Around The Intertubes...
From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.
Here’s some interesting things I’ve come across in the last few days, in no particular order:
AKWF Generic Waveforms: This is a gigantic collection of single-cycle waveforms, handy for various purposes. I haven’t used them to make anything yet, but they seem to be “the bomb”-ish.
anbb mimikry: If you’re in to this sort of thing, you no doubt know about the anbb (Alta Novo & Blixa Bargeld) project, and the EP that came out in June. On Oct. 1st, they’re dropping a full-length. Not for everyone, I know, but definitely makes me do the happy dance. A friend of mine, upon learning of this album, said “if someone told me I wouldn’t end the day without hearing Blixa Bargeld covering Harry Nilsson, I’d have called them a bald-faced liar.” This album will definitely scratch that particular itch, the which you probably didn’t know you had. (As I mentioned, an EP with all the best tracks has been available since June, fwiw.)
Shruthi-1: The Shruthi-1 kit finally started shipping. And immediately stopped. I got the email that it would be available on Saturday, but it’s some kind of weird-ass metric Saturday, as it was already over when I got there, and the kits are sold out. I assume there will be more at some point, and while I’m no longer very interested in spending an afternoon bent over a hot soldering iron, I’ll take one for the team with this kit. All the important parts are still available individually, but frankly, I have too much to do already without having to try and order all the extra parts.
Anything interesting and obscure I missed in the last few days?
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