Invaders Must Die with Korg SQ-1 @SidRockett
Invaders Must Die with Korg SQ-1  @SidRockett
Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
SQ-1 controlling the pitch of the IMD.

Invader must die is based on famous stepped-tone generator a circuit that utilizes a 556 dual timer IC with additional LFO that modulates the signal. The controls are two potentiometers.
Forrest Mims titled the circuit "Sound Synthesizer" in 1982 then later called "Stepped-Tone Generator". The circuit creates sounds similar to a plucked violin. Electronic music experimenters begin exploring this circuit and owing to the similarity of sounds it makes to the Atari 2600, Kaustic Machines coined the name Atari Punk Console.

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