Archive for 'Studio Nebula'
Epoxy for Attaching Stand-offs to Panels
Several people have written to ask me about the “liquid steel epoxy” I mention on this site. It turns out I was calling it the wrong thing; its correct name is Plastic Steel Epoxy. The manufacturer’s product page is here. I imagine that any epoxy would work for the task, but the Plastic Steel formula [...]
Posted: September 20th, 2006 under Studio Nebula.
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DIY PC Boards
I’ve made a couple of PC boards in recent months, and thought I’d mention here the resources I’m using. For schematic capture and PCB layout and artwork generation, I’m using a newish program called DipTrace. After looking at as many PCB design programs as I could find on the web, I arrived at two conclusion: [...]
Posted: August 28th, 2006 under Studio Nebula.
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Why I Love Analog Sequencers, Exhibit 2
Here’s a video of someone demo’ing the synthesizers.com sequencer, which I believe is a fairly direct clone of the old Moog sequencer.
Posted: August 7th, 2006 under Studio Nebula.
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Why I Love Analog Sequencers, Exhibit 1
There’s a nice video here of someone demonstrating basic use of an analog sequencer, in Japanese. I have no idea what he’s saying but it looks like he’s using a Roland System 100.
Posted: August 7th, 2006 under Studio Nebula.
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Bad News, Good News for the Synthesizer-Building Community
The bad news is that Synthesis Technology will stop selling kits by the end of the year, and is discontinuing several modules altogether. The official announcement is here. (It’s worth noting that Paul’s having a 15% off sale soon.) While this is obviously a bummer for those of us who buy module kits from Paul, [...]
Posted: July 6th, 2006 under Studio Nebula.
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Aizome is Somebody’s Favorite
It sure is gratifying to read reviews like this one.
Posted: June 11th, 2006 under Studio Nebula, Uncategorized.
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Online Review of Komposi003
There’s a review here of komposi003, the compilation CD on which my latest musical work appears (which you can read about elsewhere on this site, if you haven’t already). He’s right; it’s a good CD.
Posted: May 3rd, 2006 under Studio Nebula, Uncategorized.
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Modular Synth Blog Catch-Up
I think that the last module I built was a CGS Wave Multiplier. This module creates interesting timbres by folding triangle waves over on themselves. It’s hard to describe what it actually does (particularly since I’m not sure that I really understand what it actually does) but the net effect is that it creates timbral [...]
Posted: April 30th, 2006 under Studio Nebula.
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Blog Open Again, Sort Of
While there is no evidence here, I’ve been spending some time on this website again. I downloaded the 30-day trial of Dreamweaver and started building a new site with it. It’s a very nice program, but I came to a few conclusions. First, it’s way more than I need in terms of site design. It [...]
Posted: April 7th, 2006 under Audio Damage, Studio Nebula, Uncategorized.
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Blog Closed
After reading my last post, and then noticing that most of my last half-dozen or so posts all lean in a somewhat negative direction, I’ve decided to officially abandon this blog until further notice. My mother once told me “if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.” I think she [...]
Posted: March 6th, 2006 under Audio Damage, Studio Nebula, Uncategorized.
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