The Goblin Box is roughly based on the concept of a theremin, utilizing light sensors instead of radio waves. Two coarse tune knobs allow for a wide variety of sound, from simple tones to static chaos. This video shows it being used alone, then processed through a filter + delay.
the tb666 features "sample and hold your own" technology.
camera sync still not fixed. tb666 still not done, but i was far enough along that i could not resist temporarily closing it up and taking it up to the studio to mess with it.
the sync is off in the vid i don't know how to fix it
the random cuts are because my camera sux and does 3 minutes at a time
so what can you do
tb666 under construction.
DS7 Clone, via:
http://m.bareille .free.fr/ds7clone/ds 7.htm
i had a hell of a time cramming it into that little box... but it's a fun little thing, now that it's done.
i'll probably do a DS8 sometime soon.
this lil critter is not yet done, wasn't even a back on it in this video. but it was being so funny i couldn't resist recording some video. and:
WJOO JOO
TO ALL JOO WJOOTUBERS
my mind is already hard at work trying to devise a way to do this with drums instead of synths - it would totally sound like venetian snares.
oh - people for the ethical treatment of microphones, i don't want to hear it. it's just a pg58, and shure has engineered them not to feel pain.
i fix my paia fatman. well, i fixed it before i filmed this, i just had to reglue something i tore out in order to perform the fix. welcome to my land of stupid videos.
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