XOD Tutorial 2: Connecting components to the Arduino

This is my second tutorial into the program called XOD. Here we connect components to the Arduino to be used with the nodes contained within.

This video is a paid tutorial from the creators of XOD.

[chriswilkinson]

I have a mate doing my coding for me on the Arduino. This is good, this way I can learn myself. I subscribe to you now. Keep it up. Puddin. I`m an Engineer and Inventor

[cambike]

Totally love the concept of this software, just downloaded XOD and think that I may be able to use it too.

Great tutorial, nice pace for us newbees to coding, after having trying for months to code a stepper motor, this will be invaluable.

Thanks :) Chris

[MrBobWareham]

All looks good if you are just starting programming is so complex as a newbie but I have to wonder how long it will be before a price is added when it gets going as everything has a price there is no free lunch in this world? I have been in electronics for years but at 72 find it imposable to learn to code so this could be good for us old timers thanks for the video

[andrewmack]

Thanks for the video.  I'm looking forward to your next one.  I tried the square race plus LED and it works great with my piezo, without need to change the default settings on the square-wave "module".  It sounds like a truck reversing.

[rsrini]

Excellent. Please upload more videos and awaiting :)

[tenlittleindians]

I see this as the beginning of recreating early patch cord synths. Add a few knobs and other wave forms and start stacking modules! It won't be long and you will have an early Moog.

[tomaims]

Video is helpful could not hear device. Also when wiring items up go from small screen to large view.

[andrewmack]

oops!  "square race" should read "square wave"

[ericferemans]

So stupid that we do not hear anything.