Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Prototype voltage controlled FM radio by Tom Whitwell
"Breadboard FM radio controlled by Makenoise Maths. Some way to go until it's module ready."
Update via Tom Whitwell in the comments: "More details / audio etc here over at Muff Wigglers"
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More details / audio etc here over at Muff Wigglers http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=48450
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! What I'd really like to see/hear is an AM radio modular. There are so many more noises and undefinable sounds there (amplitude modulation sounds :). In my opinion that is. Also, I thing it would be awesome to have sort of a dual LFO approach, where one, scans the frequency, this would have an amount, or "width on the dial" and possibly a 2nd LFO with a narrow operating range that would scan in a narrow range of the 'needle' which would be scanning a wider range. Sadly I'm a dummy when it comes to building!
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