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Never heard the Interstellar Radio sound so cool! 💜👽🔊

Nice!!! Thank you Julien! BTW The "default" or "initial" position for Intersetallar Radio is not all the pots at Noon. Its like follow (AFAIK as I use it but check with Eric). CARRIER CV: At max (to get max resolution from the INPUT) CARRIER FREQ: At min (so the oscillator doesnt oscillates at all, just moves when there is an incomming signal in the "CV input" normaled from the IN). DEMODULATOR CV: At max (to get max resolution from the CARRIER) DEMODULATOR FREQ: At min (same reason, so it doesnt oscillates). ERROR THRESHOLD: at noon to reduce errors. TONE: Noon The idea with this, is that the internal oscillators do not move, unless the INPUT signal tells them to.

*tilts towards edge of seat* 0:51

crunchy

The System is getting really good just used mine this morning Need second boundary and second nibbler Please send 😂

I have watched the entire series and keep coming coming back to them. Fantastic modules with brilliant techniques and sounds. I have a 100 grit and boundary and i'm about to add the three body and nibbler with these videos sealing the deal!!

Excellent module

And if you have one static rhythm input, how many different variations can you get across all the channels?

Cool module, can you bypass the logic to hear straight input per channel?

One step closer to a full Schlappi system :p Can't wait to get one ! Thanks to the team for the good work <3

Schlappi System!

love what this adds to the schlappi system

Looks and sounds awesome Eric!! Can’t wait to try the Nibbler/BTMX combo!! 🤘🏻

Oh word. I’ve been thinking about how a matrix mixer might add fun to the system’s various gate sequences and outputs etc. This module seems to do that and more in a playable way. Good times, nice work❤

I’m stoked and working towards a full Schlappi system Just ordered a pair to go with the Nibblers. They look amazing, really can’t wait to take them for a test drive. 🔥

I'm gonna need a bigger skiff!

Great!

What's the Dual Vector Foil? Not out yet?🤔

So nice to see interstellar getting love I just commented the other day how underrated and under used it is on RUclips Long live schlappy engineering

Thanks very much, an excellent presentation! I'm getting back into FPGAs after a few years playing with MCUs.

Rad video I love the way you used the anglegrinder to round things off

Great vid👍🏻

finally had a chance to grab one - gonna park this bad mammajamma next to mystic circuits vert - they are going to have some wacky conversations. really great module eric - an open ended device for experimentation! can't wait to see the rest of this counting system.

Thanks for the informative explanation! I messed with FPGAs during my undergrad and was curious about their usage in synthesizers. Your video explained what I wanted to know.

a great way to use (misuse?) phase is modulate it with another audio source like a drum loop

The Synthesis of Complex Audio Spectra by Means of Frequency Modulation: web.eecs.umich.edu/~fessler/course/100/misc/chowning-73-tso.pdf

I'll have to get one of these. Question: Has the initial release programming for the FPGA ever been updated? It's hard to imagine there are no bugs. Is there any way to update? I would love to see the schematic diagram for the programmed gate array, even just one of the oscillators. My entry into computing came by way of logic chips. I studied binary adder, multiplier circuits ages ago.

Ahhh yeah

Would love to see a course on how you used the Lattice FPGA to implement some of the features. The little that I've seen, it seems FPGAs are so much more complicated than microcontrollers.. things like crossing clock domains, setting up timing timing constraints, and just thinking in terms of parallel execution (blocking vs non-blocking), etc. Also any thoughts on python tools that can help build fpga systems? For example, I understand migen->nMigen has become Amaranth HDL.. but there's also Chisel or Spinal HDL. Or for building SoCs.. LambdaSoc (Amaranth HDL) vs LiteX (m-labs or whitequark's Migen/MiSoc)?

Good jam

McDonald cashier sound

FEEEEEEEERST!

It should be in every rack, probably one of the most powerful complex VCO's out there, but I don't care about the tech too much because I don't understand any of it.

You got some great grooves modulating the master clock around 11 minutes!

Hmm, have yet to try to quantize the Nibbler ... good idea. Now I just have to wait till I get my O+C back that I borrowed a friend (only quantizer I own). And man, Three Body delivers again ... phantastic sounding oscillator :)

Liking the ‘bats in the belfry’ element. Spooky! 👻 Could this be a haunted heads-up for a late October module release? Hmm 🤔

Micro

This is really unique, i love mine. I wish there was an oscillator/sound source that is like that, puts out different weird unpredictable sounds with every small turn of a knob and everything interactive. Thought the Angle Grinder might be but its not, for my taste.

Always helpful

these modules are definitely unique. your case looks like a lot of fun. The only (schlappi) module I have is a Nibbler. but I'm definitely curious about all of them.

Excellent!!

good stuff!

Angle grinder still blows my mind. So much versatility and such an interesting voice on its own. Perfect compliment to the Three Body, or any other voice honestly.

Sooo damn powerful modules 🤯

sounds really good. thank you

The harder you hit them, the more harmonics!

Oh man I was just brainstorming other things to do with my second boundary than envelopes, I'll have to go try this

Hey Eric, I met you at Bristronica (the guy in the Melt Banana T-shirt) ... This module looks incredible, I hope to be get my hands on one this year.

Sounds incredible on both though

I find the anglegrinder can do the job well perfect for playability..for me the key to schlappi’s gear is taming it everything preternatural and amazing is all ready part of the picture …