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I'm looking to make a couple custom eurorack boxes, and find myself in need of some side brackets that are spaced as 3U + 1U + 3U (although, 3-3-1 is also cool) for mounting Vector rails.

Anyone ha ...

One other thing to think of: make sure you know if you want spring return or not! If this is similar to the Sony playstation joysticks, it is spring return.

Wow Jan, I missed a couple years when a small child arrived here, and haven't seen this project since it was "Modular thingie"...this has become quite a decent synth! I love the fact that m ...

Way to live the dream!!!!

Best of luck with your product release, and new company.

FreeRTOS might be a good option. I was thinking no-OS (aka while-loop/IRQ).

For the Pi1, I even disabled X-windows, and still didn't get much gain. Could be drivers/peripherals, could be bad DDR ...

I had both Pi 1 and 2B, the 2 is way faster/smoother than the first one. I tuned Linux on the first, but the lowest latency I could see was about 20ms...nothing great. Might be better for baremetal, ...

The demo is only intended to emulate some features of the hardware...there is no full G2 editor for purchase without a hardware G2 keyboard or rack version.

Great work Andy! I am in the process of doing something very similar (using a miniITX PC, Sonic-Core XITE, Touch Screen, iPad, and some controllers (launchpad, QuNexus, and Arturia SparkLE).

Same ...

I have a raspberry pi2 .. for $35 its pretty cool Smile

The ARM isn't super stellar at DSP code (where you typically need SIMD/Single Instruction Multiple Data instructions that directly address an SR ...

Klees are hugely fun! So, so much experimentation is possible with them.
Mind you, with mine, I wound up going through and soldering ALL the bloody crimped connectors.

I had two issues in bring up ...

Klee! I started collecting PCBs and eurorack projects a few years ago, but got sidetracked from them. A new baby on the way (and an early-to-bed wife) has given me some new inspiration (and time!) t ...

I just had this same "problem"...thankful this thread exists. I did have to trace through the schematics to realize there was a double inversion in the amplifier path.

Still, I ended u ...

And here I thought you Brits had balanced power straight from the mains, unlike us grounded folks in the US.

That's a real pain. Did Furman provide a solution?

But you probably need 240v. Rolling Eyes

I know Furman has a few power filters/sequencers such as this one:

http://furmansound.com/product.php?div=01&id=PS-8R_II

Sequencing
The PS-8R II Power Conditioner/Sequencers is capable of p ...

What kind of 555?

I'm digging through my mental archives (which takes some time these days), but I think one of the types of 555 timer (Bipolar, CMOS) could basically short power to ground dependin ...

To anyone else interested, I found this product:
https://www.remarkablecoating.com/works/

A clear-coat dry-erase paint. Paint it on anything to create a dry-erase surface!

This might be the pe ...

I'm guessing with the right machine, I can also laminate the aluminum directly.

It's all simple enough to make some test runs.

Thanks!

I can confirm my ZyBo (7010) pretty much runs at room temp, also.

In fact, I've done a lot of even large FPGAs (virtex-7) that are highly utilized, and they don't require a heatsink either.

I wo ...

Curious if anyone knows definitively how MIDI clocks work on this device?

Is it just however one routes MIDI, that's how clock goes? Including merging, which could really hose a receiving device, ...

I'm on the verge of making several panels to catch up to the boards I have. Ideally, I'd like white aluminum, with print. But I'd also like the option of using dry erase markers to put in patch sett ...

But it has MIDI...which is nice!

It's a bit pricey FOR AN APP, but this will be an incredible controller that sits in it's own space, with literally nothing like it. The controls within TC-11 have simply stunning interactions with s ...

I had a strange issue with mine...it seems when my audio card (which has DSPs) isn't fully loaded before the iCM4+ is, then whatever junk is on the MIDI ports completely hoses the CM4+ until I unplug ...

I was getting my doubt on about it as well. but it's here, the iPad audio is a great addition, and the best part is it works great with Lemur (especially Live Control2, which uses MIDI/Sysex, which m ...

