Friday, October 23, 2009
MakeNoise Maths synth module.
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"Thanks to Tony at Makenoise for the great Maths module. The center of my Eurorack world!
Here Maths does "math" on Tiptop Z3000 and Harvestman Polyvox filter."
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The Maths also works as a stand alone sound generator: feeding it gates or triggers will yield similar percussive results. It sounds great and no additional filtering is neccessary.
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