HivesLink : Pollen Pathway

A Sweet:Sister Project to my Eurorack VinesLink Module

Neil Mundt

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HivesLink is the External Adaptor that helps Eurorack users get into the collaboration grooves.

This Device allows you to Patch CV/Audio Signals from 3.5mm Jack's across Cat6/RJ45 cables to other Vines Link modules allowing collaboration between eurorack systems with the addition of labels you can be in sync with others or be pleasantly surprised of the randomness.

~Features~

• Patch CV/Audio Signals from Eurorack Jack's across Cat 6 cables too other Vines Link modules allowing collaboration of sounds between systems.

• Incoming Sounds are Displayed by LEDs for a Visualising Signals. The LEDs are lit by the incoming systems power. They are wired to the Jacks internal Switch so when they are plugged in they are disconnected so there is no voltage drop to Signals.
• Label Jacks on the Silkscreen for Signal types

• Use the Numbering System for other types of collaborations

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Panel Artwork is Almost Done
Neil Mundt • 7 hours ago • 0 comments

It is just going to be 2 PCB sandwiched together as a standalone unit. It will be Textured with hexagons on one of the copper layers. Similarly like my Vines Link Module. I think it Turned out pretty great. Looking forward to get some prototypes soon. Until then I got some more modules to assemble. Added the Silkscreen Hexagons Last Minute and I think the layout is decent for Labelling like VinesLinks. Might aswell have it as a option to save someone the hassle of using tape. Also Would like to mention the Front Used is Honey Dripper By someshinzz I was thinking for using a Hexagon Font but some of the Numbers were hard to tell what they were.