Uploaded April 2012 | Updated September 2026, 17 hours ago
More info... RucciElectronics.com/0049
Cat Resistance Synthesizer at 3:12
This is a lo-fi synthesizer that is played by bridging a connection between the two large contact handles. The pitch is controlled by the amount of resistance. The more resistance or lighter touch produces lower frequencies. This oscillator is then modulated by a LFO, giving this device very nice throaty, almost vocal sounds. It can also be played through multiple people creating a human chain.
The three large knobs control the speed of the LFO, a low-pass filter, and volume. It is powered by an included 9volt battery. A green LED indicator flashes in sync with the modulation. A standard 1/4" output makes it perfect to connect to amps, effects, or recording equipment.
This is the second of a matched pair of these I built using repurposed cigar boxes, salvaged handles, and new as well as salvaged components.
More info... RucciElectronics.com/0049
Cat Resistance Synthesizer at 3:12
This is a lo-fi synthesizer that is played by bridging a connection between the two large contact handles. The pitch is controlled by the amount of resistance. The more resistance or lighter touch produces lower frequencies. This oscillator is then modulated by a LFO, giving this device very nice throaty, almost vocal sounds. It can also be played through multiple people creating a human chain.
The three large knobs control the speed of the LFO, a low-pass filter, and volume. It is powered by an included 9volt battery. A green LED indicator flashes in sync with the modulation. A standard 1/4" output makes it perfect to connect to amps, effects, or recording equipment.
This is the second of a matched pair of these I built using repurposed cigar boxes, salvaged handles, and new as well as salvaged components.
