Nanoloop Goes Hardware
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2019 7:57 am
I've been a fan of Nanoloop since version 1 was shipped on the old grey cartridge and have a bought a good number of Game Boys to run the three copies of it I own.
I just read in Synth Anatomy that Nanoloop has finally made it to the physical realm, so to speak. Currently still running a Kickstarter campaign, Oliver has reached full funding, but the details are slim aside fact it's a dedicated Nanoloop console with a proper MIDI/analogue sync in and out, with a 5 character 7 segment LED display and a 32 LED grid for the menu + sequencer step display. The lack of a screen is disappointing but I'm hoping the old wavetable editor can still exist via the LED array.
http://www.synthanatomy.com/2019/03/nan ... encer.html
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/73 ... escription
I just read in Synth Anatomy that Nanoloop has finally made it to the physical realm, so to speak. Currently still running a Kickstarter campaign, Oliver has reached full funding, but the details are slim aside fact it's a dedicated Nanoloop console with a proper MIDI/analogue sync in and out, with a 5 character 7 segment LED display and a 32 LED grid for the menu + sequencer step display. The lack of a screen is disappointing but I'm hoping the old wavetable editor can still exist via the LED array.
http://www.synthanatomy.com/2019/03/nan ... encer.html
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/73 ... escription