This is a bit of a review of 2025 and an outlook to 2026 regarding #makertube. The platform matured a lot in the last year. We had a lot of growth, but also technical stability improved a lot. This is primarily thanks to the moderators while I could focus on […]

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My Arduino based quantizer module is now available! It quantizes and transposes a given CV to different scales and can also act as a sample and hold, the software is open-source. Check out all the details at […]

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I have two tickets for the Kraftwerk concert in Leipzig on Thursday to give away. I can’t attend and I’m happy if they are used. A small donation is of course welcome. Please DM if you’re interested, I’ll put them in the mail today.

A first batch of my Eurorack Clock Divider is now available as a PCB or DIY kit!
This handy utility module takes an incoming clock signal and divides it all the way down to 1/64.

If you’re curious about the details or want to see the schematics, check out the full blog post here […]

I finally wrote a blog post on my DCO design based on the Raspberry Pi Pico. It's one of my older designs and the different pieces are all over and this brings it all together. I think it's still a great project which combines hardware and software. Enjoy! […]

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Another synth module is in the making. This time it's a quantize and hold module with controls for scale and transposing pitch. Besides a continuous mode the output can also be updated by a trigger. It's based on an Arduino and some DAC, the software will be […]

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I wonder if it still runs #www #cern #next

I finally managed to write down some details on my programmable analog polyphonic synthesizer. Find the blog post on my website: https://polykit.rocks/open-source-analog-polyphonic-synthesizer
#synthdiy #synth #analog #polyphonic