Emily Hopkins' Call For h̷̯̆ę̴̑l̶̲͊p̵͙̀ and Moritz Klein's Analog Drum Machine

There's this place, ... I know it well.

 

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It's all my fault. She's turned herself into one component in a huge global modular synth. See Emily Hopkins Reinventing The Harp.

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And Moritz Klein has this Eurorack module component which just has a breadboard on it so you can plug just about anything into a modular synth rack now, maybe including a harpist or two, ... or a 6502 ...

13:33 This is the gnome desktop volume keys problem, but there you can fix it just by slowly ramping up the volume with a "lerp" see Using Pipewire to Make A Music Synthesizer.

Erica Synths sell a kit for this, see https://www.ericasynths.lv/shop/diy-kits-1/edu-diy-fm-drum/ and you can get Moritz's LABOR breadboard module from them too: https://www.ericasynths.lv/shop/diy-kits-1/edu-diy-labor/.

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