arduino-eurorack-projects VS TuringMachine

JoeSeggiola's Clock divider and Forks modules are also on my list of "next to build".

The Circuit Abbey TICK is a simple 555-based clock with three ranges. After that there are any number of divider options, including the 4ms Rotating Clock Divider.

Well, Arduinos are awfully powerful, tiny and modular. For example: Time Manipulator Pedal or this Arduino Eurorack Projects

Anyway my projects I had to make things a bit more general (read: MIDI pitch-bend) and memory efficient (read: 6 different DACs with flash and RAM already at their limits). I recently implemented a multi-point interpolation map, adjustable at run-time, based on pre-existing work (Befaco, Mutable Instruments).

https://github.com/joeSeggiola/arduino-eurorack-projects#readme

I found a few hundred of open sourced modules (with gerber files, and more) but I also found a few modules that didn't work or with parts that were hard to find. I think the next module I will assemble will be the Turing Machine by MusicThingModular which is very popular and well documented or the Europi by Allen Synthesis but some of the components are a bit more expensive.

Check the Github issue tracker, there is lots of helpful posts there.

Finished building Turing Machine MK II from thonk. When I plug it into the rack and power up, the whole rack starts clicking. The power distributor is clicking, like a relay or a fuse or something. The clicking also comes through as loud pulses of audio from output jacks.