Hello, N8IR! It's finally time I put this out to the world!
The N8IR is a standalone experimental audiovisual synthesizer and phrase generator. Designed with a simple set of interconnected audio and visual controls and a modular patchbay, the N8IR creates tightly synced audiovisual patterns, powered by a Teensy microcontroller and CMOS logic chips.
Check out the Github repository for schematics and source code:
https://github.com/sourya-sen/N8IR-AV
Discussion (1)
That's funny. 😆😂🤣🤣
The thing sounds or beter quitsch's like my first monophonic synth that I rescued from the trash on the street when I was 16tin, some old Yamaha thing. I soon put it in the corner and got myself a Juno 107, which had really fat, warm sounds and not this DX7 charts-whining🤧🥶🤮. The Juno was a real ginoSotchio or Giorgio-like systhesizer.
After that, I soon got myself a Korg M1 and borrowed an old MSQ20 so that I could really feel at home in the Korg heaven.
I was still messing around with C-Lab on my Atari and the Steinberg crack was also useful now and then.
& Now, the M1 is still standing around as the only relic from my home recording days. You can still see this first music workstation in the world (without the overexpensiv Farlight) on stages to day, it's a good device and was pretty expensive back then.
So - hmm?
OK, but now thanks! I'm not going to start with it again, so thank you match or a bit moo less, and bye forever ... .. .