I know it’s Eurorack, and the community is geared toward more DIY stuff, but this was my first foray in to the world of synthesis, and I intend to move more in the DIY direction moving forward.
I ordered my first modules on November 6, and I’ve been piecing this together a bit at a time since then.
I call it: The Dídilibox (pronounced deedly box). Here’s the link to the build on modular grid:
The Dídilibox is an 81 HP Eurorack build in a custom powered case. The case’s exterior is a US army issued camp stove tin from 1944, powered with the Frequency central power supply and a scratch built busboard.
Here it is in action. This is a little groove I slapped together last night taking it on a victory lap.
It took longer than I wanted and was harder than I expected. Probably a bit too ambitious for a first attempt, but the hard way is the way I tend to learn best. I learned a lot and I’m looking forward to my next project which will either be a VCO, VCA, or VCF built from the ground up.
Enjoy, and thanks again to those of you that talked me down from using a TRS jack to connect the PSU!
