Music From Outer Space Noise Cornucopia

Output 1: Grainy Noise
Output 2: Low Pass Noise
Output 3: White Noise
Output 4: High Pass Noise
Output 5: High Pass Grainy Noise
Output 6: Random Gates (only useful for synths with CV, not useful for anything else)
Knob 1: Controls the Level/Amount of Grainy Noise (which affects Output 1 and Output 5)
Knob 2: Controls the frequency of Random Gates (LED blinks with each gate activity)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• music
• outer
• space
• ray
• wilson
• synth

[bignubs123]

Got a question, does that work independent, or does it only really work in a synth/modular system? I could just be missing the point, but I am new to electronics.

[sirkut]

It works independent of a modular synth system. You could use it as a source source for other applications if it floated your boat.

[minichuaman]

you certainly dont SOUND like your new to electronics. i dont even have an idea of what that thing is supposed to be!

[sirkut]

It's supposed to make various forms of white noise. White noise can be used to help make the sound of a snare or other sounds. The unit also has a random gate generator that will generate a random pulse which can be used for random triggering of other synth modules.

[CarnageObvious]

ummm. . . O.K. . . .

[sirkut]

It's a noise source module. What more do you want?

[voidshirt]

@voidshirt What I meant to ask is if there is if there is a standard DC jack and wall wart you used, as opposed to a bunch of AA batteries... I've only done pedals that run on a 1-Spot or 9 volt batteries, never a synth module.

[voidshirt]

Nice. What did you use to power it? The +/- 12 v on the schematic confuses me.

[NationalMan]

those are some annoying sounds you have created.

[minichuaman]

oooooooohhh. so can it pick up noises? make noses? does it work like a radio? a microphone?

im an idiot... i know. +}

[bignubs123]

My boat is floated. Awesome, I am chuffed, and just got my PCB for it today.