hi, I'm bob, noisebob

[NOISEBOB]

Hello

I make noise machines and stuff.
I came here to look for inspiration.

This is my latest creation (in the making):



Its two atari punk consoles (based on the vibrati punk console variant) with two 567 modulators and a simple mixing circuit. Lots of triggers and external mods to it. I didn't breadboard (I'm brave/stupid).

Wish me luck!

[mosc]

Howdy, Bob.

That's a fascinating graphic. Have you made one of these. Looks like you don't need inspiration; you are providing it.

[NOISEBOB]

Heh, thanks..

No, havn't made this one yet.. purely theoretical design, made from verified schematics, so it should work. Will post an update when I get the pcbs and build one.

[PHOBoS]

yeah, that's a nice PCB design, quite the opposite of what I usually try to do. Are you using KiCad ?

also, I would be interested in a schematic.

[NOISEBOB]

yeah.. kicad is the best.. im quite new at it.. only made one other PCB before this one (with some terrible mistakes but still functional)..

heres the schematic. http://shitcore.org/imgbrd/db/157106135485.png


i try to blog about the electronics i do over here: https://noisebob.com

[PHOBoS]

Thanks for the schematic, now I understand why all those 100nF caps are there, seemed to be a bit too many and
in odd places to be just decoupling caps. Also reminds me that I still have some LM567's to play with, those things
can make some harsh noises . You might like the NANDulator.

Had a very quick look at your blog, looks interesting, I'll check it out later.

[NOISEBOB]

hey cool.. i'm gonna make a NANDulator.. i was actually already planning on doing something out of the 4093. think i'll try hacking something out of your design.. Thanks!

i'll go reply to your thread now

[GlassHausen]

Very cool! I'm brand new to the forum (joined awhile ago, but didn't look around) and already I'm finding inspiration and resources I didn't know about! Thanks for sharing your awesome work, Bob!