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Soulsby Atmegatron Odytron Special Edition (Sneak Preview)

Paul Soulsby of Soulsby Synthesizers shared this sneak preview of his new Odytron Special Edition of the Atmegatron:

November 18, 2015November 20, 20158 Comments

miniAtmegatron Arduino Synth Shield Assembly & MIDI Hack

This video is an in-depth video guide to assembling the new Soulsby Synthesizers miniAtmegatron synth shield for Arduino Uno. 

August 30, 2015August 30, 2015Leave a comment

Soulsby Synthesizers miniAtmegatron Assembly & Demo

Reader Jesse Rutherford (Bent-Tronics) let us know about this video, which captures him unboxing, assembling and testing the new Soulsby Synthesizers miniAtmegatron synthesizer shield for Arduino.

August 26, 20155 Comments

Soulsby Atmegatron Synthesizer Odytron Update


Musikmesse 2015 Soulsby Atmegatron Synthesizer Odytron Update (english) was uploaded by: MusicStoreTV
Duration: 160
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April 25, 20158 Comments

Paul Soulsby Demos The Soulsby Synthesizers ATmegatron


Looking at the ATmegatron from Soulsby Synths was uploaded by: Ashley Elsdon
Duration: 460
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May 19, 20141 Comment

Soulsby Atmegatron 8-Bit Monophonic Synthesizer Review


Soulsby Atmegatron 8-bit hackable monophonic synth review – SoundsAndGear.com was uploaded by: SoundsAndGear.com
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May 2, 2014May 2, 20141 Comment

Soulsby Synthesizers Atmegatron, A Powerful 8-Bit Synth, Now Available

Soulsby Synthesizers has released the Atmegatron – a new 8-bit monosynth. It’s the debut product from Soulsby Synthesizers. The Atmegatron combines the sounds of 1980s home computers with the flexibility and power of a modern synthesizer. Here are official audio demos:

March 3, 201427 Comments

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