Description
A bare PCB for the old-school, vintage style single buss 1V/octave keyboard controller.
As a normal keyboard all you need is an old organ keyboard that has one switch per key that closes to a common buss. Or you can modify an old piano keyboard section with reed switches and magnets to make you own keyboard. Or mount reed switches on yourself or whatever and make a really cool looking controller that you play with magnets glued to your fingers for your next performance art gig. As long as you have a series of resistors with switches to close the junctions to a common bus you have a controller that can use this circuit to sample and hold key presses.
Features
- One Volt Per Octave Keyboard Controller
- Requires Only Single Buss Keyboard (or other single switch per note mechanism)
- Four CV outputs
- Two Outputs With Glide
- Trigger and Gate Outputs
- LED Drive For Gate And Trigger Indicators
- Great For Performance Art projects
- A True Classic Analog Synth Design
Supplied without components or instructions. For build instructions see the MFOS website.
Soundtronics (Sonic Synths) MFOS Projects are authorized by Music From Outer Space
