Update:
The Rad-Fi System is here.
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Code
Instructions
Rough schematic

It’s been a long time in the making but It’ll be worth the wait.

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Update

The next Bleep Labs summer workshop is this Sunday, July 13th 7 PM at Switched On.

The workshop series is based on combining simple analog and digital circuits to form new creations. Rather than soldering the components together, the Rad-Fi is breadboard-based, allowing it to be easy for a beginner to make noise and for an expert to modify.

The Rad-Fi + is a lo-fi, Arduino-based digital delay that is great at making textural feedback drones and loops as well as short, flangy resonances. It can take input from the light controlled analog oscillators included in the workshop or any external audio source.
Modulation of the sample rate and freeze with the analog oscillators is also possible as seen in the video.

This series is for all ages and experience levels. All workshops are stand alone.
Workshop price includes all materials so you’ll be taking home your own breadboard synth!

Sign up here.

The last workshop filled up quickly so be sure to purchase a seat beforehand.

There’s a new Bleep Labs / Handmade Music Austin workshop! The Rad-Fi System 001.

Build it at NMASS Saturday, June 14th at 1:30. Dr. Bleep will be performing with it and other Bleep Labs devices, modular synth, and glitched video that evening.

The workshop is $30, all materials included. Email drbleep@bleeplabs.com to reserve a seat. No NMASS ticket is required but it is encouraged as there’s a lot of great performances happening thursday to saturday!

This solder-free, breadboard kit is based around 3 analog, light-controlled oscillators that interact with each other. They then pass through a lo-fi, Arduino-based digital delay.

Don’t worry if you can’t make it to NMASS, we’ll be offering this kit and more online soon…..

This is is the first device in a new workshop series for Bleep Labs, so stay tuned for more events and noises. You can follow us at bleeplabs.com/news, on Twitter, Facebook, or our email newslette.

NMASS is almost here again. Help us put on another great weekend of sights and sounds by getting your ticket now!
I’ll be performing as well as holding a synth building workshop.
But only if we make our funding goal!