Luna Noise Research MFOS Analog Synthesizer + 10-STEP Sequencer

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"The synthesizer is based on the MFOS-designed SoundLab Mini-Synth circuit. For the DIY-inclined, you should look at musicfromouterspace.com for all the information you need to build your own analog synth equipment. There you can also buy part kits, PCBs & face-plates.

* 2 voltage-controlled oscillators (VCO's)
* voltage controlled amplifier (VCA)
* voltage-controlled filter (VCF)
* low frequency oscillator (LFO)
* white noise source
* attack-release envelope generator
* 2 CV inputs, gate voltage input and output (all 1/4" mono jacks)
* powered by two 9V batteries -- (power supply for wall adapter on request +$25)
* built into a satin black case with a removable oak back panel
* rear facing jack-panel

The sequencer is based on the MFOS-designed 10-step analog sequencer circuit.

* two to ten step sequencer
* reset at count / stop at count
* external start
* gate selectable on/off for each step
* 3 control voltage outputs
* high/low output range
* powered by 12VAC wall adapter
* built into a satin black case with removable oak back panel* rear facing jack-panel
* NOT externally clockable
* rear facing jack-panel

You can hear samples at: lunalabnoise.squarespace.com **I also build the MFOS SoundLAB Ultimate and the MFOS 16-STEP Quantized Vari-Clock Sequencer using only MFOS PCBs, contact me if you're interested**"

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Analog CV Luna Lab

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"1 brand new Luna Lab Noise research analog synthesizer
1 brand new Luna Lab Noise research analog 10 step sequencer

Beautifully designed synth/sequencer combo. Quality build, killer sounds, endless combinations and sonic capabilities.

(keyboard in 1st picture is NOT included)"

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Luna Noise Research First Look

Published on Nov 10, 2012 by catsynth

"First look at this little noise synth by Luna Noise Research."

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via Luna Noise Researc where you'll find additional samples:

"The luna_NT is the Noise Toaster circuit design by the genius of Ray Wilson & Music from Outer Space (MFOS). The controls may look seriously confusing if you're new to electronic noise, but it just takes several minutes of experimentation to get a good idea of what they do. The box has all of the features to make nearly any electronic noise imaginable including a voltage controlled oscillator, VC low pass filter, AR envelope generator and more. It is self contained using one 9V battery and an on-board 0.5W speaker (it also has an output for connection to an amplifier). I sell the complete build (circuit board, panel and black case). If you're interested in building it yourself, you can get a great kit from MFOS."