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Wired Heart is a battery powered experimental sound synthesizer. It features six sensors which can detect touch and humidity. Each of the sensors controls the pitch of an oscillator: Press harder or have more sweaty hands to get a higher pitch. Touch multiple sensors at the same time to create crazy cross modulations by the current flowing through you. Each sensor serves a different function. It is best to explore the Wired Heart sound universe by trial and error.Just insert a 3V CR2032 battery and have fun!How Does It Work?There are two master oscillators, each controlling two slave oscillators. The slave oscillators are modulated in different ways:The left master osc modulates the amplitude of its associated slave oscs. When the master frequency is low you can hear the two slave oscs being turned on and off alternately. Higher frequencies create weird, sometimes voice-like sounds - in stereo.The upper right slave osc is modulated in a hardsync-like way. The osc is reset each time the master osc starts a new cycle. This creates rich sound spectra reaching from stutter to voice-like sounds to unexplainable stuff. The lower right osc is frequency modulated by the master osc. At lower master frequencies this creates tremolo effects. At higher frequencies you will hear sounds like bells or voices.Via the stereo output jack the Wired Heart can be connected to an amplifier or headphones. The output jack additionally works as a power switch. If disconnected, Wired Heart is in standby mode and consumes very little power.UpgradeEach oscillator of Wired Heart comes with extension ports to connect additional electronics. The kit comes with 3 LEDs, 3 LDRs and a potentiometer. By using the LDRs the oscillators will react to light. This can be your hand covering an existing light source, a flashlight shining onto the heart or the light of one or more LEDs. The LEDs in turn flash with the rate of the oscillators. By simply connecting a few components you can create a never-repeating, chaotic self driven sound source.DIY-Kit-Type:SMD-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. All SMD parts are pre-soldered, only trough-hole parts to solder. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
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Jeannie is an 8-voice polyphonic DIY synthesizer by TubeOhm’s Andre’ Laska and Rolf Degen, who also worked with Sonic Potions and others. They really took their time to develop it during the past few years and now here is it, currently released in small batches. If it is out of stock, it will come back soon after.Jeannie features 2 Oscillators, Noise, 2 Envelopes, a Multimode Filter, Waveshaper, 2 LFOs, Ring Modulator, FM, XOR, OR, and a Step Sequencer. The Oscillators can run independently or synced and feature the impressive amount of 945 different waveforms each! 2048 sounds programs can be stored on the SD Card.New to the latest firmware is an adjustable Waveshaper per voice. Unlike in many other synths, the Waveshaper is located after the filter, what gives extremely interesting timbres and has its advantages.The synth contains a digital effect processor with 14 different, adjustable effects.TubeOhm are constantly improving the firmware at the moment, so you can expect updates and new features during the near future.This is definitely an extremely interesting DIY project with a high price/performance ratio. Hopefully a little community will grow over time around that nice piece of gear.It is coming with an acrylic case, but Erica Synths are manufacturing a very nice aluminium case for Jeannie, which can only be ordered at Erica: https://t1p.de/3n2ofDIY-Kit-Type:SMD-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. All SMD parts are pre-soldered, only trough-hole parts to solder. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
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Basilisk is a new bass-line exploration synthesizer from Wirehead Instruments, with dual digital oscillators driven into an aggressive MS20-style analog filter coupled with a powerful generative sequencer.Whether you need thumping bass-lines, melodic leads, or percussive tribal beats, the Basilisk is ready to lead you down the rabbit hole from the moment you power it on.The dual oscillators include saw and square/pulsewave, with manual & LFO control over PWM, detune, pitch envelope & glide.The analog filter has a fat saturated drive stage with resonance that can go from subtle to squelching to screaming, and the external audio input can process instruments from your desktop or EurorackAll of this can be sequenced and modulated by the attack/decay exponential envelope, multi-waveform/multi-destination LFO and Elektron-style parameter-locks.The Basilisk is powered by a 1-16-step generative sequencer evolved from the Freaq FM, with multiple algorithms. Explore deep space, underground caverns, deep jungle or 1980s suburbia!Features:Oscillators• 2 digital oscillators - saw, square & pulse• De-tune control that always stays musical, from light flanger to rich chorus, dial it up for fat fifths and octavesAnalog Filter• MS20-style 12dB resonant multi-mode filter• Analog filter drive from -20dB to +20dB saturated overdrive• Low-pass and non-resonant high-pass mode• Digitally-controlled cuttoff modulation• External audio input accepting wide range of signals from 1v p-p to 10vp-pModulation• Attack/Decay envelope with shape control, routable to filter cutoff and/or pitch• LFO with multiple waveforms and configurable destination: cutoff, envelope (attack, decay or depth), note • length, PWM, detune, octave or sequence length• 6 modulation lanes with full 16-step parameter-lock recording of synth parametersGenerative Sequencer• Generative sequencer with 1-16 steps• Multiple generative algorithms including scale-notes, runs, scale-arpeggio, call/response• Sequence mutates/evolves at user-defined rate & note-density• Selectable tonic, octave & scale• Tap-tempo control• Analog sync input & output (Volca, PO or Eurorack compatible with 1/2/4 steps per pulse)Patch Memory• Persistent patch memory saving all digital synth and sequence parametersHardware• Mono audio output (32KHz 14-bit DAC, 4v p-p)• Sync input / output (0-5V rising-edge) • Audio Input (1v p-p to 10vp-p)• Powered by an Arduino Nano V3!• 142m (w) x 100mm (d) x 40mm (h)• 9-12V DC or micro USB powered (70mA @ 12VDC)DIY-Kit-Type:THT-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. Only trough-hole parts to solder. Make sure to check the build guide before you buy. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.
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The Freaq FM is an 8-bit digital synthesizer for your desktop featuring dual 2-op FM voice architecture with multiple waveforms, LFO and modulation envelopes with a 16-step generative sequencer.From soul-soothing sine waves to multiverse-shredding modulated distortion, slapping bass lines to soaring arp leads, the Freaq FM is a powerhouse of sound design packaged with a melodic and intuitive generative sequencer inspired by the likes of Elektron, Intellijel & Music Thing.With 2 channels of liquid FM sounds, it plays great by itself or synced with your favorite external gear.Features:• 2 independent 2-operator FM voices• Multi-mode FM ratios & operator waveforms• Attack/Decay modulation envelope per voice• LFO per voice with multiple waveforms and destinations (envelope attack, decay & depth, FM ratio, amop decay)• 2/1.5 track polymetric sequencer with 1-16 steps per track• Parameter-lock recording of synth parameters• Multiple generative algorithms• Global tonic & scale (Ionian (Major), Minor (Dorian), Pentatonic, Phrygian, Octaves, Fifths)• Tap-tempo control• Sync input & output (Eurorack & Volca/PO compatible)• Audio output (14-bit DAC)• 7-12V DC or USB poweredDIY-Kit-Type:Assembled unit. This is completely ready to use, nothing to solder or to assemble.