Ultimate Suitcase Synth (LektroiD)

Basic demonstration of my DIY Suitcase Synth, running a few arpeggios through it, literally moments after completing the laborious task of calibrating. Unfortunately the sound quality from the built-in mic on the cam doesn't do it justice whatsoever.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Lektroid
• Soundlab
• Ultimate
• Synthesizer

[rhoggard76]

did you find it hard to source the needed parts? thanks for your help !

[Brainstormer2302]

@rhoggard76 The only part I found hard to get was the PN4391 transistors, which I sourced at Banzai. The SSM2210's might be hard to find now, but I already had a load (it's easy enough and way cheaper to match your own transistors anyway).

[Globalassinator]

is that an SH-201 on the left?

[Brainstormer2302]

@Globalassinator Well spotted!

[rhoggard76]

thanks for the fast reply! yea matching the transistors looks easy enough, worried about the calibration part of it i think...

[SelektaStjarna]

Sweet, i wanna start building my own now ;)

[Globalassinator]

@Brainstormer2302 I'm actually not a big fan of this one.. I dunno, reminds me of a toy piano or something like that! no offence though!

[milo98]

Your suitcase synth has a very fluid creamy sound. 303 indeed but I have to admit it sounds way better than a 303 could ever sound lol.

[raglani]

Make Me one? Ha. Awesome suitcase synth!

[squamam]

sounds like a "big-one " nice work !!