Yes, that’s why I said “full writeup soon”.
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you going to do some analogoutput videos on you tube about your new stuff ?
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Sometime before I die.
(I just realized of the 5 new PCBs, 4 of them use only the board mounted 1/4" jacks to mount the PCB to the panel — which means you now hate me. Sorry!)
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just have to drill and use stand offs , not to the point were I will venture into redesigning the boards . my first order of pcb’s is on its way [ your joy sticks ] thanks again for sharing the knowledge .
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I hope your “friend” has room 
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making two of them , not as big as its looks in picture ? about 90cm wide x 60 cm tall . will be about 25 cm deep with cover on and 20 cm cover off . yeah kind of largish [ portable cases lol ] .
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Thank you for correctly assigning emojis! 
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I approve of your use of failed panels. I’m assuming that’s the one I designed with the Druid PIC in it?
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Yep! Works perfect. Mixing modulated noise on top of a clean sub from the VCDO sounds incredibly fat.
Have loads of spare panels since you need to order 5 at a time from JLCPCB, handy for putting stripboarded stuff behind!
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That sounds like a good idea, I might have to try that.
That sound like a good idea, I might have to try that.
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Geräuschzeug find ich prima ! Ist einfach und man merkts sich, mir fällt immer nur so komplizierter Mist ein 
. By the way, grüße aus Kassel
Proof of concept of voltage controlled tubescreamer-type overdrive. I can control the gain directly with voltage, not just having vca attenuating signal before the diodes-in-a-feedback-loop-op-amp, as that sounds much worse than adjusting the gain. And I still haven’t managed to make a working circuit on a breadboard. Something is always loose, and if it’s the power supply pins, something can break as some chips really don’t like having input voltage higher than their power pins.
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Yoooooo, hell yes. Eagerly waiting for the schematic/stripboard layout of this one. I love your kick so much, I’ll make anything you design now. But Mr. AO is going to want to see some bypass caps on those chips!
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Got a link for that design? 
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It is a modification on this design:
https://www.printables.com/model/57537-not-a-snowflake-35mm-eurorack-patch-cable-organize/files
I will get my modifications uploaded somewhere. Mine works for 1/4" patch cables and requires a larger printer to print the 250mm diameter circle.
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