's built out of old Eurocard (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurocard_(printed_circuit_board) ) racks I got for cheap 2nd hand.

ian curtis vibe

I noticed you’re using trs patch cables, even though eurorack traditionally runs on ts jacks. Why?

@SandelinosDIY

Жыл бұрын

I got a bunch of these TRS to serial cables(url.sandelinos.com/trsserial ) for free so I soldered patch cables out of them.

What was the circuit design software you used?

@SandelinosDIY

Жыл бұрын

KiCad! It's awesome and it's free and open source.

I think if it were me, I'd have simply recreated the circuit on the strip board.

@philip6252

4 күн бұрын

Wasn’t you, though. Was it?

@erickvond6825

4 күн бұрын

@@philip6252 You know what, your right. At least what I posted was constructive criticism. What a sad and shameful life you must live to have to go around pointing out everyone else's faults to make yourself feel better. Pitiful....

lol, pitch mods now

nice nails

And next we paint our finger nails like our sister

You are wearing fingernail polish ......hmmmm