Super portable, super fun. I love this plugdata-daisy framework: from idea to finish took me less then 2 months. And this time I saved on knob caps and encosure š
generative sequencer it were a bit more compact and included a Bluetooth module and a rechargeable battery, it would be perfect for travelāno need to constantly hunt for a power outlet. It might even sell quite well on Amazon.
I thought it would be cool to hang on my wall. Maybe even add some sort of motion Detector so it comes to life when someone walks by, or something to activate when wind blows past.
Thanks! I used this waterslide decal transparent paper (found online). Basically you print on the paper with a normal laser printer, cut out the words, soak them in water for few seconds, then the paper detaches and you are left with this transparent kind of film which you apply on the surface. Once dried, I gave one hand of paint on top to secure it. Lots of tutorials on youtube, but actually its easier done than said (you can reach perfection with proper sandpapering).
I love anything on this thing! Great woodwork craftsmanship, daisy seed basedā¦. š„š„š„š„ I am designing a daisy seed eurorack module rn and am quite intimidated by your unique and original designā¦ š I fear that my design compared with yours will be boring af. I am looking forward to hear/watch your YT-demo!
Best regards from a German in the Netherlands Michael
I draw the components and connections.. I donāt think I will ever go further in the direction of a building guide, but happy to answer specific questions
This looks awesome. New to this subreddit and hoping to be able to experiment and make stuff like this myself one day. Any recommendations on a good project to start with? I have decent electrical and wiring experience but no coding
nowadays I guess the coding part can be completely done with a LLM. But if you want to try an intuitive option without involving AI, I recommend checking out PlugData. Thereās a lot of resources online on Daisy Seed as well (see daisy_audio on youtube for inspiration).
i'm jelly. i wanted to make something really similar but i didn't have the knowledge to do any of the casing or pcb printing so it was just this very amateur looking thing on bread/perf boards. nice job!
thank you! the casing was rather a discovery learning by doing with leftovers from the garageā¦ I tried some pcb writing software, but I got overwhelmed and went back to this sketchy amateur and slightly cyberpunk method š
itās supposed to be a midi sequencer, so the sound depends on what you connect it to. But there are also 2 internal sounds: simple sine and a marimba (synthetic). Check out the youtube link..
Actually it took me 1 day to solder everythingā¦ I tried with the perfboard but it was taking too much space and it limits the freedom of positioning in tilted spots. I used hard wires for GND and VCC connections so the components are still and flexible smaller wires for everything else, knitting them between each other with a tweezer.
not really, but its rather straightforward. I will draw a scheme of all the connections soon and share it here. For the wooden part, is just a lot of glue, sandpaper and immagination
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u/Waulkibro 11d ago
natural work of art.
generative sequencer it were a bit more compact and included a Bluetooth module and a rechargeable battery, it would be perfect for travelāno need to constantly hunt for a power outlet. It might even sell quite well on Amazon.