The newest Tubbutec creation! A Midi input has been added to a Casio PT-1, which has additional modifications, like a big pitch knob (pitch uop and down like crazy), a photosensitive pitch sensor, and a highpass like effect.

BTW.: Originaly the PT-1 is not shipped in that wooden rack ^^

This is an encanced version of the modified DD-11

On the left side you can see 16 switches producing a wide range of sound effect ranging from pad-sounds to crazy glitches

on the right side is the pitch-mod section, with a square/triangle LFO, to control the pitch, an amount knob for the LFO and various other pitch mod sources including external CV/sound input. You can also switch to a photo sensitive pitch sensor.

Below is a body contact panel you can use to add even stranger sounds to the output

Four pitch knobs have been added, each is routable to one of 8 drum groups (for example the cowbells form one group).
Two triangle LFOs which you can see on the left side are routable to the pitch aswell and are ajustable in speed and amount.
The ten swiches you can see have three states each and provide curcuit bending effects.
The knob on the very right side is a master pitch up.
Last but not least 14 LEDs have been added on the bottom of the machine. Each LED corresponds to a drum group and flashes when played (The bassdrum has 5 bright LEDs for its own).

Check out the sample sound files and videos below.

TR-505 Lights out mod

This DD-11 has been modified to create unexpected and new sounds.

On the left side you can see 16 switches witch 3 position each. The first row contains various loops, the second creates synth-like sounds, with the third row you can produce distortions and strange effects and with the last row you can trigger different drums.
You can combine these switches to create suprising effects, there are over 40 millon combinations!

On the right side there is a pitch knob and an input jack for external sound which is processed in the device. There also is a touch pad you can use to crate pad-like sounds, the antenna is part of a simple theremin available via the touch pad.