> Fools paradise by Morten Joe Time for braindump.......................................Lack of brainage detected............................................When was the last you were bamboozled?.............................................909808707606303......................................................Bubblegum-pie................3 parts bubble............5 parts gum..............67 parts love........................best frequency.........................598hz..................................mix with lemonade.............................................airfry that shit.........................................................................The banana is delicious, but can also be malicous..................................................................How about them apples though..............................................................toilet break................................................................................................. test test test test

Music stuff (picture links):

Bikejacking

Morten Joe - Bikejacking

Brain Dance Vol.1

Morten Joe - Brain Dance

Loft Music

Morten Joe - Brain Dance

Radio broadcasts from paradise (AKA Vers Libre):





Download link (320kbps)

Download link (320kbps)


Visit Fool's Paradise Hotel:

Hi, your pokemon are fighting fit. Check out these links for more information about the place:

Instagram: @mortenjoes
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/mortenjoe
Mixcloud: mixcloud.com/mortenjoe
Email: mortenjoes[at]gmail.com

Welcome to the game room, pardon the mess

Here is a fun sound:

Fusion cooking:

Morten Joe - mangobanana

That time I was feeling the summer, but stayed inside learning Blender:



I recommend checking out the Generator Room next.


Watch out you.... rummaging down here in the the creepy bassment

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Here are some doodles

Simson's Euclidean sequencer:
Morten Joe's Simson sequencer
Building instructions:
This design is fully based on the awesome work of @Hagiwo. Check out all their stuff, it's fantastic and great inspiration to arduino application in music. For specifics on this basis for this Simson's Euclidean sequencer check here: Euclidean sequencer


I took this source code and schematic and made the following changes:
- Reduced the output channels for the Euclidean sequencer from 6 to 3
- Possiblity for an internal clock source if no external clock is available
- Added a clock divider output, which can be set to /4, /3, /2 or /1 using the rotary encoder
- Added option to change speed on each channel individually by 2x, 3x or 4x the original clock speed

You can find my source code for this sequencer on my github: github.com/mjoes/euclidean

The beemachine:
Morten Joe's bee machine

Building instructions:
Trap between 30 and 40 bees in your local park. Be sure to plant new bees come next year, since bees are threatened nowadays. Put the bees in a box and hook up a microphone. Attach feathers to the knobs on the inside of the box to tickle the bees and Bob's your uncle.

Reverb and delay:
Morten Joe's reverb delay

Building instructions:
steel one of them toy microphones from a snotty kid and tear out the spring that emulates amplification (kid's are such fools). Hook that up to some stuff, solder here, solder there and done!

Noise Toaster:
Morten Joe's noise machine

Building instructions:
Massive S/O to Music From Outer Space

Alex:
alex

Building instructions:
Meet Alex, a self-aware bleepbloop making machine. It's a bit personal to put information on somebody's soul up on the internet so I won't. But hit me up if you are interested though.


What else

Here is some food for fools. If you have any food to add here, please send an electro-mail.
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FACT: Jon Bon Jovi's real name is Joe


Hello sheep:
World is Slanted



World is Slanted

TL;DR: github.com/mjoes/drumbadum

Introduction:

Welcome to my room. Here you can track the progress on my current project, the Fool's Drummachine. I don't yet exactly know myself what it will be, but we'll find out along the way. I do know that it won't have your classic 8 or 16 step trigger buttons. Also the user won't have (full) parameter control over the drum sounds. The user will get a set of dials and play around with the sequence, sounds, dynamics etc. However without the user exactly knowing what is going on under the hood. Call it a grey box if you like, I'm gonna call it the Drumbadum from now on.

The idea came up because of me wanting some drums to accompany my modular, without the need for 10 expensive modules, as well as me being a bit bored of your classic sequencer interface. When searching for my solution to this problem I came across the Bastl Kastle, which looks very sick, but also not as musical as I'd like it too be. Also I'm after cleaner drum sounds which more fit my style. Thus this project was born. The endgoal is producing a digital hardware drum machine that is intuitive, but also has a feeling of organized randomness. More of a live performance experimental machine, than a studio recording drum machine.

The reason I choose to write this down in 90s blog style is to contribute to the amazing DIY culture that exists in electronical instruments. Seeing as this is the first project I am designing from start to finish, I think it could be fun for others who are contemplating doing the same to read my experience. I have been scared before by people on reddit saying it is super hard making PCBs, boostrapping chips etc etc etc. I hope at the end of the ride, that I can to say this can be done with little to no experience. No guts no glory. Also I'm just gonna take my time. Family life, work, friends and other hobbies take up a lot, so this project could be year(s) in the making.

Go to the project page >

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