"Silver with red LEDs in mint condition, practically brand new. Sounds just like the original Roland TB-303 but goes beyond. Amazing sequencer and lots of cv i/o. Sub oscillator, additional envelope per step and the option to swap out filters via cartridge system."
"Custom screen, recapped, calibrated, every single button disassembled and cleaned (Every button works in one button press! SP heads know how rare that is to find!), every drum pad works perfect and was serviced."
"Just playing some ambient soundscapes via the 008, Korg SDD-3000 delay and Strymon big sky shimmer."
Update: Re-Published on Sep 8, 2016 as Modal Electronics 008 Ambient Clouds, with the following:
"Modal 008 showing its softer, warmer side. Patch created from scratch, uses lots of the 008 modulation capabilities, and also using the joystick for some tonal changes.
Some delay from Korg SDD-3000 (analog setting) and the Strymon Big Sky shimmering away!!
Recorded in Bitwig Studio, via UAD Apollo Twin USB and a Surface Pro 4, Produced with CyberLink PowerDirector 14."
Tim Trzepacz is the man behind SoftEgg & Rhythm Core Alpha. He also developed a modular keyboard design as you can see below.
"(S1 / E4) Supplyframe DesignLab opened its doors this July to four creative resident teams building hardware projects in Art, Design, Technology, and Science. The new series 'Open Source' follows DesignLab residents step by step in their creations. Episode 4 explores resident Tim Trzepacz and the creation of his music hardware synthesizer the NanoEgg. After successfully launching a software synth developed for the Nintendo, Tim has begun the journey creating a fully analog hardware synthesizers.
"'I also do crafty stuff like display stands for my product and portable stages and such,' Trzepacz says. 'I love performing, and will play music anywhere. I’m really active in the greater Los Angeles chiptune scene, and for that, I need to make interfaces to do stuff on Arduino and Propeller boards.'
Now with this multi-part design for a synthesizer controller keyboard, Trzepacz says he wanted to create a modular design which would allow designers to 3D print as many sections as they need."
"In the fifth episode of the MatrixBrute Introduction Tutorials Victor introduces you to the Arpeggiator, the Sequencer and an exclusive feature which makes the best of both of them called the Matrix Arpeggiator."