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Topic: Wanted: Eurorack 3U + 3U +1U Brackets
jksuperstar Replies: 0 Views: 2228	Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2016 9:07 pm Subject: Wanted: Eurorack 3U + 3U +1U Brackets Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
jksuperstar Replies: 0 Views: 2228	I'm looking to make a couple custom eurorack boxes, and find myself in need of some side brackets that are spaced as 3U + 1U + 3U (although, 3-3-1 is also cool) for mounting Vector rails. Anyone ha ...
Topic: G1 Joystick Modification
jksuperstar Replies: 2 Views: 6443	Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2016 10:38 am Subject: G1 Joystick Modification Forum: Clavia Nord Modular » NM Classic (NM1 or G1)
jksuperstar Replies: 2 Views: 6443	One other thing to think of: make sure you know if you want spring return or not! If this is similar to the Sony playstation joysticks, it is spring return.
Topic: Randomize selected modules?
jksuperstar Replies: 32 Views: 41564	Posted: Sat Aug 13, 2016 6:52 pm Subject: Randomize selected modules? Forum: Instruments and Equipment » WREN
jksuperstar Replies: 32 Views: 41564	Wow Jan, I missed a couple years when a small child arrived here, and haven't seen this project since it was "Modular thingie"...this has become quite a decent synth! I love the fact that m ...
Topic: New hardware synthesizer/sequencer from DASZ @ Messe 2016
jksuperstar Replies: 11 Views: 14614	Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 9:04 am Subject: New hardware synthesizer/sequencer from DASZ @ Messe 2016 Forum: News... » Gear News
jksuperstar Replies: 11 Views: 14614	Way to live the dream!!!! Best of luck with your product release, and new company.
Topic: RaspberryPi 2 B
jksuperstar Replies: 52 Views: 47648	Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2015 11:36 am Subject: RaspberryPi 2 B Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Developers' Corner
jksuperstar Replies: 52 Views: 47648	FreeRTOS might be a good option. I was thinking no-OS (aka while-loop/IRQ). For the Pi1, I even disabled X-windows, and still didn't get much gain. Could be drivers/peripherals, could be bad DDR ...
Topic: RaspberryPi 2 B
jksuperstar Replies: 52 Views: 47648	Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2015 9:50 pm Subject: RaspberryPi 2 B Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Developers' Corner
jksuperstar Replies: 52 Views: 47648	I had both Pi 1 and 2B, the 2 is way faster/smoother than the first one. I tuned Linux on the first, but the lowest latency I could see was about 20ms...nothing great. Might be better for baremetal, ...
Topic: how to buy G2 Editor software
jksuperstar Replies: 2 Views: 8076	Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2015 10:15 am Subject: how to buy G2 Editor software Forum: Clavia Nord Modular » G2 FAQ
jksuperstar Replies: 2 Views: 8076	The demo is only intended to emulate some features of the hardware...there is no full G2 editor for purchase without a hardware G2 keyboard or rack version.
Topic: 2015 Build Pictures
jksuperstar Replies: 135 Views: 116220	Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2015 10:56 am Subject: 2015 Build Pictures Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
jksuperstar Replies: 135 Views: 116220	Great work Andy! I am in the process of doing something very similar (using a miniITX PC, Sonic-Core XITE, Touch Screen, iPad, and some controllers (launchpad, QuNexus, and Arturia SparkLE). Same ...
Topic: Axoloti - a modern take on the Nord Modular?
jksuperstar Replies: 25 Views: 21981	Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2015 3:48 pm Subject: Axoloti - a modern take on the Nord Modular? Forum: Clavia Nord Modular » Nord Modular G2 Discussion
jksuperstar Replies: 25 Views: 21981	I have a raspberry pi2 .. for $35 its pretty cool The ARM isn't super stellar at DSP code (where you typically need SIMD/Single Instruction Multiple Data instructions that directly address an SR ...
Topic: 2015 Build Pictures
jksuperstar Replies: 135 Views: 116220	Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2015 9:55 am Subject: 2015 Build Pictures Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
jksuperstar Replies: 135 Views: 116220	Klees are hugely fun! So, so much experimentation is possible with them. Mind you, with mine, I wound up going through and soldering ALL the bloody crimped connectors. I had two issues in bring up ...
Topic: 2015 Build Pictures
jksuperstar Replies: 135 Views: 116220	Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2015 9:52 am Subject: 2015 Build Pictures Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
jksuperstar Replies: 135 Views: 116220	Klee! I started collecting PCBs and eurorack projects a few years ago, but got sidetracked from them. A new baby on the way (and an early-to-bed wife) has given me some new inspiration (and time!) t ...
Topic: Klee Calibration Problem
jksuperstar Replies: 10 Views: 17904	Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2015 4:18 pm Subject: Klee Calibration Problem Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Klee sequencer
jksuperstar Replies: 10 Views: 17904	I just had this same "problem"...thankful this thread exists. I did have to trace through the schematics to realize there was a double inversion in the amplifier path. Still, I ended u ...
Topic: Tripping power
