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Monday, March 12, 2018

MTBLSM MECHANISM Demo Videos & New Pics


Published on Sep 19, 2017

"Please visit http://www.mtblsm.com for more info"

This is a follow-up to the announcement post yesterday. P.S. Some of you might have noticed the link to MTBLSM re-directed back here. I missed the "http://" in the link and Blogger doesn't handle it when you do. Apologies for that. The link is fixed. Thanks goes to John L Rice for catching it.

The following are few new pics captured from the MTBLSM website. It's cool to see some of the people behind the project!

Sunday, March 11, 2018

MTBLSM Introduces The MECHANISM Eurorack Case


via MTBLSM

"The case is aimed at musicians willing to have a compact eurorack setup they can use as an expressive instrument.

The analog tool provides the perfect set of compact utilities modules allowing you to compress your setup without sacrificing usability and complexity. It is also perfect for people entering the modular world without having to spend big bucks on the equivalent modules. The analog tool arrays includes :

2 joysticks with attenuverters on each output
3 Voltage controlled wide range LFO's (full stop to entire audio range, 1V/Oct)
1 Sample & Hold with noise output and Voltage controllable clock
2 CV Processors with attenuverters, slew limiter and offset generator and buffered dual output (CV processor 2 has two inputs)
2 VCA with logarithmic response curve and level control"

Update: see the MTBLSM below for video demos and new pics.
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