Eurorack modules and DIY kit
Release day !!!
I am pleased to announce the release of my second 1U module.
A4D (Attack 4 Decay) a powerful Quad Attack-Decay Envelope Generator that delivers exceptional flexibility in a compact form factor. This module provides four independent AD envelopes with intuitive normalization features to streamline your patching workflow.
After the first 1U module from Cavisynth, here is my first 2HP module!
A simple 1 x 7 buffer module (not standardized as 2 x 3) with LED indicators for polarity and signal intensity.
This module is ideal for distributing clocks across several modules or systems if you are jamming with others for example…
GO TO BUY BUFF-BUFF !
Release day!!!
I am pleased to announce the release of my first 1U module.
CLKDV (Clock Div) is a ultra simple clock divider utility.
It allows to divide the incoming clock by /2 /4 /8 /16. There is no reset, no tralala.
It can also be used in audio frequency to generate sub-octave square waves. Output clocks are at 0-5V
You can also put a clock in the input, the module flashes and… it’s nice 😀
I am proud to announce the release of a new module simple and ultra useful: THOULE
It is available as a full kit, already mounted or panel + PCB
Highlight about Cavisynth, Boodaman, Modularsynth_FR and ADSR_GVA
What!? you do not know the SMEM? (swiss museum for electronic music instruments) seriously ?
On the occasion of a series of portraits of activists from the musical community of the region, they came to see me at the studio / workshop.
The result is an article in English and a video in the form of an interview in French.
I am proud to announce the release of a new module simple and useful: AMBIVALENT is a double normalised rotary crossfader.
It is available as a full kit, already mounted or panel + PCB
Since the last update of Nerdseq, Thomas has allowed us to open new horizons of assignable control via the sega gameport of the MIDI extension.
When I play live, my hands are already busy while my feet are useless. I then got the idea of diverting a fake Sega Megadrive controller at $5 into a foot switch controller.
A friend brought me a magnificent Juno-106 in an aesthetic state but with a problem:
The sounds get stuck, and some notes have a rotting sound.
I first thought of a digital problem then by searching a little on the WEB, I quickly thought of a voice problem via VCA.
