Carbon
- Body
- Bead-blasted black
- Knobs
- Raw aluminium
- Voice
- Sine, round and low
OSCILLO OSC-1, a desktop analog synthesizer. Concept project.
OSC-1
Desktop analog monosynth
Three oscillators, one ribbon
Scroll to play
Turn the knob. Hear the room.
Machined from solid aluminium, knurled for a thumb, weighted to coast a hair after you let go. Seven o'clock is a whisper. Five o'clock fills the room.
Editions / 03
Signal
- Body
- Signal orange powdercoat
- Knobs
- Black anodised
- Voice
- Saw, all teeth
Volt
- Body
- Bone enamel
- Knobs
- Electric blue caps
- Voice
- Square, hollow and loud
Process · four moves, one signal
Step 01
Oscillate
Three oscillators start raw: a saw full of teeth, a sub an octave down.
Step 02
Filter
The 24 dB ladder files the teeth off. CUTOFF decides how much survives.
Step 03
Shape
Four faders draw the envelope: how a note swells in and how long it hangs.
Step 04
Play
Sixteen keys and a ribbon. Drag a finger and the pitch goes where it goes.
Specification · concept
Every part, lit.
Tap a line to light the part
Pre-order waitlist · OSC-1 · concept
Get in line.Get inline.
First batch: 500 units, hand-built, numbered under the CUTOFF knob. Leave a name and we would write when the line moves. If this were real.