104 Results for "『 모든문의 OIO=5793=7458 』 선릉셔츠룸㈄『 모든문의 OIO=5793=7458 』 Ηcake²셔츠룸테란강남셔츠룸デwriter 셔츠룸테란강남셔츠룸 선릉셔츠룸⒁셔츠룸사이즈┲exhausted⅔"

Fire Sequencer
Project by AndrewMcDan
Turning an Akai Fire for FL Studio into an independent step sequencer
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Testbench
Project by Tillo
Eurorack protoboard
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Witches Brew V1.3.1 CV Joystick Controller
Project by Neil Mundt
Let's you control any Voltage Control Synthesizer parameter with a Variable Voltage Output from +8V to -8V on a Joystick or other Controller
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Eurorack Power Supply Front Panel
Project by Neil Mundt
Power supply panel with a AC switch and +12/-12/+5 Led indicator
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Synth VCA
Project by Adam Gulyas
A build of Yusynth's Simple VCA
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Synth VCO
Project by Adam Gulyas
A synthesizer voltage controlled oscillator based on a 1980's issue of Electronic Design
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Transistorless Sound Synthesizer
Project by Dr. Cockroach
A home brew mini-synth idea using no transistors with the Patrick Oscillator
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EuroRack 9V/12V Pedal Regulator Breakout Board
Project by Neil Mundt
Allows You too Run Pedals or Circuit bent toys off your main 12v power supply in a Eurorack setup.
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Panel Mounted Silly-Scope and Function Generator
Project by Neil Mundt
Silly-Scope/Function Generator Panel Mounted with Some exposed PCB Goodness.
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Childs keyboard from the thrift store
Project by Dr. Cockroach
Found this neglected keyboard and what it took to get working
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Very Simple Dual Active Mixer 3 x INPUT 1 x OUTPUT
Project by Neil Mundt
Very Simple Dual 3xINPUT 1xOUTPUT for Eurorack/Kosmo Synthesizer System
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Atari Punk Console inside a proximity sensor case
Project by Albert Gonzalez
A small synth project enclosed in an old alarm proximity sensor case I found
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PCB Clearance Pinboard
Project by Neil Mundt
PCB Clearance Pinboard: Yes really it is Just a piece of foam.
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O'SCAMP
Project by barryjosephcullen
DIY Electronic Musical Instrument
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+V and -V Display Module for EuroRack/Synthesizer
Project by Neil Mundt
+V and -V on a RED and Blue Voltage display meter for a Output display for a Control Voltage JOYSTICK or other +/- Voltage source.
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