Richard Brewster's Electronic Sounds

Turing Machine is the second random step sequencer in my kit. The other one is Pithoprakta. Both have the ability to loop a sequence, injecting randomness from time to time. … Read More

Music Thing Modular Turing Machine can do a lot more with expanders. The most popular is probably Pulses. Pulses The earlier version of Pulses had seven outputs, but Pulses II … Read More

Long story short, it’s a random looping sequencer. For a full description of the Turing Machine and its expanders, go to Music Thing Modular. The MkII version was introduced in … Read More

Zlob Modular graciously sent me schematics for the VC F3DB. I can’t share them here. Zlob schematics are available directly from Zlob, if you ask. One reason I wanted them … Read More

Automatic patch using God’s Box Loose Fruit as a control voltage manipulator. Also using the new NLC Hyperchaos. Two bipolar triangle LFOs and two unipolar sine wave LFOs drive the … Read More

Another DIY build! God’s Box Loose Fruit dual wave shaper and crossfader. Loose fruit is digitally controlled with a fully analog signal path. It features two separate and similar wave … Read More

I built a DIY-only 4ms Company Noise Swash module, bought from Thonk. It’s a pretty old module that has gone through several design iterations. This is the last iteration, August, … Read More

I am on a DIY roll! Built this nonlinearcircuits Primal Hyperchaos in less than a day. This was my second NLC chaos module. I’m getting used to doing SMD soldering. … Read More

I’m on a DIY streak! This is Monotropa v3 from Reverse Landfill. It is a 4-band fixed filter designed for distortion and feedback. There’s a knob for the strength of … Read More

I built a nonlinearcircuits Spasm, a.k.a. LDRJerk. It’s a Sprott jerk chaos circuit controlled by a DIY 7-way vactrol. This is the first SMD (Surface Mounted Device) project I’ve done … Read More