"This module is a specialized VCA that can act as a Four-Quadrant Multiplier (sometimes referred to as a 'Ring Mod') or as a panner.
The board features PC mounted pots for less wiring, and mounting holes for flexibility in panel layout. There are Eurorack and MOTM power connecters. It's compatible with 12V or 15V synth systems without any parts substitutions"
"This module is a controller that uses a large knob to control pitch and a button to generate triggers and gates. It features internal Sample/Hold and Slew circuits. The PCB has MOTM and Eurorack style power connecters. The jacks are the only panel parts not PCB-Mounted making for easy wiring while being flexible for use in different synth formats. There are also mounting holes for using offboard pots/switches."
"This module is a PIC-based rhythm generator inspired by old rhythm boxes and keyboard presets. Kick and Snare patterns are selected using the knobs. It features an internal clock but is compatible with an external clock. There are CV and trigger inputs for pattern selection allowing for an external sequencer to be used. It features Eurorack and MOTM style power connecters and can be used on either 12V or 15V systems without modification."
"What's up everybody? Today we're going to look at a DIY synthesizer module from Barton Musical Circuits that we recently finished building, the BMC034 Switched Resistor Filter."
"What's up everybody? Welcome to Midiverse - TV. Today we're going to check out a DIY project that we recently finished building for a friend of ours. Let's have a closer look and listen..
The system contains: (from left to right)
1 - Barton Musical Circuits - Midi to Gate
2 - Barton Musical Circuits - Analog Drum
1 - Barton Musical Circuits - FM Drum
2 - Barton Musical Circuits - Decaying Analog Noise
2 - MST/Synthrotek - 4 Channel Audio/CV Mixer"
"This is a single channel version of the BMC27 Random Rhythm module. It's a trimmed down, easier to use version that adds SAVE/LOAD functionality.
The board features PC mounted pots and LEDs, for less wiring and also mounting holes for flexibility. There are Eurorack and MOTM power connecters. It can be built in +/-12V or +/-15V systems without any modifications."
"This is a DC coupled, four channel attenuverting mixer. It is expandable to eight channels.
The board features PC mounted pots, for less wiring and also mounting holes for flexibility. There are Eurorack and MOTM power connecters. It can be built in +/-12V or +/-15V systems without any modifications."
"What's up everybody? Today we're going to look at a DIY synthesizer module from Barton Musical Circuits that we recently finished building, the BMC023 Decaying Analog Noise.
We'll quickly talk about the layout, and show some examples of how it works within a modular synthesizer system."
"Business Card sized Sequencer from Div 6. Here I took two of them and stacked them into a eurorack module. Realize when you buy the kit it is just ONE sequencer. I bought two for this custom build. This kit was very easy to build and dare I say the most ‘inexpensive sequencer you will find!’ Realize the custom euro panel I made for this was a very difficult task. There are 122 holes in this panel and was very challenging to make."
How cool is that? You might remember the DIY Division 6 business card sequencer from this post.
"BMC45 router from Barton. This is a fun straight forward build. Most of Barton’s eurorack DIY kits are very affordable and very well thought through and as a plus are very affordable. I added four custom mute buttons to this one as I thought that made a nice addition to live performance. The link to that kit is here."
"FINALLY SYNTH BIKE 2.0 for riding around and jamming.
set the video to HD with the cog on the bottom right of the video.
Its a 1973 raleigh chopper with a drum machine/sampler/analog synth built into it in the front panel and top of the frame. tempo can be controlled by a built in clock tempo, or the front wheel, so the faster or slower you go the faster or slower the music goes.
shoutout to Johnny Goddard for helping us film this bad boy in victoria park."
"Love Rings and Braids, need to build more of both. I can't wait to build Clouds and Elements. Klee is controlling the Rings, Turing machine on the Braids. Drums are a Corny Rhythm controlling a Barton Analog Drum, Decaying noise, and Synthrotek DSM. Radio Music and Wogglebug are making noise in the background. Kept things simple."
"This is a demo for a new DIY synthesizer module. If you're interested in building it for yourself, more information is available at http://www.bartonmusicalcircuits.com/4xd/"
"This is a demo for a DIY modular synth design. If you're interested in building one for yourself, you can find more information at http://www.bartonmusicalcircuits.com/..."
"This is a digital Attack/Release or Attack/Decay module. It's simple to use with just two pots and two toggles as controls and a single input and output."
