1980's style automatic numeric digital music synthesizer without computer

This operates on the same algorithm as "Original Audiovisual Synthesizer" but was made at a time when it was very inconvenient to generate the video aspect of it. It is variously called "Space Radio" or "n-synth (for entropy or numeric synthesizer)". This was built before the millenium digital music copyright controversy and the functions of it's buttons are of a discovered ambiguous nature, and marked with glyphs that vaguely abstractly represent what they do to the sound being spontaneously generated, especially how the sound bitstream would look if it was also displayed as video. A new and hundreds of times more comple version of this is in development, which was inspired by the copyright controversy, and it is known as the "Pi-Pod", because of it's purpose to be able to specifically recall unlimited sounds from the intangible memory of an artificial irrational number (which is actually NOT "Pi") without copying them. The last button failed to operate by beeping and buzzing, but otherwise would have activated a second functionality unique to this particular design which synthesizes melodies consisting of single or double tones or bell sounds. Although this one is a replica of the original prototype, a few production units were sold, which were made of "nicer" Radio Shack parts than this one.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• diy
• semi-automatic
• digital
• synthesizer

[jarblewarble]

Most people who saw this would imagine that it was some kind of futuristic alien technology.

[JonnyOneEyes]

sounds like the spectrum loading lol

[xoxidometry]

are there any instructions to build this? I'd realy like one it's very nice ;)

[Dtchmastrkilla7]

it has good musical tonality

[segaherman]

cool we got these synthesizer thingy s why waste time on hard compositions wen you don't knead musicale talent just pres a button and bam you got funky music for a weddings or a funerals that's rad you don't no if your a musition not until you try (VICE CITY) I love the 80's

[Intosia]

Love it!

[kotep777]

I LOVE IT!!!! you wouldnt think if selling one or maybe a commission? just puttin it out there....

nice work!!!!!!

[frugola92]

fantastic!