ADASYNTH Planning New Affordable Modular

via ADASYNTH:

"For the last year I have been busy with many other projects; helping start LSD Programming, developing Mac apps, and now working on a hopeful app for iOS. Oh, and finishing my BS in computer science.

I have had lots of ideas for ADASYNTH, just no time to bring them to life.

This September, I plan on picking this project back up. I would love to share it with my followers and would very much enjoy seeing other people building it and making music with it.

I want to bring you all the cheapest and simplest modular synthesizer possible."

Update: I originally posted this was from the x0xb0x creator. I confused Lady Ada with ADASYNTH thinking it was Lady Ada's private blog (my RSS sub only brought up the individual post). I now remember it is not. Last I checked Ladyada did not have a beard. She runs Adafruit. Sorry folks. Post updated. Huge apologies to Ladyada and ADASYNTH. Still cool news though. I'm looking forward to seeing what ADASYNTH comes up with.

ADASYNTH Gabber Session

YouTube via LSDProgramming | August 14, 2010

"Improvements were made, celebrate with gabber."

ADASYNTH Jam

YouTube via LSDProgramming | August 07, 2010

"Testing out the newly added trigger output from my Synsonic drum machine. It seems to sync well with ADASYNTH."
via ADASYNTH

ADASYNTH Prototype Demo

YouTube via davitr0n. via ADASYNTH Tumblr
"ADASYNTH is an arduino based modular synthesizer.

This video displays a heavily updated version of the previous video I uploaded."

ADASYNTH

via Adasynth

"sleep deprived synth design"

http://adasynth.tumblr.com/

ADASYNTH - Test

ADASYNTH - Test from Cyberspace on Vimeo.

"Initial testing of ADASYNTH, a modular synthesizer buit around the arduino microcontroller."

ADASYNTH - arduino modular synthesizer halloween photos

http://adasynth.tumblr.com

"Here’s the current prototype of ADASYNTH.

Plugs and jacks were donated (along with a nice function generator and oscilloscope) from my high school electronics teacher. The knobs and switches (not included yet) were salvaged from a few on-boxes my father had laying around. The panel was salvaged from a broken bench and the sides were found in Russell Industrial Center.

You can listen to a pretty recent recording of it involving a drum machine playing along with it and sending triggers to it here."

via http://twitter.com/davitr0n