gb24 update etc...

bit of an update... I had made more pcbs for the original gb24 (top pcb) but about a week later decided to upgrade it instead. New boards arrived today (bottom pcb) that will hopefully do the same thing in pretty hifi digital (100 khz 24 bit codec) and with about 7-8 seconds of looping instead of 2. Still testing the board so the release of more gb24s is temporarily delayed. UPDATE: and the new board is bit screwy so I just changed the original design to have 8s delay and that is what is shipping now. Hopefully fix this problem soon though.
PCB for the new NA is also designed and substantial improvements over the original design have been made. Its been designed into the 'prism I' enclosure from this place.

Also finally got a chinese cnc'ish machine (sliders soon i hope.)

gb24 and also some garage sale things

Added a page for 'Goodbye 24' with some sound clips since they are available. Doing a short run then moving back to a newer NA.

Also recently found a few old CA ring mods which can be seen on that page, selling those as sort of  'garage sale' items at deep discounts/open to trades for them.

Will also shortly actually have one total bad vibez in a wah shell up for grabs. I dont think that project will ever go into production because... hey to me it's just vibrato. So i will offload the final prototype. Works nice though for step or smooth vibrato.

goodbye 24

'goodbye 24'. a simple forwards/backwards/lofi/pitch shifting delay. I/O on top w/ additional expression input on side. 

Nasa Attribute Finally actually done.

Finally got a bit unlazy and finish the coding for this. Made a product page for it and also Jaywalking.

Quadraphonic for installation part I

I was commissioned to build something for an interactive sound installation. The first result is shown. Basically a quadraphonic multi-effect/panner. Effects include delay/phase. The joystick handles the panning and the buttons handle which channel is being manipulated.

I am hoping to get some clips in a mock up of the installation when it returns from over seas. The unit is DSP based so the developement is a bit open ended. Awaiting feedback on what worked/what needs to be changed.