Fundorin's virtual audio gear collection

[fundorin]

Money for more free time or software?

For the things that I love and want to do. Just ready to quit working with wood chipper.

Software wise, you should probably want to do it with nurbs via something like Rhino. For synths
curved surfaces likely aren't common enough to be problematic, but trims are going to be super
useful and make for better mesh at the end. Of course, you probably don't need that kind of
integrity for what you are doing.

You seem to have enough knowledge about 3D. Nurbs are required for product manufacturing, i.e, molds.
From a visual point of view, even quads aren't necessary, since my models are static and not used in a game engine. I started working on a model that was suggested here. It's basically a single curved surface, but I don't have any issues with modelling it, apart from the fact that there are very few reference images available. So, yes, Blender is actually fine for my tasks.

[pekbro]

Money for more free time or software?

For the things that I love and want to do. Just ready to quit working with wood chipper.

Software wise, you should probably want to do it with nurbs via something like Rhino. For synths
curved surfaces likely aren't common enough to be problematic, but trims are going to be super
useful and make for better mesh at the end. Of course, you probably don't need that kind of
integrity for what you are doing.

You seem to have enough knowledge about 3D. Nurbs are required for product manufacturing, i.e, molds.
From a visual point of view, even quads aren't necessary, since my models are static and not used in a game engine. I started working on a model that was suggested here. It's basically a single curved surface, but I don't have any issues with modelling it, apart from the fact that there are very few reference images available. So, yes, Blender is actually fine for my tasks.

I do know quite a bit about 3d graphics and graphics in general, having worked as an artist and tech in the motion picture industry and whatnot over the years.

*I don't have the patience to make models like you. For something like your stuff, I would be more
likely to just paint it with photoshop than to construct a model (which is why I wanted to see the wireframe).
Tho I am lazy to do that as well. It's all too much work for me, without getting paid anyway

[xoxos]

On a scale from 0 to Snoop Lion, how high are you right now?

nowhere near

Nah. I need money so that I could model and design more audio gear.

Still wondering how to interest audio companies so that they would contact me with a job offer.

[Unaspected]

Still wondering how to interest audio companies so that they would contact me with a job offer.

Approach them. Get a simple showreel together and set up a YouTube channel, if you haven't already. Get the contact details of every plugin development company you can find and put them in a spreadsheet - then begin making connections.

Just make sure people are aware of you and what you are doing.

Also, make sure your models are fully animated, as they would have to be for GUI application.

You deserve to believe in yourself and you clearly demonstrate the ability to work with constructive criticism in order to improve your work. I think you have what it takes if you have the energy and drive to sell your skillset.

[fundorin]

Roland G-707 Guitar Synthesizer



This time I decided to move a little away from the usual forms of audio devices and try something new.
Maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, alder body, and the stabilizer is made of expanded ABS resin.
This Roland instrument was made to allow guitarists all over the world to produce a full range of sounds and timbres never before possible, using external G-700 companion module. G-707 was supposed to connect to it via a huge 24-pin connector.
Textures are made from scratch in AI and PS. Modeled in Blender. Post in Lightroom.
The overall look is directed towards retrowave aesthetics.















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[vurt]

well, you certainly captured the ugliness

sorry, your work is great, i just always hated that "guitar"

[fundorin]

No offense taken. I know what you mean. In fact, I always liked that square design of the 80s.
Walkman, Delorean, Countach, early IBM machines. Love them.

[jackoo]

Really great visuals!

[fundorin]

Back to Roland vintage devices. Iconic drum machine from the 70's. All analog. With a touch of the time it spent in my grandfather's attic.