diy-oscillator

7 лет назад

This video demonstrates how to build a simple audio oscillator using only a few components. The circuit uses a transistor in a unique way to create a sawtooth wave, which the creator believes sounds more analog and less harsh than a square wave. The video shows the process of building the oscillator on strip board and then connecting multiple oscillators together to create a unique sound.

6 лет назад

This video guides viewers through building a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) for a modular synthesizer. The creator uses a Curtis CEM3340 chip and explains the process of building the circuit on stripboard. The video concludes with testing the oscillator and tuning it to 1 volt per octave.

5 лет назад

This video demonstrates a simple DIY hack for an oscillating saw. The creator shows how to use a common tool, found in most hardware stores, to create a new cutting blade for the saw. The video highlights the ease of use and versatility of this DIY solution, showcasing its effectiveness in cutting carpet.

7 лет назад

This video demonstrates how to build a simple oscillator using only three components: a resistor, a transistor, and a capacitor. The circuit can be used to create a blinking LED or a tone generator. The video explains the basic principles behind the oscillator and how to adjust the frequency of oscillation by changing the capacitor value.

2 года назад

This video demonstrates how to build a 40106 oscillator with pitch, volume, and sync controls. The creator explains the circuit's functionality and provides a schematic diagram, highlighting key components like the main oscillator, sync oscillator, and volume control. The video also shows the power supply setup, which uses a 12-volt DC wall wart with a switch.

7 лет назад

This video explores the basics of oscillators, a fundamental component of synthesizers. The presenter uses a simple analogy to explain what an oscillator is and then dives into the different types of waveforms, demonstrating how they look and sound. The video concludes with a brief exploration of how multiple oscillators can be combined to create more complex sounds.