Portable – Tasty Chips Electronics

Analog, Arduino, Arduino DUE, Casing, Hybrid synth, MIDI, New products, Portable, Sequencer, ST4, Synthesizer, VCF

Casing, boxes, and plugged holes

August 26, 2016wpress

Dear ST4 backers, This is not the post you’ve been waiting for.. not yet. But we’re close. Very very close. Today the sample casing was completed.. and it’s on its…Continue readingCasing, boxes, and plugged holes

Arduino DUE, Hybrid synth, Portable, ST4, Synthesizer

ST4 woodboard

August 11, 2015wpress

It’s been a while since anything was mentioned about the upcoming ST4 synth. So, here’s a little post to show the progress of the last months. For those of you…Continue readingST4 woodboard

Analog, Casing, Monosynth, Portable, Sawbench, Synthesizer

Kickstarter finally over. Sawbench now in the webshop!

June 25, 2015wpress

The last sawbenches have now shipped. This also includes the custom edition (with better components and custom artwork), as shown in the picture! And.. The Sawbench is now finally available…Continue readingKickstarter finally over. Sawbench now in the webshop!

Analog, Casing, Knobs, Monosynth, Portable, Synthesizer

Sawbench update: 120x PCB’s, casing, planning

April 10, 2015wpress

The electronics This week the 100 analog and 100 digital sawbench PCB’s finally arrived. We already had 20 before and these are now fully soldered and tested. The PCB’s seem…Continue readingSawbench update: 120x PCB’s, casing, planning

Hybrid synth, Portable, ST4, Synthesizer

Feature-complete spaghetti

December 1, 2014wpress

Loads of things have come our way. Loads of things non-synth. And this took time, loads of time. But here it is, in all its glory: a more-or-less feature-complete model…Continue readingFeature-complete spaghetti

Hybrid synth, Knobs, Portable, Synthesizer, VCF

Polysynth development and the Arduino Due, part due

July 12, 2014wpress

So much has happened in the recent weeks.. Where to start? First off, we’re making a new synth. A full-blown polyphonic, with loads of special features you’re unlikely to encounter…Continue readingPolysynth development and the Arduino Due, part due