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Space Baby is a beat-synced modulated digital delay. It uses a simple wireless infrared protocol to maintain sync with other Andromeda Space Rocker devices.
Space Baby!
Tell me more!
As you wish:
- Controls for delay, feedback, delay-modulation, ring-modulation, wet/dry mix
- Beat-syncs wirelessly through IR to other Andromeda Space Rocker devices
- Lo-fi 12 bit / 14 Khz analog/digital conversion for mellow echoes
- 3.3 x 2.7 inches
- Uses a dsPIC33FJ64GP802. Board has a programming header compatible with Microchip Pickit; should make a useful platform for DSP experiments
Click here for a pdf which describes the controls.
Click here for a pdf of the schematic.
How does it sound?
With MIDI-IR and the Autonomous Baseline Generator:
By itself (input is a offscreen MFOS Soundlab):
What is it compatible with?
It has a quarter-inch jack for line-level input. Guitar should be okay too, although it is a bit noisy.
It can wirelessly sync to the following devices:
- MIDI-IR from Wooster Audio
- MK1, MK2, MK3, and MK4 Drum Machines from Eric Archer
- Autonomous Baseline Generator from 4ms Pedals
- Nebulophone Synth from Bleep Labs
- Bend Sequencer from Mickey Delp
How much does it cost?
$55 for a kit with all components (includes schematic and instructions).
$80 for a completed device, assembled and tested in Austin.
Shipping will be approximately $3-$6 depending on country.
For larger orders please contact me before you order for possible shipping discounts and to check stock
If you are in Austin, you can buy from me in person, too. Just send me an email.
Feedback
DJ Metronome's detailed build pictures
Space Baby???
You know, Pink Floyd "Echoes"...2001...the floating space baby...
Translation: "Moon Palace Little Guest". Supposedly a jade rabbit lives there.
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