video upload by Møffenzeef Mødular
NSFW WARNING: READ BEFORE YOU PLAY THE VIDEO: if you offended by penises, skip :20 through :26. If you are not, I won't spoil it for you. Almost didn't post the video for obvious reasons, but it is a bit of synth history... FYI, it's not a real penis. That would not get a post.
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"DitDit is a user configurable morse code gate sequencer. Plug a PS/2 compatible USB keyboard in, type whatever you want, clock it, and get morse code gates out. In addition to outputting the full morse code pattern, there are seperate outputs for dots and dashes labeled "dit" and "dah." There are 8 memory slots to save text buffers to with the ability to recall the buffers on the fly. Additional user configurable settings that adjust the playback behavior of DitDit can be controlled with the F keys on your keyboard and saved. All saved settings and text buffers remain after power cycle. DitDit was designed to explore complex polyrhythms using morse code.
Sure hope you like it otherwise it's . . . _ _ _ . . . for Moffenzeef :D."
How lazy is music so-called composition going to get before A.I. just takes over and everything is a rehash of everything else that ever existed?
ReplyDeleteGridsleep, soon you'll have to learn morse code in order just to talk to your synths. However, I bet there's a lot of Ham radio operators out there who might see this module as a gateway drug into Eurorack. I, myself, don't have anymore rack space in my synth so I guess it's time to go for a Ham license! Just as long as you keep spending money, our AI overlords and the dickheads at Moffenzeef (opps! Remember to skip 0:20 - 0.26!) will remain content. Regardless of buying the module or not, this video gets 5 stars!
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