Here’s another unique large-format synth creation by David Cranmer (thenervoussquirrel) – a nuclear-powered synth module.
The custom ‘Geiger Counter’ synth module produces random voltages, by comparing the time between clicks.
Technical Details:
The module initially counts three clicks, then takes the time between 1 and 3 as the overall range mapped to 5V, and click 2 as the voltage level. It then waits for the next click to replace click 3, and re-assigns the previous 2 and 3 to the new 1 and 2.
The 5V is converted into a control voltage signal, with adjustable range and offset, adapted from Ken Stone’s joystick schematic. Glide has also been borrowed from a CGS module. The module also produces a trigger output every time the geiger counter is activated.
More of Cranmer’s unique creations can be seen at his site.
Note: Radioactive synth module – for research use only!
does the song “glow-worm” come to mind
Uraaaaaniuummmm fever has done and got me down!
Radioactivity is in the air for you and me ))
…It then waits for the next click to replace click 3, and re-assigns the previous 2 and 3 to the new 1 and 2 -Then you die.
Someone’s going to have a fun time trying to get this through airport security.
Iran approves.
Great. Reason 25 I’m now on the watchlist
can see headline now ” got cancer from my synthesizer”