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Flo Kaufmann demos his “satrap activ” portable analog synthesizer made out of a vacuum cleaner.

The “satrap activ” is an old vacuum cleaner from the 70’s, converted into an analog synthesizer.

via elmzki:

It contains 2 cmos based VCO’s , a Moog ladder filter, a 555 based ADSR, a cmos based 8 step sequencer, a PIC based VC to MIDI interface and a PIC based auto trigger unit. There are 4 tunable knobs on top, mostly to play bass-lines, and 2 conductable wires, which act as voltage dividers to generate variable tones. The wires do not vibrate. so it is not a cord instrument. satrap activ can also control other synthesizers either by midi or cv/gate interface.check out some other projects on:

http://www.floka.com/bricol.html

 

One Response to “Bizarre Analog Synthesizer Made Out Of A Vacuum Cleaner”  

  1. 1 charles

    Bravo… i couldn't believe you did that. Marvelous activity. Can my cleaner do the same?

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