Now available from the Quilter Labs web store! More material from the Optigan Archives! JAZZ WALTZ is the latest in our series of excavations into the Optigan Archives in search of material that was l
NEW 2025 Discs – Optigan VIOLASCAPE & Panoptigon TREMOLO VIOLIN/VIOLA
Now available from the Quilter Labs web store! Two discs featuring our friend, violinist Batya MacAdam-Somer! VIOLASCAPE is the latest in our “scape” series of discs, particularly suited to creating r
NEW 2025 Discs – Optigan FAST BOSSA NOVA / Panoptigon PUMP ORGAN
Now available from the Quilter Labs web store! FAST BOSSA NOVA is the latest in our series of excavations into the Optigan Archives in search of material that was left on the cutting room floor. Previ
NEW 2024 Optigan Disc – GIALLO – Collaboration with Hainbach
We’ve teamed up with German music producer HAINBACH to bring you a new Optigan disc called GIALLO! GIALLO is a genre of B-movies that was popular in 1970s Italy and found a cult following among cineas
Optical Disc Lab Update, Dec 2022
Robert has sent along the following update on the Optical Disc Lab project. Thanks again to all who have generously donated! We still have a ways to go funding-wise, so if you’d like to help, please r
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Synthplex Pics & Blog Post Documenting Choptigan
Robert & Pea had a great time at Synthplex this past weekend, meeting all sorts of Optigoners, new and old! Shawn Jimmerson pointed us to a blog post about his Choptigan project from 2012 that we
Panoptigon @ Synthplex + Optical Disc Lab Update
Robert & Pea will be holding court in booth 37 at Synthplex in Burbank, LA, Oct 27-30. If you’re in the area, stop by and see us! We’ll have a couple of Panoptigons for you to try out, as well as
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Optical Disc Lab Update & New Merch Store
Hi all! Here’s the latest update from Robert about the current progress of our Optical Disc Lab: The film processor has been ordered, with a production build time of approximately eight weeks. Shippin
THANKS To Our Donors So Far!
We’d like to give shout-outs to those who’ve donated thus far to help us fund the equipment we need to resume making discs. Please visit their websites! Anyone else willing and able to make a donation
Why Is It So Expensive To Produce Optigan Discs?
Some of the feedback we’ve received from our recent crowdfunding plea has suggested we try to find a cheaper way to produce our discs, ie ink printing. Robert has written up this explanation, for thos