Published on Mar 30, 2018 Erstlaub
"A basic overview of some of Marbles features. If you can imagine SOU/A149, Branches, Grids, Turing Machine, Brainseed, Sloth and a host of other modules all housed inside one controllable chaotic beauty, this is it!
Note: These are complex modules with a lot of inter-related functions, these videos hopefully serve to illustrate some basic operations."
Playlist:
Mutable Instruments: Marbles Overview
Mutable Instruments: Marbles Subtle Self Patching
Mutable Instruments: Marbles t Outputs
Mutable Instruments: Marbles External Sampling/Quantization
Mutable Instruments: Marbles Sampling, locking and remixing external sequences
More Marbles centred pieces:
https://erstlaub.bandcamp.com/album/t...
https://erstlaub.bandcamp.com/album/t...
https://erstlaub.bandcamp.com/album/t...
https://erstlaub.bandcamp.com/album/k...
Some details via Mutable Instruments:
"CONTROLLED CHAOS, REPEATABLE RANDOMNESS
Marbles is a source of random gates and voltages, which offers an extensive amount of (voltage) control on all the different flavors of randomness it produces.
The module gives the musician many different ways of imposing structure on the random events generated by the module: synchronization to external clocks, control of the repetition or novelty of the generated material, quantization of the voltages, or randomization of gates or voltages generated by traditional sequencers.



X: the random voltage generator
This generator produces 3 channels of random voltages, each of them clocked by the individual outputs of the t section, or by a common external clock signal.
Complete control on the distribution of the output voltages is provided: concentrated or spread-out, quantized or unquantized, smoothed or steppy, centered or biased towards a specific voltage. The same transformations can be performed on an external CV, for sample-and-hold or shift-register operation.
An auxiliary slowly fluctuating random voltage output (Y) is also available for self-patching fun!
A FEELING OF DÉJÀ-VU…
Marbles remembers the history of every recent clock deviation, rhythm or voltage it has generated. The DEJA VU knob on the panel controls the probability of reusing past material instead of sampling fresh random data.
You are thus given control on the feeling of repetition and structure in the generated random voltages and rhythms. At the extreme, the module no longer generates any novel values and loops over the same pattern (or a random permutation of it). And of course, this (variably) random looping can be performed on external CVs!"
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