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The debut release from Adafruit is available now on pink vinyl - www.adafruit.com/products/1688 

A black box arrives in the mail.  It's a Cupcade, from Adafruit and you've been anxiously waiting for it.  You rush to your workbench, switch on your soldering iron, and take out your kit.  But there's something missing.

It's not a component.  Or a tool.  Or a broken link in one of our tutorials.  There's no soundtrack.

No problem, you stroll over to the record player at the far side of the room.  The case you're looking for is on display, sitting on a shelf next to family portraits and 3D-printed gizmos. You take the case down, pull out the bright pink 150 gram 12" vinyl disc, and place it on the player.  Slowly, the whir of a spinning record joins your Hakko's low hum as you flip your stereo’s switch.  A fuzz fills the room.  The tone builds to near climax as you raise the needle and place it on the record's first ridge.  

Anticipation yields.  Ethereal beats fill the air.  “It is not soldering,” you think, “without Bartlebeats.”

 

Frequency by Bartlebeats is the soundtrack to your soldering.  It's the first vinyl record from Adafruit that collects the music that drives our YouTube channel like a V8 engine on a Mustang.  All of it's collected into one unique, limited edition, old school package.  The record itself is a lovely pink and has a case with cover art designed by artist Bruce Yan.  It's a perfect way to rep your DIY pride and Adafruit spirit.

But that's really just a bonus to the music you're getting.  We're providing a free digital download through the Bartlebeats bandcamp page.  It's all music you've heard just by watching our videos but you've never been able to own it until now.

Below is the tracklist and here's our YouTube page where all the songs are featured just in case you can't wait for the record and want to relive past DIY adventures.  And remember that we can't guarantee that Bartlebeats will make you a better maker - but we can guarantee it'll make your project even more epic and fun.

Credits:
Tom White - Everything 
Gabe Liberti - Digital Master 
Alex DeTurk - Vinyl Master 
Bruce Yan - Art

Bartlebeats - University

Bartlebeats - Smart Forever

A live modular jam. Starts with a string sample manipulated with morphagene. Slowly transitions into a trigger-riot groove of analog sources like plaits, mangrove, filters and peaks. The leads  are hand-wiggled melodic lines coming from combined random sources, with step-sequenced choruses.

Disequilibrium

Hacker, programmer, musician, modular enthusiast. Living in Switzerland. These are my noodles and ideas, hope you enjoy some.

Disequilibrium

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