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

Here is Ieaskul F. Mobenthy Sprott, Peter Blasser’s filter for Eurorack.  Peter’s manual is, as usual, somewhat abbreviated.  I’ve been experimenting with Sprott and herewith are some of my findings. … Read More

I relocated the Mocante from its wood case into a Eurorack case.  It’s a Pittsburgh Modular Cell 90 case (which actually has 89.6875 HP space).  The power supply in this … Read More

I learned more about Mocante today.  The first investigation looked more closely at the CV and gate outputs. CV and Gate Outputs I patched the CV output into the 1V/octave … Read More

Mocante arrived today.  The manual is available here.  Mocante is a mix of Ieaskul F. Mobenthey and Ciat-Lonbarde.  It is a Modular Tocante. To the upper left is the Square … Read More

You can find a lot of posts here, under the cocoquantus and the quantisise tags, where I have explained the architecture of the five oscillator cluster in the Cocoquantus.  The … Read More

Tocante Bistab is my latest instrument acquisition from Ciat-Lonbarde.  Order at SynthMall.  Tocante is yet another masterful creation by Peter Blasser.  It is one of his more pure designs: a … Read More

I was lucky to snag a first-run Shbobo Shnth, Peter Blasser’s just released computer music device.  It is tiny at 4.25 x 4.25 x 1.25 inches.  It features: 4 touch-sensitive … Read More

Plumbutter arrived this week!  It’s the latest instrument by Peter Blasser at Ciat-Lonbarde.  This is a self-contained synthesizer with a distinct philosophy behind it.  After checking everything out I made … Read More