Hello. I want to build myself a Minimoog clone. Ive seen other

>>1210740
>I dont know if I just can build it and it works.

With modern opamps and such you can probably follow a recipe.

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>>1210754
That was so non-sequitur my head is spinning

>>1210740
The Crowminius is a decent clone, but is a little bit of an intermediate project.

http://www.cs80.com/crowminius/

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>>1210812
>That was so non-sequitur my head is spinning

thanks. It's my job, and I do it well.

>>1210740
I want to build a synth, but I don't want to use some shitty toy keyboard to go with it.

I want to build a keyboard and the synth to go with it. Are there any resources on this online?
I can't find anything.

>>1211089
keyboard building is going to rely more heavily on plastics manufacturing than actual electronics, which is always the biggest pain in the ass of any project.

I'd recommend just buying a midi keyboard. You can get them dirt cheap used, or for under 70 dollars new, and I can guarantee it'll play better than anything you could ever make yourself with a 3d printer.
Midi is really easy to work with too.

sort of related to OPs question but are there any good books (or even youtube channels) that teach people to make synthesizers, pedals and that sort of stuff? (that don't assume you already know shit about electronics)

>>1211123
I was thinking of using my woodworking experience, tools, and materials to take care of that portion of the project.

Still, can't find any schematics online.

>>1211210
Muffwiggler's diy forum, check the stickies

Ray Wilson's music from outer space site, or buy his book "make: analog synthesizers"

That is where most folks get started I believe. Get a couple breadboards to try out some circuits like the Atari punk console.

Get parts based on the circuits you want to build and go for it!

Personally, I started buying eurorack kits, then just PCBs sourcing parts from mouser

>>1211425
Thank you, this is really helpful. I appreciate it.

>>1211425
nice info, thanks a lot