flickr by blackrazor.click here for more.
I'm curious what was used for this one. click here for a full size shot of the last image. The custom logo looks like RJW Soft.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
DIY Synthesizer
flickr by blackrazor.click here for more.
I'm curious what was used for this one. click here for a full size shot of the last image. The custom logo looks like RJW Soft.
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Yep - looks like another of Ray Wilson's great Soundlabs based on the panel controls. MFOS rocks so much.....
ReplyDeleteI looked at the set, and I'm really curious about what he used for the front panel...it looks like a laser or inkjet printout and Modge Podge or something. It actually looks really nice!
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