Pictures are now here!

Swirly paint makes it look exciting!
This is the first part of a series I’m hoping to develop and sell at some upcoming events. The idea is that there will be a bunch of different toys and oscillators and a bunch of different “Control Modules”, all compatible with each other. These are two of the first type of “Control Module” that I have made. The blue one is the prototype and the swirly one was part of a custom order. The modular concept will allow a player to choose the noisemaking device and the interface seperately for a “more customized experience.” In addition, a person who owns more than 1 of each (that would be me, ha, ha) can mix them up in crazy ways.

Patched into one of Layne's toys
This type of module can be patched in in place of a “clock resistor” on any device. This one has 3 or 4 normally open momentary switches, each of which is connected to a potentiometer. The switches function as a little keyboard, with the twist being that each “key” is tunable using its associated potentiometer. This allows a player to toggle instantly between having the attached noisemaking device “play” at drastically different speeds/pitches and even play simple melodies while still offering the option of the swooping knobspinning effects of a basic speed/pitch-knob interface.
More modules and details to come! I have already made a prototype of the second control module, a 1-second sampler.