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[t3h]

I’m considering the etching for the diy pedals. Not for Blooper, my ladyfriend likes this nice blue colour…

[xmacex]

OP-Z with SuperCollider on RaspberryPi and SynthDef livecoding with Emacs over ssh from tiny Android keyboard. Everything is on batteries and MIDI and audio over USB. Etymōtic ER2XR for listening pleasure.

[ideaofnorth]

I had the opportunity to use a friend’s cabin in Western Maine for a few days of recording, so brought basically everything.

[seqsual]

Yes, softwood battens – about 18mm thickness. I got the crate years ago from hardware store in Belgium, the size is indeed 30x40cm.

[frankchannel]

[coreyr]

Ummmmm, more info on the isomorphic hex key arturia please! That looks like quite the custom.

[xmacex]

A striking difference to the modular photos which are all about cables cables cables.

[spacelordmother]

Yup — that’s my buddy Jack over at https://sites.google.com/site/droppingacidpedaletching

Great to talk to, great to work with.

[frankchannel]

It’s the Janko Keystep, which is an awesome and easy project if you have a 3d printer.

[frankchannel]

I don’t do well with cables.

[Freeways]

Oh cool, thanks for the link! I see that Knobs made a video about their work. Didn’t realize that until now.

[spacelordmother]

Forgot to add his instagram, where you can see your pedal

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[Freeways]

Yep, that’s mine on there for sure!

He does beautiful work.

[xmacex]

A definite example of learning . Looking good!

[t3h]

small passive CV switch thing

[khladomysl]

Lately, I’ve been using an old soviet wire recorder (https://www.cryptomuseum.com/covert/rec/ussr/mn61/index.htm) as a big and bulky audio processing machine. Sending digital synth sounds, controlled by Roli gestures, leads to a quite nice wonky/unstable tone.

[karst]

I’d love to hear what this sounds like

[khladomysl]

I’ve just uploaded a video
You can find a link here:

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I recorded a short piece by using an old wire recorder as an audio effects processing machine. Sound is coming from the virtual instrument, controlled by the Roli Seaboard, and then recorded back. This machine is quite useful to create some wonky/unstable tones. [moving backwards // MN61 (МН-61) wire recorder as effects machine]

[Net]

My preoccupation with (or fetish for) clear-knobbed NLCs went abruptly into overdrive not long ago, leaving my present eurorack system looking like the Australia exhibit at some kind of modular fair.

It’s Mungo up top where there’s 5V power and NLC (and a radio music) down below.

PS. these NLCs were assembled variously by Andrew and by Pierpaolo ‘RTFM’ Cimino, to both of whom I’m very grateful.

[antfactor]

Wow… now THAT is what I’d call a “random source generator” module. What a great array of audio baubles!