New Job for a Strange Component
Can you guess the purpose of the component shown above? Four wires goes into the glass bulb. From the tip of each wire, very thin wires connect to a tiny
Can you guess the purpose of the component shown above? Four wires goes into the glass bulb. From the tip of each wire, very thin wires connect to a tiny
This module is a very simple mixer: 7 inputs 7 potentiometers Linear potentiometers also mix CV-signals Two summing ‘op-amps’ With two outputs used Four upper inputs go to the right-hand
This new module generates two selectable odd harmonics with reference to the sine input, and in addition “slices” the sine according to the ramp input and the slice-adjustment.
My “Cute Little Eurorack” is shown elsewhere here on my blog. It was OK, but needed a few simple features just for testing modules during development: Signal mixer, VCA and
A good ring-modulator is a “must have” in any well equipped synth. I made this little design using four carefully selected germanium diodes as the exponential element. Germanium seems like
My new “Super VCO” for Eurorack is now finished as a prototype, and it has become “a little more” complicated than planned 🙂 (48 op-amps, 9 other IC’s, ProMini w.
I made this little Eurorack for desktop experiments with new module designs. Features: Sturdy plywood design. The righthand side (module with white panel) can be removed for access to module
Back in the 1970’s I was thinking of a career in electronics for music, e.g. amplifiers, tape decks, speakers and most of all synthesizers. My career took a very different
Listen to the strange sounds from the small Theremin I made for Sissel a long time ago:
I made this rather strange syntheziser around 1972. It consisted of several modules, but the two most important was a rather “clever” VCO with lots of features, and a continuously