The HSS3i is here
August 30, 2011
August 18, 2011
Post all your Bleep related pics and video as well as questions for me in our new Facebook group!
Here’s the first video for the PAL198X. Stay tuned for Neon Indian’s crazy video for it….
August 3, 2011
We’re proud to announce our newest device, The PAL198X.
This limited edition mini analog synthesizer is based on the Pico Paso with a few modifications designed by Dr. Bleep and Alan Palomo of Neon Indian. The biggest addition are swappable controls which allow you to easily attach the included potentiometers or photocells (or a number of other devices we’ll post about later) in any configuration to the three oscillators to create all kinds of triangle wave chaos.
- Two triangle wave oscillators which can be activated independently or together, modulating each other.
- Square LFO which affects the amplitude of both triangle oscillators.
- 1/4″ out.
- Screw terminals allow any resistive device to control the pitch of the three oscillators.
- 9v battery powered.
Only available in the limited edition Era Extraña package from Neon Indian.
Stay tuned for mods and hacking info….
June 22, 2011
The Nebulophone’s code has been overhauled! Check out all the additions here.
May 23, 2011
Shirts of both colors and all sizes are back in stock. Get them while they still have that new shirt smell!
In other news, check out what happens when a Thingamagoop 2 meets an MPC at lunarglutton.tumblr.com. Thanks Alex!
May 5, 2011
Quick recording the audio output of Arduino serial pins. See my comments for details.
March 10, 2011
This Friday, March 11th at 6pm, at UT Austin’s beautiful new Visual Arts Center we’ll be doing a workshop on the PicoPaso.
Space is limited as always so email xochisolis@utvac.org to get on the list.
Full details here.

February 27, 2011
Austin – BleepLabs Breakfast from Richard Devine on Vimeo.
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