LSW Demo #2

Oddly enough, the Sonic-Potions LXR is the first hardware drum synth I've owned.  I've got a bunch of stuff on the computer, but that kind of music creation has always been creatively constricting for me.

Anyway, I recorded a new demo with some devices we build (MFOS Soundlab MKII, Hex Inverter Sympleseq & Sonic-Potions LXR).  It's accompanied with a Minimoog Voyager OS and a Juno-106.  The LXR is generating the clock which is being sent to a Kenton Pro-Solo II MIDI 2 CV, which is then sending the clock to the Sympleseq.

Enjoy and thanks for watching!

GM5x5x5

Just completed another board.  This time I used some dense red oak wood to help keep it weighted down when multiple MIDI cables are plugged.  It was spray painted with flat black then coated with clear matte.

LSW Modular Demo #1

Quick demo with some of the devices I can build up fer ya.

Lazy Sunday mornin patchin

http://instagram.com/p/c4sCW3JLVP/

Finally found some time to build something for myself.  Hexinverter's Sympleseq with the Re:Synthesis panel.  Extremely happy with this module.  Also happy that I finally have some blinking lights in the modular!

more pics here

Just recorded a quick demo of an Ambika with 6 SMR Voicecards I recently built.  Seriously huge filter!

On the bench

Going out the door this week:

Also, I finally got around to yanking the Juno-106 Filter Chips out today.  They all work ok, but I'm sure it's only a matter of time before they start to fail.  Added sockets to the pcb so they can be easily swapped if need be.  Currently in an acetone batch.

Nothing new to post.  Work has been exceedingly busy this year.  Between that and the build requests, I haven't had time to breadboard any idea's.  Maybe next month.