video upload by DayDreamer Synth
"Here's 13 minutes of messing around to show you a few sounds this synth can make."
Sorry for the shakiness.
0:06 - Little Mew
1:24 - Default
2:28 - 80s Spazz
4:18 - Percussive Stabs
6:35 - 303
7:20 - Aggro Bass
8:30 - Warp
10:00 - Monolithic
How To Tune
video upload by DayDreamer Synth
"This is an instructional video on how to tune your Synth 1. This supplements the instructions provide in the manual."
via DayDreamer
Homemade Sawtooth Polyphony Accessibility, Affordability, Sustainability. Open Source.
Features:
6 Analog VCOs (Voltage Controlled Oscillators)
6 Analog VCAs (Voltage Controlled Amplifiers)
LFSR White Noise generator
Velocity Sensitivity
Legato / Portamento / Pitch Glide
LED Note Indicators
Digital to Analog Envelope Generator
Digital to Analog LFO
Diode Ladder Low Pass VCF (Voltage Controlled Filter)
LFO Modulated VCO and VCF
Paraphony / Polyphony
Note Recycling
PT2399 Bucket Brigade Delay
Open source hardware and software
Dimensions: 40 × 16 x 7 cm
Currently priced at $299.00
via Synthtopia
Open source software I understand, but open source hardware? What? Is it made of wheat? Is it free hardware? If one is talking discreet electronic components, those can be purchased, but not everyone can make circuit boards on their kitchen table. Open source hardware sounds more like a boast than a fact. And calling it sustainable is just sales talk. No one is going to toss this into the mulcher when they are through with it.
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