The little frog was very excited to sit on the famous original MIDIbox SID prototype that he only knew from pictures before:

He quickly jumped to one of his most favorite [...]]]>

Mr. Braska reached MIDIbox HQ in Munich and was welcomed by Thorsten aka. TK with a traditional wheat beer and a nice midibox.org sticker as a present.

The little frog was very excited to sit on the famous original MIDIbox SID prototype that he only knew from pictures before:

He quickly jumped to one of his most favorite knobs and started to tweak on a lovely bassline. He was completely stunned from the unique SID sounds:

And he couldn’t resist to program a suitable drum sequence:

Of course, he also wanted to get his hands on the brilliant MB-6582 design which TK got as a present from Wilba:

And the MB-808 that evolved from a joint work with Moogah:

It was late in the evening, and Mr. Braska swinged into a sweet slumber, curious about the other projects that he will explore in the next days.

Mr. Braska will spend the weekend there, photoshooting with various synths.He has found some same-sized friends there as you can see from the following pic..

More updates from Mr. Braska during the weekend.

Vinnui stated that this polysix had a faulty PSU so after the modular iscompleted, he will fix it.

Lucky frog, now sits on top of the polysix and he has nothing cut-off

There is the position of the non-existend PSU

But everything else seems [...]]]>

Another photo-shoot, now with a well-respected, retro, gutted synth,
the KORG polysix

Vinnui stated that this polysix had a faulty PSU so after the modular is
completed, he will fix it.

Lucky frog, now sits on top of the polysix and he has nothing cut-off

There is the position of the non-existend PSU

But everything else seems in order.

This is the PSU of the modular

And it seems to supply enough power to support Mr. Braska too!

And a cameo appearance of a midi keyboard!

(and on his mini-mac)

This is a part of his lab. Mr. Braska feels good being around electronic components

The frog and the tool!.. Mr. Braska and the soldering iron

Mr Braska samples the boards. [...]]]>

It is a fact!! Mr. Braska is now at Vinnui’s home! The first photos show him posing for various modules vinnui has made!

(and on his mini-mac)

This is a part of his lab. Mr. Braska feels good being around electronic components

The frog and the tool!.. Mr. Braska and the soldering iron

Mr Braska samples the boards. He will hold them later

Vinnui’s ADSR .. Mr. Braska likes the neat cable work!

Ridin’ the noise train!

In front of Vinnui’s awsome panels!!

Mr Braska asked about the spined skull design. It is hand-drawn by Vinnui himself
and vectorized in Inkscape

Attack of the VCOs

Mr. Braska will now rest for a while in his favorite place. The module box!!!!

This is it for today.. But tomorrow there will be much more!!

Goodnight Mr. Braska

From now on, Braska will be on the move. DIYers will get to host him and shoot him (photo shoot that is) with their lab and equipment.. He won’t say [...]]]>

Braska will be away for some time. He wants to know more DIYers and I will grant his wish by letting him do just that!!

From now on, Braska will be on the move. DIYers will get to host him and shoot him (photo shoot that is) with their lab and equipment.. He won’t say no to have his picture taken on top of an exotic synth/musical instrument either.

.. So, if you want to host him, just drop me a comment/email at akorbeti [at] gmail [dot] com.

Now, on to his first trip!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(the following photo is on the weigh scale of the post office. There, he had to play dead. Stuffed frogs don’t speak or move. (something like toy story!))