Its pretty cool .. reverb, vocoder, pitch shaper, vibrato , etc ... very flexible.
The official webpage is here:
http://www.synthrotek.com/products/modular-circuits/synthrotek-roboto/
Assembly instructions are here:
http://www.synthrotek.com/kit-assembly-instructions/modular-circuit-assembly-instructions/synthrotek-roboto-assembly-instructions/
I bought a barebones kit which included the PCBs, faceplate, a vactrol & one microcontroller ic....labeled R1
The heart of the module is the HT8950. It is a CMOS LSI voice modulator IC which provides seven steps to shift the frequency of an input voice, producing a dramatic change in the output. The HT8950 provides two special effects: vibrato and robot. The vibrato effect is generated by alternating the frequency of an input signal up and down at a rate of 8Hz. The robot function, on the other hand, converts an input voice into a robot voice
R1 is a PIC16F1823 microcontroller. It's already programmed.
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