Corny Rhythm

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How do you call this module? Corny Rhythm What does it do? Corny Rhythm is a drum sequencer, inspired by the drumboxes of old. It plays preset trigger patterns which can be selected by the central data knob and by external control voltage. At reception of a clock signal, it scans the data knob and the CV input to determine from which pattern it should play the note(s) that are present at that particular step. By feeding it varying CV it can keep playing new rhythms, based on the 8 preset patterns within a bank. These rhythms will always sound musical and have a certain flavour (depending on the musicality of the preset patterns of course). The preset patterns are arranged in banks of eight and are not even that preset. The module is based on an Arduino Nano, so anybody with a bit of programming experience on this platform should be able to enter his/her own patterns into the Corny Rhythm (make sure they are corny!) Tools are in the making to make this process quite doable for anyone. Corny Rhythm has additional features such as a big fill button, autofill and random fill, random pattern (changes the order […]

Tumbadora

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How do you call this module? Tumbadora What does it do? Tumbadora gives you the 3 conga voices of the Corny Rhythm in a 4hp module, ready for external triggering. Also based on the CR-8000 circuitry. How much does it cost? Per PCB set 10 euro Perspex panel 10,00 euro How do I build it? You can download the BOM here More info

Clawbell

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How do you call this module? Clawbell What does it do? Clawbell is a module that gives you a Cowbell and a Clave voice, based on the circuitry of the Roland CR-8000. There are 2 potentiometers that set the frequency of the two oscillators that make up the cowbell sound. It is a very compact module at 4hp. How do I build it? You can download the BOM here More info