Kosmo 2399 Triple Splashback First Build Vlog 3 Pt2399 chips in a module 

This is a Patreon Vlog from April the 2nd when I started working on the 2399 Triple splash back delay! based on 3 #pt2399 chips ITS UP :- www.lookmumnocomputer.com/projects#/2399-triple-splashback The actual module of this will be available within the next 24 hours on my site. you'll see the finished module on. my #moog #subharmonicon video here :- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Q8WESsh8HTk.html If you'd like to see more VLOGS like this check out my Patreon, which helps support some big upcoming projects :) :- www.patreon.com/lookmumnocomputer

My speakers shed years trying to reproduce these waveforms . Lol . So awesome .

The variety of effects coming out of this is ludicrous. Love it!

ahhh i see I'm not the only one who figured out the "garbage mode" lol! I accidentally put a 1Mohm pot in place and I got that, I used to crank the feedback with delay on what I call "broken mode" (same as your garbage mode) and you get weird uncertain patterns. used to run that into a spring for a horror music band I used to play with a lot. that delay also had a oscillator that went into the audio rate range and modulate the delay at audio rate, or like weird FM delay repeats. This look great Sam!

Several years ago, I played guitar in the post-rock band The Farewell Monument and we used these absolutely terrible Chinese delay pedals called The Time Machine. They were Pepto Bismol pink, cost us $24, and sounded terrible but in the best lofi ways. The circuit they used pushed the PT2399 well beyond its specifications so it would sample and delay nearly 2 full seconds of audio. To achieve that they crushed the bitrate on the delayed signal so it quickly deteriorated, giving it a character similar to tape delay with severely damaged tape. With the feedback set to 100%, it exploded into a luscious noise that would damage your equipment if you weren’t Johnny on the spot with the Level knob to keep the volume within some semblance of reason-which was sometimes difficult because each unit we purchased was slightly different in its response and sound. They weren’t terribly reliable, but they were unique and absolutely crucial to the sound in a few of our songs, so between myself and the other guitarist we bought 6-7 of them just to have on hand. I still have 2. Awesome little units, I always have several PT2399s in my parts drawer because they are the perfect chip for instant lofi.

thank you for this, I ordered 5 chips to make something cool like this.

Mate that sounds wiiiild! Great module, looking forward to it

Yes Sam that sounds awesome, maybe chuck in some punch button's for cut off or instant value change etc. Awesome build thanks for sharing.

id buy this tbh (if i had any money) this is rlly great and i love it

The bit with the chickens is brilliant.

listened to the whole thing with awe. you don't get this stuff with digital. absolutely inspiring!

This is beautiful

Now all we need is a couple of Schmidt triggers and we're all happy.

Wow, I've never caught one of your unpolished experimental jams! Lovely!!!!

Sounds like some madness Joel Zimmerman uses. Beautiful module bruv

Having three chips plays to the strengths of the pt2399. I think one thing I would change with only one chip is the lack of a hard sync to a clock, it's not clean enough nor dirty enough, adding two more chips gets all that digital fighting going on making whole new things. Nice demo.

mmmm... that overdrive is lovely

Love this. Thanks Sam

14:47 is dope

12:24 sounds a lil bit like the end of Nirvana- "Radio Friendly Unit Shifter" lol Whole thing is awesome, man! I have a handful of PT2399's that I'd like to use a 555 timer and an optoisolator on to control the "Time" aspect, i.e. the resistance that can cause extreme "pitch shifting" (kinda? lol). Or a CD4024 for dividing octaves until I get down to a few Hz and use that to PWM the LED in the opto? Idk, man. I'm drinking wine so I'll shut up... for now lol Love what you do!

MFOS did a circuit with it too called the echo rockit

Reminds me of the delay no more by Non Linear Circuits.

I picture Richard Wright and Roger Waters in the studio making Dark Side of the Moon! Well done mate! You mind if I bounce a few questions off you when I start me builds? Have you tried guitar on it? Cheers, Casey.

take a look at NLC module called "Delay no More 3"....... schematics are normally available I think.... You might find some useful ideas..... I also have a video of the kind of fun on my channel using the original "Delay no More" module by NLC... Viva PT2399!!!

Nonsense x 3?? That equals crazy!

Disgusting. I love it!

is there a way to somehow take the output and change just a pitch of that?

Now for a revocar tape loop or it’s digital chip Arduino equivalent

I want one 😫😩😭

yeeeessss!

👏🏼👽

I been meaning to screw around with the pt2399 ICs I have.

I just got 5 pt2399s... like I wasn't going to listen to all of this... nice

Want to Finally build my own! Wheres the list of the stuff/components that i haveto get before starting to weld? I allready got the lmnc 3*2399 chip with lmnc sticker!

How many Delay/Echos are to many?

Very interesting delay. Can you do Karplus Strong synthesis with this?

Eurorack version prebuilt in your shop one day?

man check out NLC delay no more it is all about utterly destroying the PT2399. also your PCB designs are awesome

"slowly stopped working" one sentence.... made in Chi-na

WEird and buggy :)) I think you'll never get this from a modern FX processor... maybe with special algorythms only.

Итить колотить ты тут нагородил адский модулятор. )))

Noice 👍