September 12, 2016 AT 12:30 pm
3D Printable Modular Synthesizer #MusicMonday #3Dprinting
via 3dprint
…with this multi-part design for a synthesizer controller keyboard, Tim Trzepacz says he wanted to create a modular design which would allow designers to 3D print as many sections as they need.
The parts are currently designed at a very small scale, but Trzepacz says it’s a simple matter to scale up to any required size–and he adds that the file “keyboard6.stl” is an exploded view which can be used to guide assembly, including all the parts but not suitable for printing.
The design files for this novel creation from Trzepacz can all be found on Pinshape should you wish to use his project as a jumping off point for your own design, and the controller is set up for compatibility with 555-based or SID synthesizers.
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