Actually scratch that, at 4" it will just fit between the flanges. I must have been confusing it with something else. It can be tricky fitting some diy things in a bugbrame frame but I have some deeper cases so I forget which ones.

The pcb is 3 inches wide, the same width as the 2 frac panel. It's simply attached with 2 m3 standoffs. My crappy camera lens is fucking with your perspective.

But I probably should point out that because of the size of the pcb it won't fit in the far right or far left spot of a bugbrand frame.

Oh fuck yes! I'll never be able to afford this and have no space for an 88 key keyboard but it's wonderful to see a new real sampler. It's been almost 20 years, I didn't think I'd see one again. Maybe 2021 isn't going to suck after all.

2 lfo's is a tall order. Most small desktop synths don't have 2 lfo's. Probably more fun to get 2 separate modulation sources. The EH 8 step program makes a fantastic lfo and the koma field kit has an lfo and an envelope follower and lots of other goodies.

I no longer have a μCrusher but have a workshop crusher which I think is kind of the same? The workshop crusher into the COF has long been my go to effects chain on my sampler, very easy to add harmonics like older lo-fi samplers but at the frequencies you want. It does help having a filter after to...

is CAT stevens forum appropriate?

moving inconspicuous like a baby kitty

to all the MF Wigglers...

I've seen quite a few go for a lot less than that. Maybe $250?

A couple of Ken Stone classics shrunk down for frac... :rastanana: Cannot wait to see the whole system with brushed aluminium. I'm used to the blue, but it does indeed look great like this. Very elegant, things of beauty! Would love to see the full system as well and will the adapted boards be avai...

The whole banana... Happy new years frac'ers!

Fuck! I was a big fan since the KMD days. His younger brother Subroc (RIP) was a big influence on my production too. It was amazing to see him him resurrect himself as MF DOOM. I had heard he had been having some health problems but this is heartbreaking news. One of the best ever on the M.I.C. :rip...

EDIT: Ooops! Already posted in this thread but still ... less is more.

Are those reverse d-shafts? I'm not sure if things have changed with the new pots you've found but blacet used reverse d-shafts which I've never seen in the wild in small quantities. If they are please make them available on their own. For the blacet style modules I've been making for fun I've been ...

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Mon Dec 28, 2020 12:49 pm

...And, off-topic, what I have to search for to get a set of those plastic nut drivers I see on the table? I'm searching for them from a while, but I'm probably using the wrong words, I dunno...

https://peperspedals.bigcartel.com/prod ... et-sockets

A couple of Ken Stone classics shrunk down for frac...

The site still seems to be up but I don't see the forum either. It hasn't really had any traffic in years and I think Todd is busy being a rocket scientist. May just be entropy.

You don't need a net to make panels in kicad. I've only made a few but got by just making a couple simple footprints for various hole sizes and drawing the graphics on the silkscreen layer with the text and line tools. Copper fills are connected to <no net>.

There shouldn't be anything different between the positive and the negative out jacks. Check that the jack is properly connected and that it's not shorting out on the mounting rails.

The release CV jack will do exactly what you want just send it a gate or a positive voltage from some control source.

I would connect the positive output jack to JA instead that way you could have both positive and negative.

It's either the pot or the soldering, there's not much else going on at that point.

I like using the offset part of cgs81, because it has a little dead zone in the middle, wired to half of a dual gang pot and the other half connected as a normal processor input. Then a switch to choose between the two as my stuff is banana, but a switching jack would work too. The problem with tyin...

There's no standard for panel component placement in eurorack but a 3 pot motm stooge bracket could be made to fit...

https://synthcube.com/cart/synthesis-te ... ot-bracket

I've always just made my own out of roof flashing similar to this...

I've used these before to mount pcb's with no holes...
https://www.adafruit.com/product/1116

If you cut a bracket out of some aluminum flashing and have four corners to mount them, it should be fairly robust.

Did it used to work properly?

Probably the pot needs to be replaced. Definitely check the soldering there. There is also an unattenuated output on the pcb labeled JA.