Saturday, November 22, 2014
Krachdingens 2 - It starts to noise
Published on Nov 22, 2014 elohess2
"This is a good end of a strange week.
The first patch played with my new born and growing modular synth system. Only a few modules are now read. A mixture from buyed and selfmade stuff.
The rack does not stand in my studio, it stands now in my workshop cause I'm working on more modules. Recording was done with an old digicam with the build in micro.
This video is more a sort of work in progress documentation. Nothing more.
The sequencer I used is an Arturia Beatstep.Both VCO' are feeded by CV from the beatstep. Only one of the VCOs is routed over a VCF/VCA the other VCO signal is plain feeded into the Klangbau valve VCA.
This VCA creates a very nice, old fashioned valve sound. Worth the money. I like it.
Krachdingens means: unspecified something which makes noise - noise in the negative meaning of 'Mother says: Don't make such a noise.'"
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