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Nicely done with the knobs! 
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A cover of Smoke on the Water or Child in Time is begging for huge organ swells through a big purple panel. Fabulous!
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Or “Purple haze” 
Very nice !!! (only still 14 …
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child in time , have to listen to that one now …
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aaaaaaahhhh the most subtle detail on that faceplate. i love it so much.
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Not building so much as coding, but I think it sounds neat and has potential.
This is a kind of drum simulation I built in octave based on some modal resonators excited by a short burst of filtered noise:
Cheers
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it is an analogoutput design . he has graciously shared his stuff on github .
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I am forever envious of his attention to detail and persistence when it comes to documentation.
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My blank panels are bit too shiny, but atleast this looks less empty now. And black spray paint has been invented.
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I’m glad i am not the only one simulating progress with dummies 
I also use them to close the back.
I cut mine from wood and eventualy convert them to strip board modules
like the text-module I invented listing the waves of the LFO to take up some space
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I knew it was an @analogoutput by the design and the Uber professional documentation. Brilliant.
As said before; Bravo Mr Holmes!
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That sounds incredibly good!
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Originally posted here, finally got around to assembly: PCB Golf - Most useful core module in 100mm x 150mm - #48 by BlackDeath
Tested and works! Kinda noisy and I used the wrong pot value for one of the knobs, but definitely does something fun to the sound.
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I had a lead bending tool but it only went down to 0.4". So I printed one that goes to 0.3":
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I had to like this because the color on the thing popped out the first time I took a look at my Eurorack module.
-Fumu / Esopus
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