Wednesday, January 07, 2009
musical synth R&D
YouTube via nathanielscott
"The first device is an Optical Theremin, and is a Forrest Mims design. The second device is a bent design of Mim's. The last third of the video shows a 10 step sequencer which is where I will be spending more time trying to develop it into a viable performance device.
I have been toying with the idea of building a modular synthesizer. I was fortunate enough to have had access to a minimoog for a year and I am a huge fan of that design but would like a system that is more modular.
I have started by building some very basic ocillators and sequencers, as you can see. I am using Radio Shack Electronic Project Kit 150 in 1, and the Radio Shack Electronic Learning Lab to learn the the basics. So far so good."
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Nice work! You would relate to my students in Hawaii, who use my lab kits to build similar circuits and create a cacophony of sounds--and considerable excitement--while doing so.
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Forrest M. Mims III
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Wow. The man himself comments. I just read "Getting Started in Electronics" now I have to get one of those kits.
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