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Build a Music Thing Workshop System in Real Time (v2)

The full, uncut, real-time experience of building a Music Thing Workshop system, from unboxing to the finished working system, with Tom Whitwell from Music Thing Modular. This video is slightly updated for kits purchased after July 2025. For older kits, watch    • OLD Build Video, please check description   Buy Workshop System kits at: Thonk (UK & Worldwide Shipping): https://www.thonk.co.uk/shop/workshop... Exploding Shed (EU): https://www.exploding-shed.com/music-... Perfect Circuit (USA): https://www.perfectcircuit.com/music-... Find out more about the Workshop System at Music Thing Modular: https://www.musicthing.co.uk/workshop... Before building your Workshop System, check you have a suitable USB-C PD Power Supply that can supply 15 Volts. https://www.musicthing.co.uk/Workshop... 00:26 What I'm using: Tools and handy extras 05:33 What's in the box? 07:57 Assemble the case 14:55 Assemble the Power Supply 19:43 Soldering the contact mic 26:12 What's actually in the Workshop System? 36:42 Building the Oscillator VCO board 1:10:10 Building the Computer board 1:40:00 The top of Tom's balding head 1:41:00 Building the Filter VCF board 2:16:57 Building the Mixer board 2:45:20 Putting it all together 2:48:13 Testing the Workshop System 2:49:49 Nearly there! Screwing on lots of nuts Tools: Pinecil V2: https://pine64.com/product/pinecil-sm... Brass Wool Tip Cleaner: https://www.bitsboxuk.com/index.php?m... Wiha ESD Screwdriver: https://uk.farnell.com/wiha/43677/scr... Kester 245 No Clean Solder: https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetai... Piergiacomi TRE 03 NB Cutters: https://www.piergiacomi.com/en/prodot... (I'm upgrading to some Lindstrom 8140 but we'll see if they're worth the £££) The USB-C Charger is a Anker 60W PowerPort Atom III, discontinued Kapton Tape: This 10mm tape came from a market in Hong Kong, but it's cheap and easy to find on Amazon. Swann Morton Scalpel No. 3 with 10A blades: Made in Sheffield, and widely available The fan is a 4" extractor fan, any other fan is probably more practical