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Tokolosh 11.14.2006 08:38 AM

Build or Modify your Sonic Gear thread and more!
 
A thread for all kinds of weird and wonderful instruments and info on how to build or modify your equipment!
Pedals, amps, guitars, synths, etc.


I'd love to build one of these!
 

Sound Lab Mini Synthesizer

Link

jon boy 11.14.2006 08:40 AM

i really want a tone generator. anyone got one for sale?

Tokolosh 11.14.2006 08:51 AM

How's this ZVEX amp!
It's the worlds smallest production tube guitar amp.

 


Link

jon boy 11.14.2006 08:52 AM

it looks like a bomb, but its very nice.

Tokolosh 11.14.2006 08:58 AM

Revolution synthesizer

 

 


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Tokolosh 11.14.2006 09:07 AM

 

 

Resonator Neuronium

Veteran music synth designer Jürgen Michaelis has unleashed the fabulously strange €2499 Resonator Neuronium. As the name suggests (ahem), this little monster uses six interconnected analog neurons to generate music. How does it sound? Addictively odd, but comfortingly analogish. Imagine a robot ant playing the best of Tangerine Dream through your starship's hyperspace drive. It offers a huge low end but has no problem generating ripping, squealing melody lines and percussion. You definitely won't find a General MIDI soundset here.

The primary programming interface is a series of six touch-sensitive rotary controllers that allow you to build complex summing and FM networks. Neurons can self-resonate, and the unit features two external audio inputs that can be used to excite the network. Neuron envelopes can be triggered by MIDI, and the output from the six nodes can be mixed down to familiar stereo outputs. For anyone interested in burning a few brain cells, the user's manual is available online.

If you're a wealthy technostar, this thing should be all over your next album. You'll be in rare company -- so far Michaelis has delivered 20 units, with orders for five more.

Listen to this thing in action here

next step 11.14.2006 09:07 AM

great links! that first box on top should be very cool!

I recently built a tube screamer from http://www.generalguitargadgets.com it's easy to do, just some precision, and some experience with a welder, here a picture of the board:

 

Tokolosh 11.14.2006 09:11 AM

Hows this beauty!
 

Atomic Space Tone Guitar Amp


Link

next step 11.14.2006 09:17 AM

looks a very cool amp!

Tokolosh 11.14.2006 09:18 AM

 

Moog Little Phatty Analog Synthesizer

Link

king_buzzo 11.14.2006 10:00 AM

you can make you virtual guitar here

http://www.nymphusa.com/kisekae/kisekaeE1.asp

anyone who used it please tell me how to save the picture

_slavo_ 11.14.2006 10:19 AM

Wow, Tokolosh, that Revolution synth looks amazing.

king_buzzo 11.14.2006 10:49 AM

 


mid fi electronic, random number generator

sound clip on there.

i can already make that sound with blue box + wah though

Danny Himself 11.14.2006 11:04 AM

 


Self-made kit from www.buildyourownclone.com

Pretty cool. Would be nice to hear how all the different pedal boards could be combined into one crazy pedal..

Tokolosh 11.14.2006 11:05 AM

 

 

 

Self made Sound of Crap (SoCra)
smallcities

krastian 11.15.2006 12:42 AM

Cool thread.

pantophobia 11.15.2006 12:52 AM

triwave picogenerator





 





jon boy 11.15.2006 03:34 AM

yeah nice stuff. post a pic of your wah wah kegmama.

nomadicfollower 11.15.2006 05:29 PM

Weevil

 




 

 


The Sound Machine
The movements of people around the room are sensed by a post in the centre of the room. This post sends out its information by infrared to little boxes positioned on each speaker frame. The insides of the boxes are filled with chaotic circuits and wires that react and spout sounds in relation to the movements. The sounds are emitted from the speakers and cause vibration of the attached string and pen arrangement, thus transforming movements around the exhibition into random patterns on paper. The Sound Machine was originally devised with Simon Bond and was exhibited as part of the Interact1 show in September 2004









And for other awesomeness check out http://www.bugbrand.co.uk/pages/bugbrandhome.htm

static-harmony 11.15.2006 05:42 PM

I would get some from buildyourownclone.com but I don't have any soldering skills or any solder kit.


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