Regular price:
€45.00
Product number:
102070
Product information "Music Thing Modular - Goldfinger (Assembled)"
Goldfinger is a passive desktop matrix mixer played by touching its gold surface. Six bidirectional sockets let you choose how many signals to mix or distribute: use five inputs and one output for mono mixing, four inputs and two outputs for stereo, or one input and five outputs to distribute a signal.
Your skin provides the resistance between contacts, so finger position, pressure and movement change the connections. Audio and pulse signals work well; control voltages can also pass through the surface, but less readily. Signal bleed, noise and possible distortion are part of its experimental character. Goldfinger arrives assembled and requires no soldering or power supply.
Features
• Passive touch-controlled matrix mixer
• Six bidirectional sockets
• Flexible mono, stereo and signal-distribution patching
• Real gold contact surface
• Responds to finger position and touch
• Desktop format; no Eurorack rack space required
• Pre-assembled; no power supply required
Your skin provides the resistance between contacts, so finger position, pressure and movement change the connections. Audio and pulse signals work well; control voltages can also pass through the surface, but less readily. Signal bleed, noise and possible distortion are part of its experimental character. Goldfinger arrives assembled and requires no soldering or power supply.
Features
• Passive touch-controlled matrix mixer
• Six bidirectional sockets
• Flexible mono, stereo and signal-distribution patching
• Real gold contact surface
• Responds to finger position and touch
• Desktop format; no Eurorack rack space required
• Pre-assembled; no power supply required
| Color / Material: | Black FR4 |
|---|---|
| Depth [mm]: | 128 |
| Height [mm]: | 7 |
| Width [mm]: | 148 |
Manufacturer "Music Thing Modular"
Eurorack Modular Synth format. They are designed in Herne Hill, London by Tom Whitwell.
I’m a former journalist and magazine editor (Mixmag & The Face). In the noughties I ran the Music Thing blog, before working at The Times. Got into DIY electronics after attending a workshop with Tom Bugs, reading Handmade Electronic Music, playing with Arduino and building guitar pedals.
Contacting me directly is rarely a quick way to get help with a project or a technical problem. GitHub issue lists are a good place to start (Turing Machine, Radio Music), a search of MW DIY will often find answers, as will looking at the Facebook Synth DIY group.
You can read more about Music Thing Modular and open source in this article: Why Open Source Music Hardware works for Music Thing Modular.
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