10 Minutes With My 10 Step+Atari Punk Console With Input+Boss Distortion Effect
by www.ataripunkconsole.com
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Just finished building my new Synthrontek Atari Punk Console with Control Voltage Input, so I hooked it up to a Boss Distortion Effects Pedal and for the input i used my hand built 10 step sequencer and this is what is all sounds like. I was messing with 18 knobs and 4 switches to achieve this sound.
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zweep zuo zammy beep boop bop blip
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released November 3, 2012
hand built synthesizers from www.ataripunkconsole.com
hand built synthesizers from www.ataripunkconsole.com
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Atari Punk Console Sanibel, Florida
I built these synthesizers just for you. They make sounds like 8bit classic games. Connect them to guitar effects pedals for more crazy sounds. If I haven't built it yet and you have an idea let me know and I will see if I can build it for you.
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