Ahh, cool, I was given a panel that was very big, I think 20Hp, so I had a very similar idea. At the same time I will add the sub oscillator to this panel for the 3340VCO and switch it on or off with a switch. I think that would be very useful and you could even save a socket and a patch cable 
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Finished a 4x4 Buffered Multiple on stripboard using 1161 schematics.
Lotās of cables hanging around and the board layout turned out to be uncomfortable tiny. But in the end it sounds rightā¦
Vintage front panel design!!!
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I received a Robaux LL8 kit from Thonk a few hours ago itās a quick and easy build and Iām just really impressed with the module. Iām even considering selling my giant Doepfer Trigger matrix and building a second one of these in stead.
Oh, and those black thonkicons I got the other day came in handy for a blacked out look 
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My buddy made me a case for my Liquid Foam 
He said heās probably going to stain it before he gives it back, canāt wait to see how it looks when its done!
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Daaaaang! Beautiful!
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Canāt wait to see or hear it in use.
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Lots of cables, but very cool and above all helpful! I chose this option for not buffered. With mini patch cord 
for 1.54 ā¬ including shipping
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I call itā¦ the Positivizer.
First time Iāve used one of these prototyping boards, I like it.
[Edit: Yeah, I noticed belatedly Iād left out bypass caps. I still havenāt added them in, and havenāt run into trouble yet, but part of me tells me I shouldā¦]
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CC0 licence, thank you for that. I usually go for ISC or MIT or something, but CC0 fits the spirit of my work.
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Where can i get this boards ? Did you made it yourself ?
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Follow the link up there, thereās a repository including KiCad files and Gerbers.
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Ah, okay, so Iāll have to get the boards made by JLCPCB or similar companies, right? Do you know if someone is already planning to do this, maybe a few more?
Iāve never had any made, or even made it myself, so I havenāt had any experience with it
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This would be a perfect first board to have made (since youāll want more than one for yourself) and itās fairly straight forward. Should be cheap too since itās not too big.
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That sounds good, maybe I, or someone else here from the forum , can order a few more if someone is interested and then hand them over at cost price plus shipping costs ? Iāll check out how expensive it will be.
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Two buffered multiples built and tested. Live-streaming more soldering shortly.
EDIT: back online https://www.twitch.tv/heckseven
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Finished. This is just a simple module whose sole purpose is to halve a control voltage and add 2.5V to it, so a Ā±5V signal gets converted to 0ā5V. Itāll be useful in conjunction with dac/ino, until someday I get around to redesigning the latter to take Ā±5V inputs.
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I think you mean āgateway drug.ā Iām going to hold off on the bespoke engineering even in this case. Canāt say Iām not highly tempted though.
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Iāve already tried to build 2 different noise modules and both didnāt work 
. So I just took a small radio and amplified the signal with a TL072 on a modular level. Now I have to conjure up a panel for it. I think you can do cool things with it. Omri Cohen, for example, very often sends a radio signal to the Clouds module and does crazy things with it! ā¦ Now all thatās missing is a Clouds * naarf * Does anyone have a stripboard layout for it? 
Here is a video from the very talented Omri Cohen with a good example
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I think Iāll leave the STM32 on a stripboard for someone else to try.
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