Progress Glitch'n Course Complete & Continue Next Lesson Learn More Day 1 - Working with One Oscillator + 4040 7 Lessons Lesson 1: Blink an LED Lesson 2: Make some "clicks" Lesson 3: Use a knob to control the speed Lesson 4: Use a button to gate the sound Lesson 5: Add a filter Lesson 6: Light Patterns Lesson 7: Drum Machine Day 2 - Working with Two Oscillators + 4040 7 Lessons Lesson 1: Set up a slow oscillator (review) Lesson 2: Add a second (slow) oscillator Lesson 3: Two faster (tonal) oscillators (Blade Runner!) Lesson 4: AM Radio Transmitter Lesson 5: Rebuild the 4040 Drum Machine (Review) Lesson 6: Wonky beats with 4040 "Reset" Lesson 7: Glitch with "Voltage Starving" Day 3: Microsound & Generative Beats (4021) 7 Lessons Lesson 1: Prepare two Oscillators Lesson 2: Complex Patterns with the 4021 Lesson 3: Repetetive 4021 Drummer Lesson 4: Microsound 1 - Subtle Composition Lesson 5: Generative 4021 Drummer Lesson 6: Microsound 2: Deep Sculpting Lesson 7: Glitch as Musical Structure Day 4 - Stepped Filters with the 4051 6 Lessons Lesson 1: Prepare Two Slow Oscillators Lesson 2: Automatic Switching with the 4051 Lesson 3: Add a Third Oscillator Lesson 4: Stepped Low-Pass Filtered "Clicks" Lesson 5: Stepped Low-Pass Filtered Tones Lesson 6: Stepped Band-Pass Tones Day 5 - Freestyle Noise with the 40106 6 Lessons Lesson 1: Prepare Three Oscillators Lesson 2: Modulation Network Lesson 3: High-Pass Filter Lesson 4: Voltage Starving Lesson 5: Searching for White Noise Lesson 6: Spooky Action at a Distance Glitch'n Course Complete & Continue Next Lesson Learn More Day 4 - Stepped Filters with the 4051 Lesson 3: Add a Third Oscillator
Add a third oscillator and use this as the input to the switch. Instead of the LEDs remaining solid at each output of the switch, we can make them strobe. To make them dimmer, we can use a 10K (orange) rather than 1K (red) resistor. View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize
