This is the MKII of the Glitch Storm. It has many features that users asked.

The most obvious is a fourth pot that changes the pitch of the machine (RATE) so now you can tune it and making it to play faster of slower.

It also has an analogic clock out so you can synch external gear with. Finally it has 3 additional outputs available for you to hack with it. As Glitch Storm is open source you can hack the code in arduino to customize the behaviour of these input / output pins.

As example I have written an experimental port of Mutable Instruments "GRIDS" that runs on the Glitch Storm MK2. It has 4 outputs instead of 3 and some other differences.

I recommend to get another arduino nano v3 and flash it there, so you can change the firmware inserting the "GLITCHSTORM MK2" microcontroller or the "Glitched Grids" one.

Glitch Storm is an exploratory synth that can be build and soldered even for total beginners. It produces a plethora of blips and blops ranging for chords, techno rhythms to alien soundscapes and FXs.

At its core is a Bytebeat synth but this one is interactive. You play it tuning into frequencies and soundscapes. You have four dimensions in it to explore, three ones via the knobs and a forth one via buttons, changing the equation that is playing.

The unit is able to be played as a standalone or in the context of one studio or modular.

Is quite good for pinging filters too and can enter in an easteregg mode for it to trigger gate outs for synchronizing external gear with it.

Glitch Storm MK2 ships with no tracking number, so if you absolutely need one, please contact me before to arrange it.

A sweet demo from a friend: https://soundcloud.com/antonio-grazioli/glitch-storm-techno-demo