It looks great and everything there you need to set down and jam. 
@esq Iāve built a number of Eurorack modules, and at the maker lab at work thereās a good heat gun and soldering station so I imagine Iāll be sitting there for a few day 
@Sureno lots of soldering. About 4000 parts, so probably 10000+ joints!
Best of luck! I have absolutely no soldering experience yet, but need to get some - Iād love to do either this or the Moogfest synth building workshop one year soon.
Keep us updated with progress pics? Would love to see it developing.
Impressive!
rsp
Black friday AD/DA
Intention: Going through my music collection and levelling up on my critical listening skills 
(the headphones from earlier in this thread⦠getting logged LOL)
Congrats man! How do you like it so far? I saw your post about the price you got it at and wanted to get one too, but the deal was gone by then 
Good idea! Iāve most of the parts now, need to inventory everything. Still waiting for the pcbs and case.
Initial impressions are very positive. Havenāt A/Bād against my other converters yet, but feels very forensic, in a good way. High energy music which has been mixed well sounds very immersive so far! And ruthless to any technical issues in the recordings.
Just managed to connect this to my iPad. iOS would be a great fit for the Cello, but sadly the mixer app is not available. Basic music playback works fine though after making some monitoring changes and storing them into standalone memory, so at least I can use it in slightly crippled capacity. MIDI i/o, main audio output etc but canāt set the digital i/oās on iOS etc
I really want to love the NerdSeq. Just canāt seem to wrap my head around the tracker thing.
I mostly sequence my eurorack with my OT, but ordered this today thinking it could provide something a bit different

I bought a [Retro Mechanical Lab Electron Fuzz Custom](http://www.rmlfx.com/?p=711) with input mods to makes noises with. I plan on doing lots of feedback into the input as I learn my way around this pedal.
The Digitech SDrum pedal arrived. Intention is to spice up practice on guitar and electric violin. Seems responsive enough, being triggered from guitar after following the calibration procedure.
The manual implies it can only do 3/4 or 4/4 time so I thought Iād test that.
I tried tapping the beat from āDisciplineā by King Crimson, as taught by Bill Bruford in his instructional video. Itās supposedly in 17/8 or something. SDrum turned it into a Brazilian samba-like thing - not exactly like āDisciplineā but kind of in the neighborhood.
I also tried tapping the beat on the pads for Pink Floydās āMoneyā which is 7/8. Itās hard to tell, because the snare and cymbal/hat accents are not in the usual places but it seems like SDrum plays the beat in 4/4.
Most of what I practice is in 3/4 or 4/4 so itās fine for practice, with the added fun of SDrum playing little fills and stuff on its own. Iāll probably sample it doing its thing for chopping and doing other sweet and nasty things to it in Octatrack and also PurPLL.
My TX81z finally went to heavenā¦
So I had a great excuse to Black Friday one of theseā¦
I plan to use it as a door stop when Iām not making tubular bells
This is a really fun box. Enjoy it!
I just bought a couch and i plan to sit in it a week without moving if possible 
Also got a NLDR but havent had time to unpack it.
so, i have done this.
i got equilateral triangle formed by speakers and my head, 1.4 m each side, and iām totally blown away with the sound.
Finally! after months of waiting I got my (sidechain)compressor:
https://suonobuono.rocks/nabc/
Intensions: making better sounding dawless music
Itās a beast 
How is it over there on the Laundronauts forum?
People sharing tips and collaborating on new techniques or just geeking out on specs, moaning for updates, showing off pics of their laundry room and such like I hear about Washslutz?
Any news on Underwear Bridge?
They get the wrinkles out yet?
synthesis technology E352, wavetable synth module
make sic drones, bass lines




