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Saturday, September 16, 2017
Sidrax time!
Published on Sep 15, 2017 hajimmie
"I haven't played sidrax organ for some while. This instrument has many possibilities and I think it excels when with some companion. well, it's solo in this video, though. I'm exploring its sound to sample and later used with Plumbutter.
Shot on the phone with internal mic so the sound isn't great on the video but hopefully it'll translate the atmosphere I'm getting from Roland mobile cube amp."
Sidrax plays Cocoquantus
Published on Sep 16, 2017
"Saturday evening jam. Sidrax is connected to Cocoquantus. I occasionally gently touch Sidrax bars. Not seriously experimental but a relaxed jam of nice Ciat-Lonbarde instruments."
Sunday, March 12, 2017
Sidrax organ - Ciat Lonbarde
Published on Mar 11, 2017 hajimmie
"A performance of The Sidrax organ. Straight into Roland mobile cube amp and recorded by iPhone (built-in mic)"
Sidrax organ #2
Published on Mar 12, 2017
"Another take on the Sidrax organ. This time with some effect. Sidrax into Zoom MS70CDR then Roland mobile cube. Recorded on the phone with its built-in mic."
Saturday, October 13, 2018
Ciat Lonbarde Sidrax Analog Touch Wood Synthesizer Organ
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"Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax
Zero Sonic Issues (Banana Cables Not Included)
The sidrax organ follows a lineage of electronic musical instruments based on touch. it was redesigned twice, first as sidrassi, then as sidrazzi. it has seven wooden bars that you press to express seven oscillators within. each oscillator has its own fine tuning slider, embedded right within its bar. also, there is a master pitch knob, and a master chaos knob. the master chaos knob makes the instrument go from pure triangle tones to a nest of noise. it does this by gradually increasing modulation from one oscillator to the next in a circular pattern. sidrax has enough bars to construct sweetest melodies from the triangle waves, whereas tetrax is a simple four-bar entity, with complexity of tone for funky bass.
there are 44 modulation points brought forth as banana jacks. they are arranged in seven columns, representing the seven bars. their layout is shifted diagonally, to allow inputs in proximity to outputs. this is for touch-playability; you can make banana jack metal studs that can be squished by hand to gesture-patch the instrument. inputs are cool colors: blue, green, and grey. outputs are hot colors: red and orange. the grey jacks are parallel inputs with the master knobs: the one on the left is for master pitch, the right one is master chaos. the color allotment for each bar is as follows:
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"Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax
Zero Sonic Issues (Banana Cables Not Included)
The sidrax organ follows a lineage of electronic musical instruments based on touch. it was redesigned twice, first as sidrassi, then as sidrazzi. it has seven wooden bars that you press to express seven oscillators within. each oscillator has its own fine tuning slider, embedded right within its bar. also, there is a master pitch knob, and a master chaos knob. the master chaos knob makes the instrument go from pure triangle tones to a nest of noise. it does this by gradually increasing modulation from one oscillator to the next in a circular pattern. sidrax has enough bars to construct sweetest melodies from the triangle waves, whereas tetrax is a simple four-bar entity, with complexity of tone for funky bass.
there are 44 modulation points brought forth as banana jacks. they are arranged in seven columns, representing the seven bars. their layout is shifted diagonally, to allow inputs in proximity to outputs. this is for touch-playability; you can make banana jack metal studs that can be squished by hand to gesture-patch the instrument. inputs are cool colors: blue, green, and grey. outputs are hot colors: red and orange. the grey jacks are parallel inputs with the master knobs: the one on the left is for master pitch, the right one is master chaos. the color allotment for each bar is as follows:
Wednesday, December 15, 2021
Patch Point Sidrax Organ by Ciat-Lonbarde
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"The Sidrax Organ follows a lineage of electronic musical instruments based on touch. It was redesigned twice, first as Sidrassi, then as Sidrazzi. It has seven wooden bars that you press to express seven oscillators within. Each oscillator has its own fine tuning slider, embedded right within its bar. Also, there is a master pitch knob, and a master chaos knob. The master chaos knob makes the instrument go from pure triangle tones to a nest of noise. It does this by gradually increasing modulation from one oscillator to the next in a circular pattern. Sidrax has enough bars to construct sweetest melodies from the triangle waves, whereas Tetrax is a simple four-bar entity, with complexity of tone for funky bass.
