Monday, June 02, 2008
Oakley Sound TB-303 Diode Ladder VCF
YouTube via djthomaswhite
"My build of the Oakley Super Ladder (pcb ver.3) Low Pass Voltage Controlled Filter. For more information check www.oakleysound.com for circuit boards or www.naturalrhythmmusic.com/diy.html for more information on my projects."
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wow, great sound!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great build of a great filter! I'm inspired now...
ReplyDeleteYep 303ish, actually sounds quite a lot better tho extending a ways beyond a 303's chirps and barks. The chirps seem somewhat more unstable than on a 303 tho, like its amount is modulating on a freerunning LFO.
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