synthesizers

I recently finished my Baby-10 sequencer and used it to drive my Werkstatt as part of a recent musical project.  While there were a couple of problems with the build that I'm not completely happy with, completing this project has really sparked my interest in building synthesizer modules from scratch.

I've got enough wires soldered up to light some LEDs in sequence!

Wiring up ten sets of components -- one for each step of the sequencer -- is tedious, but also a good learning experience.

Time to commit and solder up this board.  I decided to start with the circuits around the CD40106 decade counter chip: The 40107 decade counter chip is mounted in a socket on the right side of the board.  The circuit on the bottom half of the board is a switch

Early morning obsessive thoughts about my sequencer project lead me to build a split-rail power supply.

Creating a front panel for the Baby-10. Trial, error, re-trial, and success.

Paul starts work on a Baby-10 control voltage sequencer.

Redditor "Piper-Bob" asked for ideas on how to pair a Werkstatt with a Subharmonicon [https://www.reddit.com/r/synthesizers/comments/jmdd57/need_werkstatt_dfam_or_subharmonicon_patch_ideas/] .  One of the reasons I got a Werkstatt was because it had an LFO CV out that I could use with