The brand new Ronin GUI – now written in ANSI C for multi-platform compatibility and easy installation.
Thanks to all the early adopters who passed on their feedback – we want the Ronin 802 to be as useful and user friendly as possible, so keep it coming in. And don’t forget, the Ronin 802 is an open project, so if you want to contribute please do!
Grab yourself a Ronin, try out the GUI, and let us know what you think!
Picobloks are modular tools for building circuits.
The Buffer Amp is a breadboard compatible stereo pre-amp with up to 100 x gain and adjustable input attenuation, DC Offset removal, and stereo active filters –
high pass at 7Hz and low pass at 28KHz.
It is the first in the new Picoblok series, and is now available for worldwide shipping from the Sonodrome Store.
Welcome to 2012! It’s been a busy one for the Sonodrome team so far – we’ve seen Ronin 802′s ship all over the world, and we’ve even started writing a new GUI for it. Check out what we’ve been up to on our Youtube channel, and if you want to contribute to the software, head on over to the Ronin website.
After many, many months of development, the Sonodrome team is very pleased to announce that the Ronin 802 is now available for purchase! Manufactured in the UK, this new breed of Open Source stand alone digital synthesizer is Arduino compatible, and offers a very flexible platform for the development of custom electronic instruments and sound processing units. For none-code-monkeys it comes complete with a Graphical User Interface, and as usual the Sonodrome team are always on hand to answer any questions, or help you along with your Ronin 802 based projects. Just drop us an email on info@sonodrome.co.uk.
To find out more about the Ronin 802, download the software and to place an order, visit the Ronin 802 website.
Studio-based UK band Softwhere have just released a new EP on iTunes. The tracks feature contributions from the Sonodrome team, including samples of one of our hand built synthesizers, the Posc. Softwhere produces a beautifully eclectic mix of music including Folk, Pop, Rock and Electronica. For more info and to listen to music from Softwhere, visit their Myspace page.
After many months of development and testing, the Ronin 802 has now been signed off and the first batch of boards are currently being manufactured. These will be available to buy soon. Check out the Ronin 802 website for full details and to make a purchase!
Sonodrome is very pleased to announce the launch of it’s new Open Source project – the Ronin 802. The Ronin 802 is a new breed of stand alone digital synthesizer. This re-programmable hardware module is a versatile platform for the creation of custom electronic musical instruments and sound processing units. The Ronin 802 is also a fully compatible Arduino shield, allowing access to a rich ecosystem of hardware and software tools.
The hardware will be available to purchase next month – in the meantime, check out the website to find out more!
Today Sonodrome celebrates it’s second birthday. We would like to thank all our customers and associates for all their amazing help and support over the last two years – We couldn’t have done it without you!
We’re all super excited about the possibilities and opportunities for Sonodrome in our third year of business, and we hope to take our technology and creativity to the next level.
So – Eat a cake, have a massive brew, dance about and share the joy!
Sonodrome is finally back in the office after an eventful two weeks away, the highlight of which was a great visit to STEIM in Amsterdam, to introduce the new Ronin 802 Synth. While we were there we also had chance to catch up with our friend from the other side of the pond, Moldover, who (as usual) has some great projects on the go.
Stay tuned to see the new features and release date of the Ronin 802…
The Sonodrome office will be closed for phone calls next month between September 9th and September 25th. The team will be out at various events in the UK and Europe – we will still be reachable via email but please bear with us as replies may take slightly longer than usual. Normal hours will be resumed from September 26th, thanks for your patience!
