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'''Rob Hordijk Designs''' is the brand |
'''Rob Hordijk Designs''' is the brand of [[5U]] modules designed and crafted by Rob Hordijk. |
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All circuitry is original and follows his own concepts based on over thirty years experience in sound synthesis and electronics design.<ref>Rob Hordijk</ref> He has complete control over the whole module building process; R&D, prototyping, panel design, cutting, drilling, PCB etching and populating, final hardware assembly, calibration and testing. All components and every piece of hardware is carefully selected for reliability and comfort in use.<ref>Muff Wiggler forum:[http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=53265&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0 The Hordijk project]</ref> |
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==Rob Hordijk== |
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Rob Hordijk has been playing around with synths and computers since sequencing some analog stuff around 1982 with an RCA 1802 based SuperElf processor board. Later switching to an Apple ][+ and the Mountain Hardware Music System, for which he developed a Forth language version that could do all sorts of stuff with the Mountain cards, like KarplusStrong-type plucked string sounds and pitch shifting. His first introduction to a DSP was to the DMX1000 around 1984. In 1986 he switched to Atari ST and an Akai S900. These days he is a Clavia Nord Modular G2 aficionado.<ref>[http://electro-music.com/forum/post-10645.html&highlight=#10645 Hello to you all], electro-music.com forum, 29 March 2004</ref> |
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==List of Rob Hordijk designed modules== |
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*[[Rob Hordijk Active Matrix|Active Matrix]] |
*[[Rob Hordijk Active Matrix|Active Matrix]] |
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*[[Rob Hordijk Benjolin|Benjolin]] |
*[[Rob Hordijk Benjolin|Benjolin]] |
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*[[Rob Hordijk Triple-Input 24dB Filter|Triple-Input 24dB Filter]] |
*[[Rob Hordijk Triple-Input 24dB Filter|Triple-Input 24dB Filter]] |
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*[[Rob Hordijk Triple LF-VCO|Triple LF-VCO]] |
*[[Rob Hordijk Triple LF-VCO|Triple LF-VCO]] |
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Revision as of 18:15, 5 October 2014
Rob Hordijk Designs is the brand of 5U modules designed and crafted by Rob Hordijk.
The modules
All circuitry is original and follows his own concepts based on over thirty years experience in sound synthesis and electronics design.[1] He has complete control over the whole module building process; R&D, prototyping, panel design, cutting, drilling, PCB etching and populating, final hardware assembly, calibration and testing. All components and every piece of hardware is carefully selected for reliability and comfort in use.[2]
Rob Hordijk
Rob Hordijk has been playing around with synths and computers since sequencing some analog stuff around 1982 with an RCA 1802 based SuperElf processor board. Later switching to an Apple ][+ and the Mountain Hardware Music System, for which he developed a Forth language version that could do all sorts of stuff with the Mountain cards, like KarplusStrong-type plucked string sounds and pitch shifting. His first introduction to a DSP was to the DMX1000 around 1984. In 1986 he switched to Atari ST and an Akai S900. These days he is a Clavia Nord Modular G2 aficionado.[3]
List of Rob Hordijk designed modules
- Active Matrix
- Benjolin
- Blippoo Box
- Dual Envelope Generator
- Dual Fader
- Dual Phaser
- Mini Bay
- Mini Mix
- OSC HRM?
- Phaser Filter
- Rungler
- Triple-Input 24dB Filter
- Triple LF-VCO
References
- ^ Rob Hordijk
- ^ Muff Wiggler forum:The Hordijk project
- ^ Hello to you all, electro-music.com forum, 29 March 2004
External links
- To order or enquire about his modules, e-mail Rob.
- Rob Hordijk DIY Designs, Electro-Music forum
- Synthesis Workshops by Rob Hordijk
- The Blippoo Box: A Chaotic Electronic Music Instrument, Bent by Design by Rob Hordijk, Leonardo Music Journal, Volume 19, 2009, pp. 35-43 - requires a login for access
Videos
- Rob Hordijk explains his modular designs at the European Electro Music Event 2012, Mallorca, Spain.
- The Designer by Franz Schuier, 2008