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You probably know this already but, a cool thing with the bow is it will ensure you have only harmonic sounds (when you're not making it screech). Whereas the strings you pluck will have inharmonics in their signal as well. So the "purity" of the bowed notes can enhance the creepiness as well, even when playing "normal" notes. While the plucked notes feel a bit more "gritty" and "human". At least to me :)

really nice! like this type a lot

your audio is crazy quiet bud

I borrowed a Trascendent 2000 for a weekend. It was a NTSST synth (Never The Same Sound Twice!) and advertised in Maplin Magazine at the time!

Nice work Hack!

That’s a great solder sucker for you electronics enthusiasts.

The Lancaster button is called a pickle in pyro parlance.

I watch this video once in a while, almost makes me cry

Enjoyed the interview. How things have changed with the Workshop system out now.

Nice bit of history there, glad you got it going. I’m amazed by pre-electronic logic to the dumb terminal.

Came through the post on IG, I love this. I've used slides many years ago when I studied painting, I did all sorts of stuff, such as painting on slides, drawing with markers, ... No digital projector can give the same vibe. In many ways slides made me very aware of image resolution and overall quality in both analog and digital realms.

I love these… will pick a set up next week!

Bonkers and brilliant. I think Sam has finally infected you. Or did you infect him?

Laughs in fixed washing machine motor driver. Had to desolder the driver chip and order one off of ebay.

Please add me to this list! The panels look dope ☺️

Add Mr. ScoRobeSlavinPoop to that petition

Pleas add me to the petition (Mr Mark Edis)

Add me to the list mitch. Sorry to hear you stomach churning so loud! 😂

Just about any unit would have at least one man who had at least a couple of years of piano lessons who could play.

I definitely would love to see the 35mm slide module... would it work with the more recent plastic framed slide "cases" or only the old cardboard/paper ones? I was an art major in the late 90s and worked in a photo lab until '05 when the slides (at least in the US) were plastic. been out of the field for some time but found myself fall into modular and this is a great melding of worlds!

Bravo!! ❤❤

I was surprised to hear Sam had done a Eurorack module, he normally doesn't do 1V per ocatave.

Music is deep,thank you.

Nice! Love the new module, love the droning, but that phisical/optical wavetable base is particularly rad!

This breadboard module looks amazing

Very cool! Also that slide scanner module is wild!

I used to do my circuits this way as well, but now PCBs are so cheap and easily available, I just design a PCB and have it manufactured. I get it back in about a week and then solder components on, Done.

Only around 800 views??? Impossible for such a cool project

I repair mechanical gyros like this for a living and find it super cool seeing someone diving into something like this!

It’s phenomenal that they were able to work out the working of the Lorenz cipher machine without seeing it.

Only just seen this. Ace.

Brilliant Mitch thank you for sharing this wonderful tour

Nice quick tour! If I ever get to Paris, I'd definitely go to that museum! I guess, you'd like the "Deutsches Museum" in Munich as well!

Interesting stuff.

Please where wil I found the circuit

Are you at Bletchley park ?

Analogue geek

So cool

This was great and inspiring! I have built 4 modules following @moritzklein0. Question: is purpose of the 7805 regulator part of circuit protection? I have just done the header with -12, ground and +12. Thanks and I have liked, subscribed!

Double trouble if you get it wrong.... Best thing since the megadrone.

Beauty!

Estey Organ Co.

Very moving Mitch, especially today as its 6th June and the 80th anniversary of the D Day landings. A historical artifact.

Niiiice!

Flight, try SCE to auxiliary. It's so lovely... How have you re-created the display? Electro-luminescent, or something else? This reminds me of how Ben Krasnow (Applied Science) re-created the display using modern tech while ditching historical accuracy, to Fran Blanche's dismay. She tried doing it in the period-faithful way.

we dialed this very one today in the museum... but you weren't there (sad face)

Old telephone dial relay

Coming along then😊

Two-motion selector and a bunch of relays... Beauty! I love the clicking.

Nice one! I always wanted to perform in an art gallery... in the end, I had to make my own. ;)