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Well your using the copper strips as wires connecting one thing to another ... once the strips done that in an area you cut the strip at that point so the remaining strip the other side of the cut can be used as another connecting wire etc
Laying out veroboard circuits takes a bit of experience, you tend to get better at it the more you do it. For any given simple audio analog circuit there could be at least 10 different ways of transposing a sensible layout to vero so there's no hard and fast rules .... just some things are common sense
Any circuit with have more connections to ground than anything else so at least one vero strip across the board should be devoted to ground or sometimes one in the middle as well. My bottom rail is always ground
Layout your circuit so input starts on left of board and output on the right
Positive rail at the top will make sense from see'ing schemetic to vero translation
As ever draw things out on paper first and consider the spacing of vertical caps as well as the obvious non bendable stuff like opamps
http://tagboardeffects.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/vero-layout-guide.html
Something I have had a go at doing with a very simple circuit (Catalinbread Naga Viper) is to reverse engineer the vero layout. In other words, take the vero layout and convert it back into a schematic. This way you can get a feel for what goes where, and the order in which components are placed. I haven't tried with anything more complex yet, but the Red Llama seems a good shout as there is a wealth of analysis regarding it, not least of which is the Anderton book from which it is based. The Electra circuit is another one that you will find a good deal about.
Good luck,
Adam
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The great thing about DIYLC is that it's really easy to move things around, certainly much easier than with pen and paper.
I would maybe try recreating something simple like one of the many SHO or LPB-1 layouts, and once you've mastered dragging and dropping the various components and got to grips with the options, try doing one from scratch.
I said maybe.....
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