Sometimes it’s the little things that make me happy...
Like not constantly kicking the chain of power strips and wall warts when sitting at my desk.


Amazon product page for the power strip.
Like not constantly kicking the chain of power strips and wall warts when sitting at my desk.
Amazon product page for the power strip.
Building a 4 hp square/saw VCO from scratch.
Fear of a Google AI Planet pushed me to finally move off of Google Workspace for email and calendar services. Here's how I used Amazon WorkMail and imapsync to migrate.
After I racked the Cha Cha LFO module and started patching it to the Subharmonicon, I quickly discovered that the peak-to-peak waves coming out of that oscillator are only marginally useful. If I wanted to completely open and close a filter, say, it works great, but there isn't
In June of 2023, I got a great deal on a Rackbrute 6U and 3U set of cases from a coworker. I mounted my Subharmonicon and DFAM in the 6U for a nice, compact synth unit. The semimodulars don't take up the whole width of the case, though,