There are 44 modulation points brought forth as banana jacks. They are arranged in seven columns, representing the seven bars. Their layout is shifted diagonally, to allow inputs in proximity to outputs. This is for touch-playability; you can make banana jack metal studs that can be squished by hand to gesture-patch the instrument. Inputs are cool colors: blue, green, and grey. Outputs are hot colors: red and orange. The grey jacks are parallel inputs with the master knobs: the one on the left is for master pitch, the right one is master chaos. The color allotment for each bar is as follows:
Two orange jacks, representing the press and release gestures on that bar in voltage.
One red jack, which is the pure triangle output of that oscillator.
Two green jacks, that are "glitch" inputs. They cause the boundary conditions of each oscillator to wire to the output of another. A modulation inspired by circuit bending.
One blue jack, an fm modulation input for that oscillator.
The Sidrax organ has a stereo-mini output on the back. This is because each bar, outputs in different channels during the press/release cycle. In addition to the stereo-mini jack, it has an power switch, and optional built-in batteries, or an external, 9volt battery snap."
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"The Sidrax Organ follows a lineage of electronic musical instruments based on touch. It was redesigned twice, first as Sidrassi, then as Sidrazzi. It has seven wooden bars that you press to express seven oscillators within. Each oscillator has its own fine tuning slider, embedded right within its bar. Also, there is a master pitch knob, and a master chaos knob. The master chaos knob makes the instrument go from pure triangle tones to a nest of noise. It does this by gradually increasing modulation from one oscillator to the next in a circular pattern. Sidrax has enough bars to construct sweetest melodies from the triangle waves, whereas Tetrax is a simple four-bar entity, with complexity of tone for funky bass.There are 44 modulation points brought forth as banana jacks. They are arranged in seven columns, representing the seven bars. Their layout is shifted diagonally, to allow inputs in proximity to outputs. This is for touch-playability; you can make banana jack metal studs that can be squished by hand to gesture-patch the instrument. Inputs are cool colors: blue, green, and grey. Outputs are hot colors: red and orange. The grey jacks are parallel inputs with the master knobs: the one on the left is for master pitch, the right one is master chaos. The color allotment for each bar is as follows:
Two orange jacks, representing the press and release gestures on that bar in voltage.
One red jack, which is the pure triangle output of that oscillator.
Two green jacks, that are "glitch" inputs. They cause the boundary conditions of each oscillator to wire to the output of another. A modulation inspired by circuit bending.
One blue jack, an fm modulation input for that oscillator.
The Sidrax organ has a stereo-mini output on the back. This is because each bar, outputs in different channels during the press/release cycle. In addition to the stereo-mini jack, it has an power switch, and optional built-in batteries, or an external, 9volt battery snap."
Monday, July 06, 2015
Sidrax / Octatrack / Electribe - Experimental / Textural
Published on Jul 5, 2015 r beny
"New jam with the Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax Organ, Elektron Octatrack and the Korg Electribe 2. The Sidrax provides most of the sound, being fed into the Octatrack. The Electribe is used for some ambiance near the end.
The Octatrack is being used as a looper/effects machine/mangler. I set up flex machines with one shot recording triggers to loop the Sidrax. Each track had different effects, LFOs and triggers already laid down. Some were just looping exactly what I played and some had random triggers with random starting points on the loop. I could reset and re-record the loops with the press of a button thanks to the one shot recorder trigs."
Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax Organ
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"The Sidrax Organ follows a lineage of electronic musical instruments based on touch. It was redesigned twice, first as Sidrassi, then as Sidrazzi. 
It has seven wooden bars that you press to express seven oscillators within. Each oscillator has its own fine tuning slider, embedded right within its bar. Also, there is a master pitch knob, and a master chaos knob. The master chaos knob makes the instrument go from pure triangle tones to a nest of noise. It does this by gradually increasing modulation from one oscillator to the next in a circular pattern. Sidrax has enough bars to construct sweetest melodies from the triangle waves, whereas Tetrax is a simple four-bar entity, with complexity of tone for funky bass.
There are 44 modulation points brought forth as banana jacks. They are arranged in seven columns, representing the seven bars. Their layout is shifted diagonally, to allow inputs in proximity to outputs. This is for touch-playability; you can make banana jack metal studs that can be squished by hand to gesture-patch the instrument. Inputs are cool colors: blue, green, and grey. Outputs are hot colors: red and orange. The grey jacks are parallel inputs with the master knobs: the one on the left is for master pitch, the right one is master chaos. The color allotment for each bar is as follows:
Two orange jacks, representing the press and release gestures on that bar in voltage.
One red jack, which is the pure triangle output of that oscillator.
Two green jacks, that are "glitch" inputs. They cause the boundary conditions of each oscillator to wire to the output of another. A modulation inspired by circuit bending.
