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Saturday, April 26, 2014
Moog Minimoog D Synthesizer SN 9514
Hackme Sprockit - Synth With Analogue Filter And Midi
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"Very rare kit built synth - now sold out and not being produced.
Details from manufacturers website:
Rockit’s getting a little brother, Sprockit. My goal with Sprockit it to take a lot of Rockit goodness and compress it down to something smaller and a bit cheaper. I’m achieving both goals by having a very dense design and by reducing some of the features. Sprockit is 4″x4″ versus Rockit’s 5.1″x8.6″, so it’s substantially smaller, like pocket sized (I would’ve called it Pockit Rockit, but there are some products out there already). There are obviously fewer knobs, LEDs, and switches. All of the control parameters are still there though and will be accessible via an external MIDI controller. The microcontroller is downsized from an ATMEGA644 to an ATMEGA328. I’m also incorporating a lot of the things that I’ve learned from doing Rockit and rolling those improvements into Sprockit. This image is my first prototype and I’m well into prototype two, which will be much improved. I’ll be doing a workshop with Dorkbot Chicago at the end of February where people can build Sprockit with me. I’ll probably do another Kickstarter project after that. I’ve learned from Rockit that I’ll need to get the case designed before I release it though. Click through for a complete feature rundown.
Sprockit will be fully open source just like Rockit.
Two oscillators – Just like Rockit, except there’s only one knob. I have initially made 32 oscillator settings which chooses both oscillator 1 and 2 and the oscillator mix at the same time. Oscillator 2 still has a detune knob.
4-pole Analog Low Pass Filter – Instead of Rockit’s three-mode filter, I’ve given Sprockit a 4-pole Low Pass only filter. I’m experimenting with automatic gain control, but I’m making no promises and there are some reasons not to have it. Filter envelope control is accessible externally. There is no external audio input like Rockit.
1 LFO with 3 waveshapes and 3 destinations, with more shapes and destinations accessible externally.
ADSR envelope with Attack and Decay control on board and everything else externally accessible
MIDI Input – No MIDI output."
via this auction
"Very rare kit built synth - now sold out and not being produced.
Details from manufacturers website:
Rockit’s getting a little brother, Sprockit. My goal with Sprockit it to take a lot of Rockit goodness and compress it down to something smaller and a bit cheaper. I’m achieving both goals by having a very dense design and by reducing some of the features. Sprockit is 4″x4″ versus Rockit’s 5.1″x8.6″, so it’s substantially smaller, like pocket sized (I would’ve called it Pockit Rockit, but there are some products out there already). There are obviously fewer knobs, LEDs, and switches. All of the control parameters are still there though and will be accessible via an external MIDI controller. The microcontroller is downsized from an ATMEGA644 to an ATMEGA328. I’m also incorporating a lot of the things that I’ve learned from doing Rockit and rolling those improvements into Sprockit. This image is my first prototype and I’m well into prototype two, which will be much improved. I’ll be doing a workshop with Dorkbot Chicago at the end of February where people can build Sprockit with me. I’ll probably do another Kickstarter project after that. I’ve learned from Rockit that I’ll need to get the case designed before I release it though. Click through for a complete feature rundown.Sprockit will be fully open source just like Rockit.
Two oscillators – Just like Rockit, except there’s only one knob. I have initially made 32 oscillator settings which chooses both oscillator 1 and 2 and the oscillator mix at the same time. Oscillator 2 still has a detune knob.
4-pole Analog Low Pass Filter – Instead of Rockit’s three-mode filter, I’ve given Sprockit a 4-pole Low Pass only filter. I’m experimenting with automatic gain control, but I’m making no promises and there are some reasons not to have it. Filter envelope control is accessible externally. There is no external audio input like Rockit.
1 LFO with 3 waveshapes and 3 destinations, with more shapes and destinations accessible externally.
ADSR envelope with Attack and Decay control on board and everything else externally accessible
MIDI Input – No MIDI output."
New Audiothingies P6 Synthesizer
Audiothingies P6 - Editing a sound
Published on Apr 23, 2014
Audiothingies P6 - Chorder demo
""The Audiothingies P6 is a polyphonic DIY virtual analog synth.
In this video, I start from the default patch.
First I remove Osc2 and Sub from the mix, and slowly change the shape of Osc1. Then I apply Lfo1 on shape, and set the Lfo1 to sample and hold, synced to BPM.
Then, I add some release to the sound (ENV1).
Osc2 then comes in, set in between square and 99% pulse width, and I apply the Lfo1 with a small amount in the modulation matrix.
Finally SUB comes into the mix.
Then I play with the filter resonance and cutoff, adds some ENV2 modulation, and a square LFO to cutoff.
In the end, I add the Stereoizer FX, and play some chords.
More specs and sound samples on www.audiothingies.com"
Note this is the first Audiothings post.
Published on Apr 23, 2014
Audiothingies P6 - Chorder demo
In this video, I start from the default patch.
First I remove Osc2 and Sub from the mix, and slowly change the shape of Osc1. Then I apply Lfo1 on shape, and set the Lfo1 to sample and hold, synced to BPM.
Then, I add some release to the sound (ENV1).
Osc2 then comes in, set in between square and 99% pulse width, and I apply the Lfo1 with a small amount in the modulation matrix.
Finally SUB comes into the mix.
Then I play with the filter resonance and cutoff, adds some ENV2 modulation, and a square LFO to cutoff.
In the end, I add the Stereoizer FX, and play some chords.
More specs and sound samples on www.audiothingies.com"
Note this is the first Audiothings post.
Doepfer A102 Diode Filter Part Two- VCF as Sine Wave Oscillator
Published on Apr 26, 2014 Raul's World of Synths·262 videos
"Next Segment in the Doepfer A102 Diode Filter series. This time we explore how to use this filter as a Sine Wave Oscillator. Sound and Video by Raul Pena."
Part 1 here.
KORG volca 16 keys / performed by Seth
Published on Apr 26, 2014 KORGINC·403 videos
"Seth are Tadahiko Sakamaki & Tatsuya Takahashi (KORG)
volca keys 16台を、開発者であるSethことコルグの坂巻匡彦と高橋達也が即興パフォーマンス。
■リリース情報：
本楽曲にボーカルとして元恵比寿マスカッツ・山口愛実さんを加えた「16Keys / Seth featuring Manami Yamaguchi」を収録！
『電磁マシマCD2』が2014/4/27のM3より発売開始になります！
- 電磁マシマCD2：
http://www.detune.co.jp/denji_mashima...
- 山口愛実：
http://yamaguchimanami.cocolog-nifty....
- volca keys：
http://www.korg.com/jp/products/dj/vo..."
TECBUG DS8 + DEEP BASS 9 + MS20 + Z8 + micro Q
Published on Apr 26, 2014 Michal Patulski·125 videos
"recorded on analog tape"
via Michal Patulski on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Richard Devine Performing at Moogfest Today at 4PM
via Richard Devine on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge:
"For those at Moogfest today, I will be playing a short Modular improv set at Make Noise: 25 Carolina Lane, Asheville, NC 28801
Time: 4PM"
LED Patch Cables - get Enlighted
Published on Apr 25, 2014 Igor Berlin·1 video
"3,5mm Patch Cables with build in duo colour LEDs and durable see-through silicon sleeve. Showing positive-negative voltages. Nice stiffness and feel to the cables.
€10 any lenght from 15cm - 50cm. Shipping worldwide.
You can check some Photos on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/igor.bln
or on muffwigglers:
http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/view...
contact me for more info and orders: igor77.berlin@googlemail.com"
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