Price:
Day 1 (SuperCollider with Evol): £30.00
Days 2 & 3 (Oi, Kant!): £200
All three days: £220
The price includes materials and tools.
Day 1 (with Roc Jimenez de Cisneros//EVOL) – 27 Apr, 18.30 - 21.30
Introduction to SuperCollider and sound synthesis (especially 303 sound synthesis)
Building your own sequences, as well as Control Voltage generators (in order to sequence “Oi, Kant!” hardware synthesiser, which will be built during the next two days
Synthesising acid lines – building LFOs, resonance filters, envelope generators
Day 2 (with Ewa Justka) – 28 Apr, 11.00 - 18.00
Introduction to history of drum machines
Introduction to analog sound synthesis
Soldering “Oi, Kant!”
Day 3 (with Ewa Justka) – 29 Apr, 11.00 – 18.00
Finishing the synthesiser and triggering it with SuperCollider (synth also works standalone)
“Oi, Kant!”
Have you ever wanted to become gabber producer but couldn’t be bothered with all that dutch darkness round it? Well then this machine is for you. “Oi, kant!” isn’t a usual drum machine, in fact, it isn’t a drum machine at all! What is it then? Well it’s a strange patchable synthesiser, which consists of:
– drum voice (high and low pass filter, decay)
– weird (really weird ) bassline with CV control
– resonance filter
– cowbell with simple VCA and decay mode
-4 separate sequencers (8 step sequencer, bidirectional sequencer, 2x looping sequencers)
– each voice can be triggered with all of the above sequencers, separately. You can also use external sequencers.
– it has separate outputs for each voice
– clock in
-you can use resonance filter separately and filter any external input through it
– with extra 10 pounds you can obtain 4 mono mini jack cables that are required for patching the machine, otherwise you should bring your own cables
The synth is quite advanced, so it would be good if you have some experience in soldering since we will be using SMD technology. This is a newly developed synth from Ewa and this will be your first chance to get your hands on one.
Music Hackspace can offer a 10% concession for students or people who are unemployed or benefit recipients. If eligible, please email info@musichackspace.org and they can send you a code.
The venue is located on the ground floor of Somerset House and is fully wheelchair accessible with an accessible toilet. If you have any other access requirements, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate them.