One blue jack, an fm modulation input for that oscillator.
The Sidrax organ has a stereo-mini output on the back. This is because each bar, outputs in different channels during the press/release cycle. In addition to the stereo-mini jack, it has an power switch, and optional built-in batteries, or an external, 9volt battery snap."
via this auction
"The Sidrax Organ follows a lineage of electronic musical instruments based on touch. It was redesigned twice, first as Sidrassi, then as Sidrazzi. 
It has seven wooden bars that you press to express seven oscillators within. Each oscillator has its own fine tuning slider, embedded right within its bar. Also, there is a master pitch knob, and a master chaos knob. The master chaos knob makes the instrument go from pure triangle tones to a nest of noise. It does this by gradually increasing modulation from one oscillator to the next in a circular pattern. Sidrax has enough bars to construct sweetest melodies from the triangle waves, whereas Tetrax is a simple four-bar entity, with complexity of tone for funky bass.There are 44 modulation points brought forth as banana jacks. They are arranged in seven columns, representing the seven bars. Their layout is shifted diagonally, to allow inputs in proximity to outputs. This is for touch-playability; you can make banana jack metal studs that can be squished by hand to gesture-patch the instrument. Inputs are cool colors: blue, green, and grey. Outputs are hot colors: red and orange. The grey jacks are parallel inputs with the master knobs: the one on the left is for master pitch, the right one is master chaos. The color allotment for each bar is as follows:
Two orange jacks, representing the press and release gestures on that bar in voltage.
One red jack, which is the pure triangle output of that oscillator.
Two green jacks, that are "glitch" inputs. They cause the boundary conditions of each oscillator to wire to the output of another. A modulation inspired by circuit bending.
One blue jack, an fm modulation input for that oscillator.
The Sidrax organ has a stereo-mini output on the back. This is because each bar, outputs in different channels during the press/release cycle. In addition to the stereo-mini jack, it has an power switch, and optional built-in batteries, or an external, 9volt battery snap."
Saturday, May 06, 2023
Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax Organ
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"Text by Peter Blasser
The Sidrax Organ follows a lineage of electronic musical instruments based on touch. It was redesigned twice, first as Sidrassi, then as Sidrazzi. It has seven wooden bars that you press to express seven oscillators within. Each oscillator has its own fine tuning slider, embedded right within its bar. Also, there is a master pitch knob, and a master chaos knob. The master chaos knob makes the instrument go from pure triangle tones to a nest of noise. It does this by gradually increasing modulation from one oscillator to the next in a circular pattern. Sidrax has enough bars to construct sweetest melodies from the triangle waves, whereas Tetrax is a simple four-bar entity, with complexity of tone for funky bass.
There are 44 modulation points brought forth as banana jacks. They are arranged in seven columns, representing the seven bars. Their layout is shifted diagonally, to allow inputs in proximity to outputs. This is for touch-playability; you can make banana jack metal studs that can be squished by hand to gesture-patch the instrument. Inputs are cool colors: blue, green, and grey. Outputs are hot colors: red and orange. The grey jacks are parallel inputs with the master knobs: the one on the left is for master pitch, the right one is master chaos. The color allotment for each bar is as follows:
Two orange jacks, representing the press and release gestures on that bar in voltage.
One red jack, which is the pure triangle output of that oscillator.
Two green jacks, that are "glitch" inputs. They cause the boundary conditions of each oscillator to wire to the output of another. A modulation inspired by circuit bending.
One blue jack, an fm modulation input for that oscillator.
The Sidrax organ has a stereo-mini output on the back. This is because each bar, outputs in different channels during the press/release cycle. In addition to the stereo-mini jack, it has an power switch, and optional built-in batteries, or an external, 9volt battery snap."
via this auction
"Text by Peter BlasserThe Sidrax Organ follows a lineage of electronic musical instruments based on touch. It was redesigned twice, first as Sidrassi, then as Sidrazzi. It has seven wooden bars that you press to express seven oscillators within. Each oscillator has its own fine tuning slider, embedded right within its bar. Also, there is a master pitch knob, and a master chaos knob. The master chaos knob makes the instrument go from pure triangle tones to a nest of noise. It does this by gradually increasing modulation from one oscillator to the next in a circular pattern. Sidrax has enough bars to construct sweetest melodies from the triangle waves, whereas Tetrax is a simple four-bar entity, with complexity of tone for funky bass.
