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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2010 · 0 MIN

Modulations

from MeeBlip: The hackable digital synth - SOUND DEMO · host cdm

Sound samples from MeeBlip, the hackable, open-source digital synthesizer designed by James Grahame. Just some raw samples - no effects, no processing, no sequencing. Playing a live MIDI keyboard input into a single MeeBlip, and seeing what blippery happens. Listen for the MeeBlip's two-oscillator virtual analog goodness, LFO, oscillator noise and distortion (some of which gives it a decidedly chippy air), etc. Join the community, download the source code and schematics, and get your own MeeBlip at: http://meeblip.noisepages.com

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