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How did it get to be September already? Well, that means it's time for Knobcon! I (Eric) won't be there but Jay will, he has the Nibbler and Dual Vector Foil to show and all the other modules for sale. The new modules will be there, still no ETA, the modules have been functionally done for a while but I've been chasing my tail doing revisions mostly intended to make them easier to build and also easy to repair. This is your yearly reminder that coming up with an idea is like 5% of the work, making a working prototype...

Hope you are all doing well! I've been doing a lot of travel and events lately, most recently I went to Stockholm to do an in store event at Jam/Escape from Noise, hang out with my friend Dan from DPW, and attend the Sound and Music Computing conference. I think I would like to attend more of the DSP/academic type events, maybe collaborate with some of these organizations a bit outside the synthesizer world? Anyway the next travel I have scheduled is in September to attend the DAFX conference and revel in some math and then soon after that Machina...

We will be at Superbooth again this year, this time in the W Hall at booth W446 showing off two new modules (prototypes so far, with one slated for May/June production and the other for this fall). Come by and try them out! This will also be the first Superbooth since we released the Three Body so check that out as well. The Sunday after the Fest I will also be performing at the DIY Kit Day in collaboration with the Berlin Modular Society at the Klunderkranich rooftop bar, more info on that will follow.

On March 28th I will be giving a 15 minute presentation on the prototyping and development process of the Three Body for the inaugural Sound Hackers meetup in Portland at the Crowd Supply Headquarters. This event is free but requires an RSVP. On April 8th I will be leading a workshop on Phase and Frequency Modulation with the Portland Synth library. This event has a sliding scale fee, please check the website for more information. EDIT: The video recording of the talk at the Sound Hackers meetup is below  

There is a very thoughtful tutorial on the use of stepped voltages with the Three Body and also some absolute sonic madness in this new video from Stazma