4 CVs From Arduino! (DIY Eurorack Tutorial)

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This looks fantastic! I'm gonna pull the trigger!brJust a quick question from the beginner's point of view: I saw the DAC you're using has pins to connect it to the breadboard On the internet, I found the same DAC without pins only How can I adapt it to a breadboard?brThank you and keep doin'! :)
Comment from : Sasha_Lattuca

Great just what I was searching for Thanks for the great explanation 🙏
Comment from : Human Motives

thanks! I am currently trying to pair this with the MPR121 capacitive touch sensor shield I want to have have the touch sensor activate an envelope on touch, any advice?
Comment from : Siorne John

I was brave and plugged this into my mordax data brI noticed a problem - mine cant seem to get all the way up to 5V, they get to like 488 or something like that This makes me concerned that things like pitch tracking would be off/wrong brI am using PJ398SM, which has 3 pins, one of which would be for normalling if it is unplugged (i just plug that pin into ground since its being used as output) - i dont think that would cause this but maybe?brbrAny ideas how I could troubleshoot or fix this? I'm wondering if the DAC is just not very precise or if for some weird reason my arduino is messed up and not outputting a full 5v brI noticed if i touch the VA cable coming out of the DAC to my morax input that it is oscillating, like it will go up to 488 and dip way down, but somehow automagically when its wired through the jack it is steady
Comment from : M W

Cool vide! Why using a DAC and not directly the analogue output of the Arduino?
Comment from : Alexis

A 12bit DAC gives 4096 different output levelsbrMIDI only has a 128 note range, so if the DAC's CV outputs only covered 128 notes, that's 32 steps (of about 3 cents) per semitonebrbrShould be fine 😀
Comment from : Massimo OKissed

Thanks for this video ! One question though, would this dac work to make an envelope generator ?
Comment from : anti moustique

Thank you for making this video! I'm trying to figure out how to make a trigger sequencer with arduino and this is really helping
Comment from : Braulio G

Hi! I am a total beginner at Arduino and electronics, so apologies for the noob question but how do I exactly connect the adafruit to the breadboard and Arduino? Is it soldered on the pins?
Comment from : Davide ghelli santuliana

Great video I was just wondering do i need to solder mcp4728 onto arduino uno?
Comment from : Lazar Nikolic

Hey can some of these be daisy chained together? If so how would addressing each one go? And how many can be used at once?
Comment from : Jose Zuniga

What are the 10K ohm resistors used for? I don't see them in the video
Comment from : thestever

12 bits is 4096 steps over 5 volts (5 octaves) this is 819 steps/octave or 146 cents/step This is a difference you will not notice (at best it takes 3 cents on a pure note to detect a frequency change at C7, even more on lower notes) but the truth is in eating the pudding I would get 2 oscillators with two CV values at the same voltage and tune them to be exactly the same Not start changing one of the voltages step by step and listen Most likely you will notice it is easier to get them in tune by changing the CV than by changing the potentiometer on the oscillator :-)
Comment from : Rob65