via Jan Willem of Ginko Synthese
"We all need the auduino in our modulars... they sound gritty and nice, you can make a lot of dirty sounds with it.
I am going to make a DIY kit for it to transform it to an eurorack module... my question: do we need all those attenuators?
I think it is good to be able to offset your input cv and especially for lfo inputs you will be happy with an attenutor.
What is the auduino? see the video here: http://youtu.be/1LKmtJHSLF0 [below]
There are some functions I rarely use... So I prefer to skip two cv inputs and wire the most functional 3 with attenuators.
Since the auduino is fully open source you can choose your own input layout for changing the functions on of the cv inputs... that makes it easier to choose for 3 inputs instead of all 5 i think.
My idea is to make these kits as cheap as possible like €50,- or so just make the pcb and frontpanels and add some parts. you will only need to solder yourself... and add your own programmed arduino to the headers"
Auduino - The Arduino synthesiser
Uploaded on Nov 17, 2008 Peter Knight
"Auduino is a software synthesiser that runs on the Arduino. What you hear comes directly out of the Arduino - no external synthesiser required.
Details and code at http://code.google.com/p/tinkerit/"
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