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Equinoxoz Music Solutions.

Locality: Morningside, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 3399 4281

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25.01.2022 The Doepfer Musikelektronik GmbH started in January 1992

20.01.2022 wiring up a 2000 Volt Jacobs Ladder to a drum pad to make it musical. PLAYING 4th MARCH ill be bringing synth bike for people to play on and playing some music ...over at CV FREQS, come down you can play it all, https://www.facebook.com/events/1861209170759111/ Weekly Full length videos on YouTube so subscribe : https://youtu.be/5xKzWeQYses Built from a microwave. and some tinfoil. tends to overheat and smoke! wait for the end to see the fireworks. kind of sounds like a special effects crash or something. but With ADDED SPARKS. completely live. on a home built Modular synth... the drum pads on the top trigger kick and snare. and 2 completely seperate synth voices for each of the 2 synth notes. these go into an Arduino powered beat recorder. so only had to play the riff once and it automatically records it and re plays it, planning on doing a how to of that soon for people who want to build one. ran out of drum pads so used 2 toy drums with piezo mics glues onto them. there is a footswitch too which turns on an extra channel which the bass goes through an Electro-Harmonix POG and some distortion for extra dynamic bits. Drums are Hexinverter Électronique mutant drums. you can buy the PCB's they are pretty amazing. middle part is just a delay that one of the toy drum pads was going through. the great thing with the pt2399 chip is it stops working if the voltage goes too low. so the extreme end of the knob twist just shuts down the delay, making it great to turn on and off quickly and easily. The Jacobs ladder was just mic'd up. tried keeping it as far away from the modular as possible to isolate the awesome sound it makes. but inevitably theres some bleed from the noise drum pads. MusicTech Telekom Electronic Beats

18.01.2022 The first Australian magnetron, 1940. People on the TCA mailing list are STILL squabbling about the history of early cavity magnetrons and have been doing so fo...r more than a month. At least THIS ONE can't be claimed to have been "made with a Colt revolver cylinder as a drill guide". Which is something "experts" fight over like crazy people. See more

16.01.2022 New Video modules from the legendary LZX!

15.01.2022 In these times.....

05.01.2022 something wicked brewing at WMD