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This is the sort of finished version of the MemoryMode standalone synth / controller. https://youtu.be/csdjZZ96Cog

This is a revision of this project which was completed a few years ago. The front panels had faded in the sunlight and I always wanted to add a felt strip and some filters for the LED displays. https://youtu.be/9kS_OuyHRQw?si=20OZr6gBG6eI-aLD

I purchased some boards for an Akai AX-80 and tested them, they worked perfectly with my home made front panel, so I created a set of displays similar to the original in functionality but using 2" OLED displays and added illuminated buttons. Then I decided it needed an editor to unleash the...

After upgrading my Poly 61's with Tauntek motherboards they were crying out for an editor to exploit the new sonic capabilities. So I built this simple encoder based editor that can store upto 400 patches in memory and exchange them over sysex with the 61 and other editors. Then I thought it...

This design started out as a sort of clone of the old Crumar Bit 01 design, but I soon realized that it was quite lacking and I couldn't make a good sound engine from it, so after a second attempt at digital oscillators and these failing badly I went with a micro controlled dual analogue VCO...

This is a new synth that I've been working on for a few months, it uses the Teensy Audio Library for the oscillators, noise pitch envelopes and LFOs, this feeds a CS42448 board that gives me 8 analogue outputs, the rest is analogue, Shruthi style 4 LP filters, Electric Druid EnvGen8c envelopes...

I've been building this synth on and off for over a year, it was originally designed as an 8 voice version of the Crumar Bit 01 with the same bi-timbral capability. Unfortunately these voices of the Bit 01 sounded pretty awful to me, so I scrapped them in favor of AD9833 waveform chips driving...

This is a small collection of some of the real synths and accessories I have built over the last 4 years. Details of most of the schematics and code can be found on my GitHub page http://github.com/craigyjp A Roland A110 clone Rack version of a VA polysynth with extras A rack version of the...

So when I was 16 (around 45 years ago) I used to dream of the Arp Quadra. A friend of mine who wasn't a keyboard player, but just wealthy bought one and it was sat in his front room doing nothing unless I could call around after school and have a play on this great synth. Now I know I could...