You might remember me talking about Patchblocks, originally when the hardware first launched, then again when they crowdfunded for equity. Now they’re back on Kickstarter with a whole new set of hardware. The mini jam studio. You can find it on Kickstarter now, and it’s already doing well. You can also listen to below:
Video description:
“Random glitch sounds from patchblocks with visual aids from Quantum VJ! Any question, fire away.”
Video published by James Chip.
Video description:
“In this series of videos i show you how to make stuff with patchblocks. This time we will be building a simple LFO to modulate some stuff, HURRAH!.”
Video published by James Chip.
Video description:
“A series of videos i am going to do on making stuff with patchblocks,
Patchblocks are little programmable DSP modules that let you create your own synth modules and audio effects. In this video we make a simple pitch and volume control for a sine wave generator.”
Video published by James Chip.
Interesting to see how people use their PO series device, and especially for me it’s good to see this with a patchblocks unit too.
Video description:
“Apologies for the length, I got a bit carried away. This is a little improvisation I put together with my newly acquired PO-20 and Patchblock.
Gear used:
Teenage Engineering PO-12 Rhythm
Teenage Engineering PO-20 Arcade
Patchblock running Jayrope’s Shattuh spring emulation patch available here:
http://patchblocks.com/groups/patch/s…
This is largely unedited, except for a little cut around 11 minutes in where I accidentally paused the PO-20, oops!
For more of my melodic electronic music:
http://pselodux.bandcamp.com/
For more of my minimal techno:
https://0f-digital.bandcamp.com/“
Video published by pselodux.
Video description:
“Sabastian takes us through the Patchblocks Keyboard and more!”
Video published by SonicState.
First enclosure prototype of our upcoming Keyblock. Check it out @musikmesse and @superbooth pic.twitter.com/uVbzVt68OQ
— Patchblocks (@Patchblocks) March 23, 2016
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