thx a lot !
i go to see and download that, and see if it’s a possible way 
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When I was talking about making it on a stripboard I was talking about the solder plate, not about making a stripboard layout with software because I have never done it, I don’t have the software and know nothing about it. 
Sorry … maybe someone else but not me 
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Post good pictures of your build and someone will make a “computerized” layout from it.
But not me 
I’m struggling to learn KiCad to make PCBs…
The basic schematics editor is almost OK.
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it’s not for now, I just finished my 3rd case and will have fun with it and start again on new modules and a new case in a while,
but I put aside things in advance 
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you will say that I suck,… but I cannot find the code for the Arduino 
Dac_ino is a “generic” board for synth modules, you can install many different softwares on it.
The code for the Quantizer is in it’s own repository at https://github.com/holmesrichards/QuantizerModule/tree/master/software
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thx but I find several stuff, is it this one :
Not quite correct, because the Quantizer sketch uses the dac/ino library as well as the Quantizer library, so you need things from both repositories.
The dac/ino library is here https://github.com/holmesrichards/dac_ino/tree/master/software
The Quantizer library is here https://github.com/holmesrichards/QuantizerModule/tree/master/software/Quantizer
The main sketch is here https://github.com/holmesrichards/QuantizerModule/tree/master/software/QuantSketch
https://github.com/holmesrichards/QuantizerModule/tree/master/software contains both those folders as well as data files and a Python script needed if you want to change the scales used.
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thx for your patience, i’m noob with arduino
dac_ino.cpp or dac_ino.h ?
… 
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Both
dac_ino.h tells the IDE (well, the compiler…) what the library does.
dac_ino.cpp is how the library does it.
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thx, does that make 5 things to copy ?
Yes (at least):
dac_ino.cpp
dac_ino.h
Quantizer.cpp
Quantizer.h
QuantSketch.ino
(or you could just download and unzip https://github.com/holmesrichards/QuantizerModule/archive/master.zip and https://github.com/holmesrichards/dac_ino/archive/master.zip and you’ll have everything, code and schematics and documentation and all)
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thanks !
is it an enigma or what ? 
Oh, also… the dac_ino library itself uses three libraries:
- Arduino, which is standard (built in to the IDE)
- SPI, which I think is also built in to the IDE
- DirectIO, from here: https://github.com/mmarchetti/DirectIO.git (yeah, another repo! For this you apparently just need DirectIO.h, there is no .cpp file, though I just downloaded and unzipped https://github.com/mmarchetti/DirectIO/archive/master.zip and put the whole thing in my libraries folder.)
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3 librairies ,IDE, SPI … too technical, I am lost and do not understand anything …
please maybe someone could make a unique and complet .ino file for this Quantizer to make it easier
and if I’m not the only one struggling like this, it could also help others
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You should learn how to use libraries, it’s a very useful thing to know. There’s not much to it, though it might depend on your platform and IDE (Arduino interface program). I use Linux and the off-line (non web based) IDE and for me:
- Quantizer.cpp and Quantizer.h go in a folder called Quantizer which goes in the folder ~/Arduino/libraries
- dac_ino.cpp and dac_ino.h go in a folder called dac_ino which goes in the folder ~/Arduino/libraries
- DirectIO.h goes in a folder called DirectIO which goes in the folder ~/Arduino/libraries
- QuantSketch.ino goes in a folder called QuantSketch which can be anywhere
- You might need to use the “manage libraries” menu item in the IDE to add the SPI library
Then it’s just a matter of loading QuantSketch.ino and it finds the libraries automatically. For Windows or Mac or the web-based IDE it might be slightly different but only slightly.
If you can figure out building synth modules, you can figure out using Arduino libraries. They’re a lot easier. Don’t be afraid to try it.
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ok thank you, yes it’s surely easier than building modules, but I’m less interested in it and all that in english it’s a bit complicated for me, even if I have already managed to understand a few things, install a library and even modify a code once. But now with all these folders / files it gets more complicated for me.
I naively imagined as for the 8 Step seq Arduino or the Big Button of Sam, an .ino file to load and hop finished
i would try and see that later
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Decided some time ago to document my stripboard work using fritzing. Total noob to this but it makes pretty pictures and a great archive tool. Im familiar with jlbpcb board making and impressed with what many here have achieved. I toyed with the notion of designing a single board for Sam’s core setup (vcos, filters,vca etc.) But as with all my current projects … it’s on the pile
Best of luck with the new case @Dud
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same here , definitely in !!
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when you guys ordering the PCB’s and panels get them . please post in the BST [ buy-sell-trade ] thread were they will be available so we know when , were and how to purchase from you , thanks.
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