jksuperstar Replies: 9 Views: 16451	Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2014 3:59 pm Subject: Tripping power Forum: Instruments and Equipment » General Discussion
jksuperstar Replies: 9 Views: 16451	And here I thought you Brits had balanced power straight from the mains, unlike us grounded folks in the US. That's a real pain. Did Furman provide a solution?
Topic: Tripping power
jksuperstar Replies: 9 Views: 16451	Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2014 10:39 am Subject: Tripping power Forum: Instruments and Equipment » General Discussion
jksuperstar Replies: 9 Views: 16451	But you probably need 240v.
Topic: Tripping power
jksuperstar Replies: 9 Views: 16451	Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2014 10:37 am Subject: Tripping power Forum: Instruments and Equipment » General Discussion
jksuperstar Replies: 9 Views: 16451	I know Furman has a few power filters/sequencers such as this one: http://furmansound.com/product.php?div=01&id=PS-8R_II Sequencing The PS-8R II Power Conditioner/Sequencers is capable of p ...
Topic: Clock divider Led resistors
jksuperstar Replies: 12 Views: 11859	Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 1:23 pm Subject: Clock divider Led resistors Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
jksuperstar Replies: 12 Views: 11859	What kind of 555? I'm digging through my mental archives (which takes some time these days), but I think one of the types of 555 timer (Bipolar, CMOS) could basically short power to ground dependin ...
Topic: DIY Panels .. looking for dry-erase capability
jksuperstar Replies: 3 Views: 7010	Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2014 8:52 am Subject: DIY Panels .. looking for dry-erase capability Forum: Instruments and Equipment » Modular Synthesis
jksuperstar Replies: 3 Views: 7010	To anyone else interested, I found this product: https://www.remarkablecoating.com/works/ A clear-coat dry-erase paint. Paint it on anything to create a dry-erase surface! This might be the pe ...
Topic: DIY Panels .. looking for dry-erase capability
jksuperstar Replies: 3 Views: 7010	Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2014 3:00 pm Subject: DIY Panels .. looking for dry-erase capability Forum: Instruments and Equipment » Modular Synthesis
jksuperstar Replies: 3 Views: 7010	I'm guessing with the right machine, I can also laminate the aluminum directly. It's all simple enough to make some test runs. Thanks!
Topic: Parallella
jksuperstar Replies: 29 Views: 37509	Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2014 12:57 pm Subject: Parallella Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Microcontrollers and Programmable Logic
jksuperstar Replies: 29 Views: 37509	I can confirm my ZyBo (7010) pretty much runs at room temp, also. In fact, I've done a lot of even large FPGAs (virtex-7) that are highly utilized, and they don't require a heatsink either. I wo ...
Topic: iConnectMIDI4+
jksuperstar Replies: 29 Views: 37539	Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2014 11:36 am Subject: iConnectMIDI4+ Forum: Instruments and Equipment » General Discussion
jksuperstar Replies: 29 Views: 37539	Curious if anyone knows definitively how MIDI clocks work on this device? Is it just however one routes MIDI, that's how clock goes? Including merging, which could really hose a receiving device, ...
Topic: DIY Panels .. looking for dry-erase capability
jksuperstar Replies: 3 Views: 7010	Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2014 1:39 pm Subject: DIY Panels .. looking for dry-erase capability Forum: Instruments and Equipment » Modular Synthesis
jksuperstar Replies: 3 Views: 7010	I'm on the verge of making several panels to catch up to the boards I have. Ideally, I'd like white aluminum, with print. But I'd also like the option of using dry erase markers to put in patch sett ...
Topic: Korg SDD-3000 reissued as a pedal
jksuperstar Replies: 7 Views: 13766	Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2014 3:57 pm Subject: Korg SDD-3000 reissued as a pedal Forum: News... » Gear News
jksuperstar Replies: 7 Views: 13766	But it has MIDI...which is nice!
Topic: TC-Data
jksuperstar Replies: 4 Views: 10196	Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2014 2:22 pm Subject: TC-Data Forum: Instruments and Equipment » iOS - iPad/Phone/Pod etc
jksuperstar Replies: 4 Views: 10196	It's a bit pricey FOR AN APP, but this will be an incredible controller that sits in it's own space, with literally nothing like it. The controls within TC-11 have simply stunning interactions with s ...
Topic: iConnectMIDI4+
jksuperstar Replies: 29 Views: 37539	Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2014 10:17 pm Subject: iConnectMIDI4+ Forum: Instruments and Equipment » General Discussion
jksuperstar Replies: 29 Views: 37539	I had a strange issue with mine...it seems when my audio card (which has DSPs) isn't fully loaded before the iCM4+ is, then whatever junk is on the MIDI ports completely hoses the CM4+ until I unplug ...
Topic: New gear!
jksuperstar Replies: 1831 Views: 895942	Posted: Fri May 02, 2014 12:21 am Subject: New gear! Forum: Discussion » Schmooze
jksuperstar Replies: 1831 Views: 895942	I was getting my doubt on about it as well. but it's here, the iPad audio is a great addition, and the best part is it works great with Lemur (especially Live Control2, which uses MIDI/Sysex, which m ...