And putting “Unverified” on the layout too, because google will show you the image without the surrounding text…
I think it’s hard to check a stripboard layout without the schematics it is supposed to implement…
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Good news… =)
I just made a little lounge for the unverified boards.
I look forward to seeing the first graduate haha.
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There is no schematic for it 
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I changed my post here in the thread, the pictures are now clearly labeled “UNVERIFIED” and I also posted them again in the new unverified thread that @willow2x created
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Joystick schematic and CV Wheel schematic come from Niklas Rönnberg
I change 100K to 150K on range pots to have +&- 9V out max (before i have 11,80V)
I add a trimpot on the wheel schem for best octave adjust.
Not a complex board but a lot of spaghetti 
EDIT of the Layout
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I’d encourage adding a BOM to these layouts.
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Are these pots from the front or the back? I’m just getting a lot of noise.
i think it’s from Front, because generaly to decrease = more signal to GND = GND on the pin 1 of potentiometers
(here it’s 1 and 2 if i look at the other stripboard down, the Cusi one)
Damn, that’s what I had. Doesn’t explain the all the noise. LED lights up as expected, but the buzzing is crazy. Is there a ground wire needed somewhere that isn’t labeled, maybe?
To be sure you speak about the Hit noise percussive module ?
Yes, the first one, using hi-hat cap values.
I think they’re from the back. On the layout of Cusi Sound, definitely from the back.
You can find it exactly in the corresponding videos, or the video descriptions, I think the schematics are definitely there too.
Cheers
THOGRE
Are you sure ?
look on the original schematic it’s pin 1 & 2 to GND on the pot.
like i said to decrease a signal with pot, turn to left so to GND
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No, I’m not sure, but now we have the solution with the schematic 
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In any case getting it the wrong way around won’t make the circuit not work, it’ll just make the pot work backwards.
@BlackDeath, what problem are you having? Noise, but it’s supposed to be noise. Can you post a recording? Photo of your board? Maybe discuss over here Easy noise drum so this topic can be clear for presenting stripboards.
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I got it working! A little noisy, but that’s okay. The issue was my stupid "2n3904"s that were actually 557s… just switched them around and it works!
My first stripboard module! Yay!
Thirty second beat: https://whyp.it/t/first-hats-23679
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Good to hear that it wokrs now, the sound example is great !
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