GUI design: adventures in Blender.

My math homework:

The delay Time controls are -0.5... +1.5. Because i didn't want to redo the math of the tempo sync that might have made me able to keep the Time knobs 0... 1 and still be able to make time divisions in the low ranges.

Modulation inputs will be labelled -1/+1 because that will be needed to modulate the full range (2) of the knob.

I gave the Mod Rings the same range (-0.5... +1.5) as the knobs.

As far as i can tell, the result is (and should be) that when the knob is in the middle position and the CV slider is fully open, modulation will go exactly from the knobs minimum to maximum range.

Amiright?

This would mean that when modulation input -1/+1 goes to a 0...1 knob, the modulation would go beyond the knob range when the CV slider is fully open, and i need to 1/2 the modulation signal. Right?

Greets,

Bolle

Some Japanese bloke did a sound demo video for the Beezlebaum. I downloaded it and put in on the youtubes. You can stop watching around the halfway mark. It's all annoying high resonance filter squeal from there.

Here's the video.

Greets,

Bolle

The wave shaping for the Beezlebaum came out sounding really, really great. Beyond my expectations. Especially the square and saw oscillators.

I was diddling around with a 'Subharmonicon' clone from a Reaktor tutorial. That didn't sound very good. But it did give me the idea of isolating the saw oscillator from the Beezlebaum, and adding two sub oscillators.

It's a super simple process, but it sounds super fat.

I didn't have the extra space in the Beezlebaum GUI, and the plan was to build this for personal use only, so i built a little box and designed a new GUI. Then i decided to upload it anyway. Who knows. Maybe someone else likes saw waves? 😆

Here is the result. Hacksaw.

You can get it here: https://www.native-instruments.com/en/reaktor-community/reaktor-user-library/entry/show/15031/

Greets,

Bolle

How's this?

Moogy knobs to kick things off.

Available for download here: https://www.native-instruments.com/en/reaktor-community/reaktor-user-library/entry/show/15033/

In the future, i'll probably do matching backgrounds and scales for the type of synth/knob i'm emulating.

Greets,

Bolle

I can but i won't. I would have to design and apply graphics to every face of the dice. 20 faces. Not doing that.