NandBox KL-3000

My new home-made, built-from-scratch, 16-step sequencer. 1-bit sound, 2-bit tone selection, 4-bit lo-fi amplitude envelope, and 8-bit fun! (not actually that last one). I am really proud of this, because it the most complicated circuit I ahve ever designed, and is pretty awesome.

You can program each of the 16 steps to play either silence or one of three adjustable tones. You can also control the tempo, trigger other (circuit-bent) devices externally, or just enjoy the flashing lights.

Special thanks to my parents for financing the project, Laura for all of her help, and Scott Jobling for his help understanding 4-bit counters.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Sequencer
• homemade
• DIY
• circuit
• bent
• bending
• nand
• synth
• 4093
• Casio

[texasdaveodell]

that is sick man, love it!

[smellySHIZZIZLE]

AMAZING

[b1tbomb]

Amazing!!!! You really made it happen! You've built my dreams, man! Have you published the plans for these circuits?

[GordonCSA]

Most excellent. :)

[jtice831]

Here is my ultra lame 5000 box of annoyiance and toggle switchs. Thrill as it bleeps and blinks and pisses you off.

[pragModul]

this is amazing. you diy'ed an entire circuit bent live setup. my jaw is on the floor.

[spidertrax]

Are there any websites you would recommend for getting instructions on how to make stuff like this?

[nathanielscott]

Nice. I really like the boxes you use.

I am interesting the ocillators you show at the begining. What is the basic design or where can I find a schematic for that Osc?

[ByrneMatthew]

Love it.

Would be great to get all those audio feeds into a mixer.

[yahlov]

you are my hero