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Jonathan Dowland jmtd
@mcc periodic reminder (to me) to dig out my Kastle (v1) and have some fun
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@jmtd BTW the kastle drum is *super* good and it can crosswire with the regular kastle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kghnKzxLTT8&t=211s

Joshua A.C. Newman JoshuaACNewman@xeno.glyphpress.com

@mcc I love my PO-33 and Kastle, both. I’d never thought about what they could make together! The Kastle is in a rack next to a Vortex Generator, and together they mostly make chaos. But a rhythm to hold everything together, hm?

HmmMMMmm!

Jonathan Dowland jmtd
@JoshuaACNewman @mcc I have a PO-33, a Korg Monotron Delay and a Kastle v1 doing nothing. I have/had fantasies of designing and 3d-printing an itty-bitty eurorack-style enclosure/stand to house them, and to aid in hacking on them: common power input, expose more controls off the PCBs, etc.; in my head this started to resemble something from Ghost in the Shell

Joshua A.C. Newman JoshuaACNewman@xeno.glyphpress.com

@jmtd @mcc Definigely the thing to do!There have been a couple of jumper-using tiny rack designs. I saw one at last year.

The POs all send-receive a 15ms clock. But it might be interesting to replace/jump the buttons with transistors. You could get the internal sequence output from the LED pads, too.