MIDI sequencer console
A first look at the instrument responding to MIDI control.
A compact experimental sampler synth.
No menus. No LEDs. No screen.
Just control.
Multiple synth systems, SD + memory playback, glitch, loop, morph, record and repeat in a small hands-on instrument built for immediate noise, rhythm and strange little moments.
It has a multimode sound generator, synth engine, drum machine, sample playback, and the cyberpunkiest styling this side of Kaneda's bike. Quote: gearnews.com
At the heart of the instrument is a Teensy 4.1, a high-speed 32-bit ARM Cortex-M7 processor running at hundreds of megahertz, paired with a dedicated stereo audio codec for true 44.1 kHz digital audio output.
Whether you want to alter the EH-01 in appearance or behaviour, we give you the options. Print your own parts, try different knobs and buttons, or write your own code and make your own audio engine.
About
Hi, my name is Leo Rolph. I am a designer working from a small home studio in Fremantle, Western Australia. With a strong background in graphic and product design, I have always had a small obsession with electronics, synths and sound generation.
EH-01 is the result of multiple years of experimentation, many synth prototypes and a long string of design choices. It did not start as a commercial product. It started as an instrument I wanted for myself: small, capable, non-standard, immediate and built around several different sound systems I could use for my own sound generation.
The final EH-01 is an attempt to give other people the same kind of hands-on joy I get from playing with it.
Watch it move
Two quick looks at EH-01 in motion: hands-on controls, sample behaviour and the rough edges that make it feel alive.
A first look at the instrument responding to MIDI control.
More texture, rhythm and raw sample behaviour from the current build.