Synthesizer – The Concept

I’ve become disaffected by the way the word ‘synthesizer’ is used in connection with electronic music. The First Synthesizer It was the RCA Mark I. Please read the article linked … Read More

Greeble – The Penguin (1975)

Live recording by the band, Greeble, in 1975.  I played the bass.  Morey Goldstein on tenor sax and Fender Rhodes,  Steve Kurnit on guitar, Rick Strunin on drums, and Ross … Read More

Eowave Weather Drones

I built a pair of Weather Drones!  It is a 24hp complete ‘synth voice’ for Eurorack.  It is only available as a DIY kit.  Weather Drones is composed of a … Read More

Practice for Machines 4

I did a live performance at Local 604 Bottle Shop Machines 4 event.  This is a recording I made the day before while practicing.  I like the practice recording more … Read More

Q-Relative Patch

See this discussion thread on MW.  A user posted an idea called a Q-Relative cell, by which he meant relative to a Quantussy cell.  While it is not a Quantussy … Read More

New Year’s Eve Automatic Music

Automatic music created by a free-running patch, controlled by a seven cycle quantussy ring.  Loquelic Iteritas and Fourses oscillators are heard through Warps.  These three segments followed each other without … Read More

Befaco A*B+C

See this important circuit update for a fix to the noise floor. Befaco A*B+C is a dual four-quadrant multiplier with VC offset, a Eurorack utility module with a distinctive design. … Read More

Eurorack Quantussy Cells

This diagram shows a generic quantussy cell, as I call it. See What Is The Quantussy for more information. It’s the name of the five oscillator cluster in Peter Blasser’s … Read More

Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrassi Schematic

Peter Blasser’s Sidrassi circuit was the first incarnation of an evolution of his design for a seven-oscillator organ.  Others have told the story well. Fans of the Sidrassi/Sidrazzi/Sidrax have never … Read More