Okay, maybe that's pushing it...
Tuesday, 31 October 2017
We Grow Evil Tomatoes
Labels:
argh,
bats,
broken things,
bugs,
cats,
evil,
garlic,
not cats,
raspberries,
switchcraft,
things,
tomatoes,
wooden things,
worms
Saturday, 28 October 2017
Acc Your Ankle (Part Two)
It lives !
There seems to be a minor phase issue at some settings, and I need to decide whether to add the filters and mono switch.
And I'm tempted to see if I can get any more reverb time...
At the moment it's on soak test
There seems to be a minor phase issue at some settings, and I need to decide whether to add the filters and mono switch.
And I'm tempted to see if I can get any more reverb time...
At the moment it's on soak test
Labels:
accutronics,
effects,
modular,
not gardening,
reverb,
synth diy
Friday, 27 October 2017
Sunday, 22 October 2017
Acc Your Ankle (Part One)
I set myself the task of building a stereo reverb from the Accutronics BTDR-3H. There are a lot of mods out there to play with the stereoness and add things like EQ. The base circuit is pretty simple and I'm just waiting on some proto board...
Labels:
accutronics,
effects,
modular,
not gardening,
reverb,
synth diy
Wednesday, 20 September 2017
It Lives...
...The Powertran is back. It needs a bit of a clean, but I also finally tracked down the documentation for the mysterious trigger mod which at the time claimed to turn the Powertran into a £10 Emulator
Saturday, 16 September 2017
1803 Overture
As I've been playing around with electro-acoustics a little more recently, I decided to upgrade my Velleman K1803 amplifiers into a pair of triple amplifier modules. This gives me more opportunity to set up multiple gain stages or wire up stereo devices. The K1803 kits are really simple and work well with piezo elements. Plus you can get them for around a fiver each, which is nice. Here's one wired up to the Potatoverb...
Labels:
microphones,
modular,
no injuries,
no potatoes,
piezo experiments,
reverb,
synth diy,
velleman
Thursday, 7 September 2017
Tin Man
I've been building this on and off for a couple weeks, but was held up by the fact that the one ideal compression spring was being used in the Tudor3 experiments. Let's call it a Potatoverb owing to the fact that the case is an empty tin of potatoes...
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