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 2 - Working with Two Oscillators + 4040 Lesson 4: AM Radio Transmitter
Now we replace one of our capacitors with a very small one (68 pF). This oscillator now oscillates way above what we can hear. We modulate this very fast oscillator with our “tonal” oscillator. The result: our tone is broadcast to a nearby AM radio! View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize
