promesoft / KicadJE_MoogVCF

3 yusynth implementations - MoogVCF - WaveFolder - 555 ADSR
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Faceplate / Panel? #1

Open Yulquen opened 3 years ago

Yulquen commented 3 years ago

This design looks really good but may I ask if you have ever made a faceplate/panel for it? Thanks Florent

promesoft commented 3 years ago

Hi Florent

Thanks for the feedback. For this I have not prepared a faceplate, as I am not 100% satisfied with the layout yet (see issues and errata). When I am I may choose to make a faceplate.

Furthermore I have started to migrate towards a more standardized panel based on : CV Util

This is an 8HE panel module (like the Filter and Wavefolder) - it has 2x2 adjustments in the top - then 2x2 inputs and 2x2 outputs in the bottom. I may adjust the board to fit this layout when I return to this panel.

promesoft commented 3 years ago

I've made a preliminary faceplate that can be seen here: https://github.com/promesoft/KicadJE_MoogVCF/blob/master/README.md

Gerbers are not prepared for this - but that would be a little thing to do afterwards

Yulquen commented 3 years ago

Many thanks for your reactivity. But actually I was more interested by the Wavefolder :) But I should learn KiCAD and make it instead of annoying everybody ;)

promesoft commented 3 years ago

:) - The wavefolder works as is - so it would make more sense at the moment.

And yes - I'd recommend Kicad - its not so hard if you know a bit abt electronics to start with. If you stick to analogue synth design its not that hard - they are low voltage - low current - not very noise sensitive - not very EMC radiating - so you can do a lot with simple skills.

I have prepared a new faceplate that matches the eurorack template and the holes for the wavefolder (check out the update on the readme.md.

as for making gerber files its quite simple - just press plot and select these settings for JLC (they have a guide for it online)

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then generate plot, map and drill files, zip them and upload them to JLC. Inspect that the PCB looks the same as in Kicad and order....pretty easy.

promesoft commented 3 years ago

KicadJE_MoogVCF_1b_Wavefolder_Front

promesoft commented 3 years ago

Let me know if you need help

Yulquen commented 3 years ago

It looks great, MANY THANKS!

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