Noise-Boxen

Released in 1981, the Omnichord is an electronic musical instrument with an automatic accompaniment function (auto bass/chord) and equipped with a harp sensor. By pressing a chord button and sliding your finger on the harp sensor (strumplate), an arpeggio corresponding to the chord is heard, allowing anyone to easily accompany a song. Omnichord does not require any previous musical experience with an instrument, or even knowledge of staff notation.

REPLAY ACCESSORIES is an expansion kit designed to enhance the functionality and customization of your Replay synthesizer.

Spinning Magnetic String Resonator for steel stringed instruments.

Instrument 01 is the pocket-sized version of The Mystic desktop synth. It is an Arduino-based FM drone synth with 5 knobs for controlling pitch, modulation, rate, carrier frequency, and carrier frequency modulation.

The "DroneBox2" (DB2) is a sound device to produce a low frequency drone sounds. There are three oscillators, each with slightly different frequency ranges which between them create a variety of beating sounds.

The Minidrone is a stripped-down all analog version of the Drone Rainger.

The HC-TT is a compact cassette manipulation device which allows you to manually play a cassette with your hands. The resulting sound can be incredibly similar to scratching a vinyl record.

Extended piezzo magic - shaker microphone filter thing

STEREO FIELD is one instrument with three uses. It is simultaneously a stereo/quad modular touch plate feedback atonal synthesizer, a stereo/quad audio processor and a pressure sensitive chaotic CV "controller". All three uses are available separately as well as simultaneously and in conversation with each other.

Find notes by moving a slide (or two) along the strings! The Moodytron has three strings. If you bridge the middle string with one of the outer strings, you get a tone with a frequency that depends on where you press down.

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Desktop analog synth for noise, experimentation and drone.