Updated Wave Mangling Box
My Synthrotek case has had three iterations of module sets. The first one was called Portable Wave Mangling System. The second iteration had a focus on Step Sequencing. For step … Read More
My Synthrotek case has had three iterations of module sets. The first one was called Portable Wave Mangling System. The second iteration had a focus on Step Sequencing. For step … Read More
I’m learning the Tocante Karper, one of the latest in the line of Tocantes by Peter Blasser. Here’s a demo video in which I show some of the playing technique … Read More
Peter Blasser, creator of the instruments pictured, describes the nabra: Analog Brain means any kind of analog synthesizer or computer set up with crazy feedback and self-stimulation that it pulses … 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
The Meng Qi Rollz-5 PC board project in mid-assembly stage. The image above shows the PC board mounted behind a clear plexiglass panel that holds pots, jacks, switches, etc., sitting … Read More
When patching to CV inputs on Ciat-Lonbarde instruments (Cocoquantus, Plumbutter, Sidrax) it can be useful to add some attenuating ability. For example, if I want to control the frequency of … Read More
This is the Rollz-5+ PC Board by Meng Qi. The circuits follow fairly closely the original paper circuits, designed by Peter Blasser. I am building it with modifications of my … Read More
The dining room table has been taken over by Ciat-Lonbarde stuff. I also set up the RCF powered monitors in the room. Combined with the Macbook Pro and the firewire … 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