Nice shot sent in by Mike Walters of Mystery Circuits. Also check out these previous posts featuring Mike and Mystery Circuits.Update: The knob box on the top left is Mike's custom cased version of Ray Wilson's Sound Lab Mini-Synth
Saturday, November 25, 2006
Mike's Synths
Nice shot sent in by Mike Walters of Mystery Circuits. Also check out these previous posts featuring Mike and Mystery Circuits.Update: The knob box on the top left is Mike's custom cased version of Ray Wilson's Sound Lab Mini-Synth
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What's the two-octave thingy?
ReplyDeleteIts an Elka Wilgamat III rhythm box/autoaccompaniment unit that he modded with a keyboard.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mysterycircuits.com/projects/wilgamat/wilgamat.html
Oops, the URL got cut off. Here it is again as a tinyurl.
ReplyDeletehttp://tinyurl.com/yzp2us
Wow. Mike tapped directly into the celestial sphere of true beauty.
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