This Oskitone Atari Punk Console might just be the coolest-looking version that you have ever seen.

I thought I'd mix things up a little this week and post some synth circuits people might be interested in. To start things out, here's a modified version of the classic Atari Punk Console. This has a few additional potentiometers for more control and a more versatile version of this popular synth. In the layout below note that VR stands for variable resistor as the schematic I laid this out from didn't have names for each control (there are 6, labeled A through F). Pardon all the jumpers…

A showcase of my Atari Punk Console (APC) builds along with unique eqplanation how this popular synth works. Great source of inspiration for your APC build!

Atari Punk Organ, a Simple 555 Synthesizer: This is my Atari punk organ, it is a 555 timer piano run through an Atari punk console monostable generator, the piano is based on another instructable I made: https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-make-an-electronic-piano-with-a-555-IC/ it h…

ok, after the joy of the WSG build i want to try a simpler build that doesn’t rely on buying a load of stuff from the states etc… the Atari Punk Console looks perfect for this and i hav…

A step-by-step guide to building Synthrotek's AstroNoise Kit, including the Eurorack Mod.

An oscillator module built into a business card

This intermediate build is the all-in-one Atari Punk Console and Baby 8 Step Sequencer. It’s made up of two circuit boards: one is a user...

This is an idea that I vlogged about approximately a million years ago. I finally built one into a more permanent enclosure. (Sesqui means one and a half.) I used something called “dead bug…