Check out the latest blog post over at noystoise. It details the process of circuit bending a Yamaha PSS-30 (which by all accounts is notoriously difficult to do) and building a pretty incredible piece of kit.
Read about the whole experience (frustrations and all) from start to finish then check out the cool 12-minute video demo of the finished synth.
Alesis has unveiled a smaller brother to the QX49 launched last year. The QX25 is an advanced MIDI controller keyboard capable of […]
Three years after the launch of the Atelier AT-900 organ, Roland has updated and released the flagship “platinum edition” AT-900. This edition […]
Along with the D1 drum machine shown off at NAMM, Donner has demonstrated its B1 analog bass synthesizer/sequencer. This compact unit features […]
OK, so there’s a lot of letters in DS-DAC-100, but all you really need to know is that it’s Korg’s latest 1-bit […]
