Ray Wilson authored this content while he was actively running MFOS as the founder and resident genius.
We retain the content because it reflects a valuable point of view representing that time and place.
The MFOS Sound Lab ULTIMATE is simply put, one of the coolest things you will ever build with your own two hands. If
you've always wanted to build your own analog electronic music synthesizer, the MFOS Sound Lab ULTIMATE may well be exactly what you've been waiting for. The MFOS Sound Lab ULTIMATE is the
completely new single board mono-synth from MFOS with the sickest set of features you'll find on one PC board:
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Picture yourself playing the new "Sound Lab ULTIMATE". This is Debra laying down some tracks. |
These samples demonstrate the musical accuracy of the Sound Lab ULTIMATE. Of course it can go way into the realm of space music, performance art, sound effects, whatever you can imagine with it's flexible patch cord front panel and general purpose attenuators. The only effect added is reverb to sweeten the mix. Original Star Trek Theme by Gene Roddenberry and Alexander Courage Star Trek Next Generation Theme by Alexander Courage, Gene Roddenberry and Jerry Goldsmith Minuet For Clavichord by Jean Philippe Rameau Somewhere Over The Rainbow by Harold Arlen (Karaoke Track and Sound Lab ULTIMATE) Vagabond's Song by Bela Bartok | |
Whatever your musical goals the MFOS Sound Lab ULTIMATE can help you achieve them. Whether you're mastering music production, sound effects, or performance art the MFOS Sound Lab ULTIMATE is sure to become one of the most versatile tools in your bag (and people will freak when you tell them you built it yourself). Whether you are an avid synth-diy hobbyist or a senior level electrical engineering student you will find this a very satisfying project (can you spell MAJOR EXTRA CREDIT). Perhaps your university's music department and engineering department can team up to add a totally cool piece of analog synth gear to the electronic music lab. DIYers, this project could become the heart of your very own hand made analog synthesizer. Two of these babies and who knows what could happen. Take the "ULTIMATE" step into synth-diy. |