MATRIXSYNTH

QUN synthesizer: PWM for SAW wave and Triangle

Published on May 28, 2020 Nunomo LLC

Follow-up to this post.

"The synth has a kind of unique PWM for SAW and TRIANGLE.
The product will be available soon."

Additional details via Nunomo:

"Based on ESP32 Lyrat development board, QUN synthesizer is one of the most powerful / versatile full-featured pocket sized synthesizer, with amazing pricing.

Connectivity: Standard MIDI(TRS A type), BLE MIDI, UART MIDI(Supports MAC OS X and Windows through my SerialMIDI.

ESP32 Lyrat

Originally designed for smart speaker.

Analog Modeling engine

The analog modeling engine is made from scratch.

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Perfect Circuit Chat w/ Schlappi Engineering Hosted by BboyTech and Trovarsi 5/28/20 6-7PM PST

Published on May 28, 2020 Perfect Circuit

"Eric Schlappi of Schlappi Engineering will be joining us live on Thursday 5/28/20 at 6PM PST for Perfect Circuit Chat with our hosts BBoyTech & Trovarsi. Schlappi Engineering makes modules that let you create, transform, and distort your sounds in new and unique ways. Eric will play a short live jam and then talk to us about his music and his modules, including his upcoming triple digital FM and phase modulation oscillator—Three Body.

Schlappi modules available here:
https://www.perfectcircuit.com/schlap..."

ACL Modular Jam #1

Published on May 28, 2020 Audiophile Circuits League

"Modular Jam Session using most of the ACL modules including prototypes of upcoming modules

#Audio Interface
#Dual State Variable VCF
#Discrete Core Ladder VCF
#Envelope X3
#EnvelopeX3v2 (prototype version)
#Gate Mix
#KAZU - PSU
#KAZU II - PSU (prototype version)
#M/S Matrix
#Multi II
#Multifunction Discrete VCO
#Octave
#Pan Mix (prototype version)
#Quad Fader CV source (prototype version)
#QLFO
#SumSum (Prototype version)
#Sinfonion
#Variable Sync VCO
#VC Dual Amp
#VC Dual Delay
#VC Panning Amplifier"

"Good night" Patch Feat Moog Subharmonicon, Eurorack modulation and Eventide h9 reverb

Published on May 28, 2020 Sound Provider

"Tonight I wanted to do a small ambient patch to test the Moog Subharmonicon synthesizer with modulation from some of my Eurorack module with a reverb from my Eventide h9 .

The Eurorack module I use are :
Tiptop Audio Circadian Rhythms and Z8000 Matrix Sequencer
VC Sequencer from RYO
and Quad Clock Distributor From 4ms
The clock come from the Moog and the Modular synth modulate some osc and some sub(that why sometimes it s little wrong, pretty hard to quantize everything sorry),they also modulate the timing of the modulation.

Leonard de Leonard"

Roland Jupiter-8 Holy Grail Synthesizer 14bit Version

via this auction

"14 bit version - serial # 192xxx
Super nice shape"

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Roland Jupiter-6

via this auction

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Waldorf Microwave XT 30 Voice Expanded w/ Updated Display

via this auction

Unfortunately the top right corner is bent. Comes with a "Microwave In Der Praxis" book which translates to "Microwave in Practice"

"Voice expansion board installed.

OLED display installed.

Left rack ear is bent a little bit, barely visible in rack. Other than that synth is in immaculate condition."

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Akai ME35T Audio to MIDI Trigger SN 30820-00200

via this auction

"This unit has eight 1/4-inch audio inputs, which can be used to trigger MIDI events - such as triggering specific samples from a drum kit or drum machine. Rarely seen for sale in the US. A unique piece of electronic music gear."

One was used in the video in this post.

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Ghielmetti Pin Matrix Kit for the Teenage Engineering POM-400

via matrix.vondle.com

"A bolt-on kit to turn your Teenage Engineering Pocket Modular 400 into a matrix synth like the revered EMS Synthi. Instead of using cables to patch outputs of one module into inputs of another, you use the supplied pins to connect a row (output) to the corresponding column (input).

The matrix itself is made in Switzerland by Ghielmetti, the original manufacturer of the pin matrices on the EMS Synthi, EMS VCS3, ETI International 4600 and the Maplin 5600.

The kit simply bolts onto the back of the POM-400 modules with the supplied hardware - there is no soldering required. Once bolted on, it enables you to make 100% of all the patches you could otherwise make using cables, with the added benefit of having virtually no restrictions on the number of available outputs and inputs for each module. Patch cables can still be used in conjunction with the matrix for interfacing the system with external modules and running sound out from the device.

For more details and to place an order go to matrix.vondle.com"