Batch Two Timeline Report
Just a quick update on Batch Two (that is, all orders from November onward). Originally I was hoping to have these on their way to you by the end of January. However, despite having planned in a three week buffer for 'unexpected things', this has been eaten up by the CM taking quite a bit longer to produce the PCBAs than last time and by a few parts getting stuck at customs for a longer period of time. Read the full update.
Shipping News and Help Getting Started
I'm excited to announce that the first batch of Tiliqua modules, Screens, Expanders and Soldiercrabs have arrived at Mouser's warehouse, where they are being distributed to backers! Read the full update.
Parts Landed, New Features, and Timeline Update!
It's been a couple of months now since the campaign ended, here's an update on how things are going! Read the full update.
New Visualization Features, Campaign Finale, and What's Next
This week, I'll cover some new features added to the `xbeam` visualizer, a new version of the webflashing / updating tool, my plan for the next month, and a note about post-campaign pricing. Read the full update.
Audio Performance (and a Bit of Color Modulation)
Find out what happened when we measured Tiliqua's audio front-end with a high quality audio analyzer and compare it with another low-noise Eurorack module, and check out a sneak peak of our latest visualizer features. Read the full update.
Oscillographics, USB audio and VCVRack
Check out how to use Tiliqua as a low-latency bridge between physical and virtual Eurorack systems, and act as a USB audio bridge and visualizer at the same time. Read the full update.
Crowdfunding News and a Look Behind the Polysynth
Learn more about how Tiliqua's gateware works under the hood. Read the full update.
Deep dive into Tiliqua's round Screen
Learn about the different components behind Tiliqua's round Screen Read the full update.
Our Campaign is Now Live!
Tiliqua is an open-everything, FPGA-based audio multitool for Eurorack. I'm confident the wait was worth it: with touch sensitive multifunction jacks, display connectivity for video synthesis, a large suite of demo projects, hot bitstream reloading, and a beautiful (optional) 4" round screen, we hope you'll join us in our goal of making FPGA-based audio and video synthesis more accessible than ever. Read the full update.