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I built another Befaco kit, this one is called Muxlicer. It's a nifty module capable of plenty of functions. I look forward to learning how to use it.
I really enjoyed this kit. It was actually much easier than the Rampage kit. Parts count was fairly low, and it is only one PCB. Plugged it in after assembly and it works like a charm.
Now with this module, I have "filled up" my current rack. There will inevitably be some swapping out, but currently I'll be focused on learning how to build patches to suit my needs.
I'm sure I'll be doing another recording session or two soon with the Mux.
I really enjoyed this kit. It was actually much easier than the Rampage kit. Parts count was fairly low, and it is only one PCB. Plugged it in after assembly and it works like a charm.
Now with this module, I have "filled up" my current rack. There will inevitably be some swapping out, but currently I'll be focused on learning how to build patches to suit my needs.
I'm sure I'll be doing another recording session or two soon with the Mux.
Category All / All
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Size 1280 x 960px
File Size 393.1 kB
It's always fun to assembly your own kits! By the way I'm not a musician, I just studied electronic in the school and I always wanted to build something from scratch, but don't have time and space for that. But always fascinating to see what others building! Have fun with ! :3
Thanks! Yes it is very engaging, and always satisfying to have something work after assembly. :)
There is always that few seconds of anxiety the first time I flip the power switch, wondering if I got the polarity wrong on something and hoping it's not going to let out the magic smoke. >.>
There is always that few seconds of anxiety the first time I flip the power switch, wondering if I got the polarity wrong on something and hoping it's not going to let out the magic smoke. >.>
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