diy kit builder needed

[vurt]

audreyii horror synth comes in a kit (prebuilt is sold out all over)

looking for someone (preferably uk due to posting the completed synth and customs nonsense) willing to help me out, of course im not looking for something for nothing, i will pay for the work.

we can discuss the payment, as i don't want to make what is a shitty offer as i don't know how difficult the kit might be? so have no clue what a decent offer would be.

[Shabdahbriah]

Cool looking panel.

Wasn't there some other very recent module or at least a discussion about feedback related synthesis/something. Pretty sure it involved foosnark. Meant to follow-up on it, but spaced.

Sounds neat.

https://video.wixstatic.com/video/7e67e ... 4/file.mp4

[whyterabbyt]

Build guide is on pootube, looks like its actually built with their Simple Designer Kit PCB, a prototyping board for Daisy Seed. Open source too, so could probably be ported to other Daisy-based hardware. (Ive got a patch.init, and fancied getting a Touch 2 for a while, so if this code would run on it one of those then, hmmmm.....)
Given the nature of the prototyping board, the build doesnt look that hard at all, just some pots and then 15-20? various wires as connections between breakout points on the PCB. Then programming the Daisy.



I'd be fine doing that, PM me if noone more capable offers...

[vurt]

cool
will do thanks!

[antidorsessions]

is there a simple way to get a schematic? open source but no schematic

[vurt]

signal sounds got built ones in, so im good now thanks.

[whyterabbyt]

signal sounds got built ones in, so im good now thanks.

[vurt]

signal sounds got built ones in, so im good now thanks.

hows that other thing you built from them?
very impressed with the quality of the parts, got some real heft to it, considering the size.

[whyterabbyt]

signal sounds got built ones in, so im good now thanks.

hows that other thing you built from them?
very impressed with the quality of the parts, got some real heft to it, considering the size.

It was a fairly easy build, but I didnt really get a chance to go back to it, and unfortunately so far its not actually working. I have redone the soldering once but its probably something simple Ive missed; if not, I can plonk the core Daisy board itself on a breadboard and do various tests in code.

[vurt]

i saw in the other thread you've hot more diy deliveries too, looks like a fun piece the scrooge