Thursday, July 13, 2023
SynthCone Live set | SynthCone GRANULATOR + PLANETOID
video upload by SynthCone
"Small live set with new synthesizers PLANETOID and GRANULATOR. I also used a cassette player, radio receiver and PELENGATOR.
GRANALATOR is a digital synthesizer based on Arduino. I ordered the boards for another project, but it turned out to be not promising. As a result, having redone the board a little, it turned out OH!
Very similar to Woodblock, but all parameters can be controlled by CV. This makes him a great match for PLANETOIDy.
I did not plan to make it serially, so far there are 3 free boards for it.
You can buy all of these synths from the SynthCone store on the Boosty website."
https://boosty.to/synthcone
SynthCone GRANULATOR + PLANETOID
video upload by SynthCone
"GRANALATOR is a digital synthesizer based on Arduino. I ordered the boards for another project, but it turned out to be not promising. As a result, having redone the board a little, it turned out OH!
Very similar to Woodblock, but all parameters can be controlled by CV. This makes him a great match for PLANETOIDy.
I did not plan to make it serially, so far there are 3 free boards for it."
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