Well, after all, there are zillions (OK, dozens) of suppliers of VCOs and filters, but if you want a flame-controlled CV source, there’s only one place to go.
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LOL . and lets not forget the sausage synth .
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yeah this is why I have bought this guys stuff . definitely worth supporting this genius ,
like Sam .
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It is finally a real synth now. I sort of abandoned the aluminum case for this synth, because I needed a bigger PSU. The Kosmo case turned out great, and just putting some tiny jacks that are normaled to the basic ins and outs on there makes it super versitile.
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I have four of the Barton Analogue Drum Modules here. Great modules. I have modified them to Kosmo format.
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Yes Barton are a great creative guy !
I already like a lot this module 
For me it is part of the series of texture modules, such as Wave Folder, Timbre, Wave shaper …
I’ve not yet making a vid with it because i can’t test my new modules for the moment
Here’s the Barton MULTI PWM demo :
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Sensible builders work on one module at the time…
I’m not one of them.
Working on a BMC percussion section, with 2x analog drum, 2x fm drum, 2x decaying noise. I will also add one of his dual logic modules, which I want to mod for CV-addressable gate types.
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Today an Active Real Ring Modulator (from Ken Stone)
after being in a box, then a passive module, then with opamp add test, this ring modulator may finally become a real module with this circuit 
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All these posts with people building modules!!! I am waiting for panels and pcb’s to arrive from England. Australian Post is slower than ever. 
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Excited to see and hear this one!
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Yes i too can’t wait to listen to it 
even if i allready know how it sound
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On 10cm I still had a little room, I added another mini circuit to my Utility module : a little Glide with a switch to select a different cap
and with the magic hot glue
2 positivizers, 2 Attenuverters and 1 Glide
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I’ve started working on my Minibrute this morning - only got a couple points soldered in before work, but it’s a start.
Basically going to be adding in some patch points - mostly outputs - to interface with my modular rig. Still going through the list and deciding what I want, but starting out with the VCO waveforms and envelope outs, as I know I’ll want those.
I need to build a buffer board which I’ll mount with standoffs at the bottom left here (removing the current screws, adding standoffs then replacing with longer screws), but was having a hell of a time cutting down my stripboard to size. The ones I bought locally are significantly thicker than the Tayda ones and they seem to require a bit of work to cut. Plus I was trying to be quiet as the kid was sleeping.
After opening up the synth and taking a look at the board, I’m feeling much better about my soldering skills. This thing is way messier than I was expecting.
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Today i’m working on the Balter (Gate delay from NLC)
and for the cap it is written that in the BOM :
1μF x 2 0805 OR 1206 25V rating or higher
i searched and it seems to be a smd ref for a ceramic one
but can i use some electro cap for this ? (like in a glide circuit)
why ?
here’s the schem
I don’t see why not. Seems to me you could use any through hole, electrolytic or MCC or tantalum. Easy enough to breadboard if you’re not sure.
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thanks 
…more ch…
What’s with the Vaseline?
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Soft-Touch Knobs have pretty tight tolerances on their D-Shaft Knobs - just to ease the knobs onto the pot shaft
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