Meet the BLIPPULATOR - KAOTIC BLIPPING SYNTH

video uploads by biyiblip

From the maker of Gibber.

Playlist:
1. BLIPPULATOR - KAOTIC BLIPPING SYNTH
2. PATCH EXAMPLES FROM THE BLIPPULATOR USER MANUAL
3. BLIPPULATOR UNBOXING

"Meet blippulator, the quirky offspring of Rob Hordijk’s legendary designs, blending the heart of a Blippoo Box with the chaotic energy of a Benjolin.

Born from the mind of Hordijk's sonic explorations and further refined by Biyi Amez (BIYIBLIP), Blippulator takes everything we love about these classics and adds a fresh twist.

At its core, blippulator features extensive CV control, letting you dial in and modulate key parameters like the pitch of its two oscillators and the cutoff frequencies of its dual resonant filters. These aren’t just any filters—they’ve got that twin-peak magic that Hordijk fans will instantly recognise, adding a complex, organic edge to your sound.

One of blippulator’s coolest tricks? You can select any two arbitrary signals to create a custom PWM waveform, adding a layer of flexibility and unpredictability to your patches. Whether you’re controlling it from a Eurorack system or another external device, the 0-5V CV inputs and outputs make it a breeze to integrate into your setup.

The panel is user-friendly, making it easy to get hands-on with your sound and improvise live.

And just when you think you’ve got it figured out, blippulator’s got a few secret weapons up its sleeve to keep things interesting in your performances.

It’s a powerful tribute to Rob Hordijk’s genius, honouring his designs while pushing them in new directions, making it a must-have for anyone who loves modular synthesis and sonic exploration.

Blippulator is more than a synthesizer—it's a celebration of the past and the future of sound design, with a nod to one of the most innovative minds in the field.

Plug in, experiment, and let it take your performances to the next level.

How to get one?
Write an email to: biyiblip@gmail.com

Check and dowload the Blippulator user manual here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JqsN...

biyiblip - happy people synths."

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WING PINGER MEETS I'M GIBBER V3

video upload by biyiblip

"This video is just a little taste of what these two awesome instruments can do together.

The Wing Pinger is a cool new analog music instrument that lets you blend melody and noise in perfect harmony.

The original Gibber device was created by Rob Hordijk and Biyi Amez in 2020, when the usual activities at Hordijk Mansions in The Hague were put on hold because of the pandemic lockdown. Biyi, Rob's friend, assistant, and protégé, found a rare and outdated computer voice chip and had the idea to turn it into a synthesizer. Rob was intrigued, and in the following weeks, The Gibber was born.

The 'I'm Gibber' is a generative/self-playing device that can also be somewhat controlled by the user. It's based on Rob's "Rungler," a digital shift register that feeds back into itself. This setup makes the voice chip continuously produce a stream of phonemes, vowels, plosives, and syllables from the English language, but they’re all jumbled together in a stream that never quite forms recognizable language or meaning.

If you're interested in buying an 'I'm Gibber V3,' just shoot an email to biyiblip@gmail.com. Limited units available, so grab one before it's gone forever!

Check out and download the I’m Gibber V3 manual here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A8jC..."

See the Biji Amez label below for additional posts.

Gibber and Tiptop

video upload by Todd Barton

"A fun handshake.
I'm Gibber more at Instagram @biyiblip"

https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd

Im Gibber overview

video upload by Todd Barton

"A brief overview of this amazing chaotic voice synth. More on I'm Gibber here: Instagram @biyiblip"

https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd

Im Gibber v3

video upload by Todd Barton

"Some Gibber Jabbering!
More on I'm Gibber here: https://www.instagram.com/biyiblip/"

Gibber Drone

video upload by Todd Barton

"I'm Gibber v3 is a new Kaotic Voice Synth from Biyi Amez. This is an extended/updated homage to the instrument originally created together with Biyi's dear friend, colleague and mentor: Rob Hordijk. I'm just getting started learning it. Here's one of 10,000 possibilities in conjunction with the Tiptop Audio Z-DPS processor.
More on I'm Gibber here: https://www.instagram.com/biyiblip/


My Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd"

New Entropic Synth 2018 (Arduino nano & Mozzi library).

Published on Apr 9, 2018 Biyi Amez

"At the heart of Entropic Synth, an Arduino Nano running the Mozzi library. Developed by Tim Barrass, Mozzi is a collection of pre-programmed modules that turn Arduino into a full-fledged synthesizer. The library includes oscillators, filters, and several math objects that enable Arduino to efficiently execute a variety of complex mathematical operations. I must say that I was rather skeptical of the sound quality before trying Mozzi out myself, but the very first sounds came out of my tiny Arduino immediately prove me wrong!

The sound of Entropic Synth is generated through a WavePacket synthesis module, which is essentially modeled after Miller Steven Puckette's example in the PureData tutorials (F14.wave.packet.pd). I have added a number of control options, including the randomization of several parameters, the scale-wise control for the oscillator frequency, and being able to adjust the bitrate of the output to create a nice bit-crusher effect. Using only seven knobs (one of the knobs is simply a passive volume control, while the remaning six are connected to analog inputs on Arduino), the variety of sounds that comes out of this mini synthesizer is very impressive.

Info & buy it: biyiamez@gmail.com"

MORPHINE MACHINE SOUND GENERATOR

Published on Sep 13, 2013 Biyi Amez·22 videos

"Basado en varios circuitos CMOS,4017,4051 melody generator,40106 osciladores x 6,4040 clock divider,PT-2399 delay."

FORBIDDEN COMUNICATOR - SPACE DRONE ALIENIZER.

Published on Oct 9, 2012 by Biyi Amez

"Basado en varios circuitos CMOS."