There are 44 modulation points brought forth as banana jacks. They are arranged in seven columns, representing the seven bars. Their layout is shifted diagonally, to allow inputs in proximity to outputs. This is for touch-playability; you can make banana jack metal studs that can be squished by hand to gesture-patch the instrument. Inputs are cool colors: blue, green, and grey. Outputs are hot colors: red and orange. The grey jacks are parallel inputs with the master knobs: the one on the left is for master pitch, the right one is master chaos. The color allotment for each bar is as follows:
Two orange jacks, representing the press and release gestures on that bar in voltage.
One red jack, which is the pure triangle output of that oscillator.
Two green jacks, that are "glitch" inputs. They cause the boundary conditions of each oscillator to wire to the output of another. A modulation inspired by circuit bending.
One blue jack, an fm modulation input for that oscillator.
The Sidrax organ has a stereo-mini output on the back. This is because each bar, outputs in different channels during the press/release cycle. In addition to the stereo-mini jack, it has an power switch, and optional built-in batteries, or an external, 9volt battery snap."
Tuesday, November 23, 2021
Meng Qi Sidrolz5 (Ciat Lonbarde Sidrax + 5-rolz)
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"Sidrolz5 is a beautiful one off instrument built by Meng Qi, containing a Sidrax board and 1 set of 5-rolz per Sidrax oscillator. Can be played by touching the bare nana sockets or rhythms can be set up with patching banana cables (not included).
Requires 12vdc power with positive tip (not supplied) and has stereo 1/4" out.
A little more background-
Each sidrax oscillator has a triangle oscillator output, FM in, and two glitch inputs.
The FM inputs have a cap on input to work with the 5-rolz sandrodes below each oscillator to allow for for momentary pitch movements in time with the rolz rhythms (without the caps the rolz just send the oscillators straight to lowest pitch). Some of the FM ins have had the caps bypassed so they can be sequenced via an external, more traditional step sequencing method - e.g. I was using bugbrand CTL1s but korg SQ-1s and whatever else works with appropriate cabling with 0-10v CV range).
The two right most banana sockets are master pitch and master chaos CV inputs. The two large black knobs are master volume and master chaos. The right most knob is master pitch, all other knobs are individual oscillator pitches. Each of the bare potentiometer stems in the pictures have now been capped with knobs.
Each 5-rolz column is hardwired internally to the piezo in/vca of each oscillator- so touch playing is possible, but patching rolz together can yield both repeating and non repeating patterns. No touching and no patch cables means the instrument is silent."
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"Sidrolz5 is a beautiful one off instrument built by Meng Qi, containing a Sidrax board and 1 set of 5-rolz per Sidrax oscillator. Can be played by touching the bare nana sockets or rhythms can be set up with patching banana cables (not included).
Requires 12vdc power with positive tip (not supplied) and has stereo 1/4" out.
A little more background-
Each sidrax oscillator has a triangle oscillator output, FM in, and two glitch inputs.
The FM inputs have a cap on input to work with the 5-rolz sandrodes below each oscillator to allow for for momentary pitch movements in time with the rolz rhythms (without the caps the rolz just send the oscillators straight to lowest pitch). Some of the FM ins have had the caps bypassed so they can be sequenced via an external, more traditional step sequencing method - e.g. I was using bugbrand CTL1s but korg SQ-1s and whatever else works with appropriate cabling with 0-10v CV range).
The two right most banana sockets are master pitch and master chaos CV inputs. The two large black knobs are master volume and master chaos. The right most knob is master pitch, all other knobs are individual oscillator pitches. Each of the bare potentiometer stems in the pictures have now been capped with knobs.
Each 5-rolz column is hardwired internally to the piezo in/vca of each oscillator- so touch playing is possible, but patching rolz together can yield both repeating and non repeating patterns. No touching and no patch cables means the instrument is silent."
Sunday, July 12, 2015
Sidrax / Electribe 2 / Microgranny
Published on Jul 12, 2015 r beny
"Jamming with the Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax, Korg Electribe 2 and the Bastl Instruments Microgranny. The MG is chopping up a documentary narrator sample, the E2 provides the beats and the Sidrax everything else. The Sidrax is being run through the Old Blood Noise Endeavors Black Fountain Delay."
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
Sidrax texture
Published on Nov 20, 2018 hajimmie
"A textural impro of Sidrax with Memoryman Hazarai. The background loop is also by the sidrax, recorded to the loop buffer right before playing the video footage."
Monday, December 23, 2019
CIAT LONBARDE - Weird Sound Diary Jam #TTNM
Published on Dec 23, 2019 THE TUESDAY NIGHT MACHINES
"Here's a first jam session for my music diary with a bunch of Ciat Lonbarde gear I recently acquired.
♥ SUPPORT: http://bit.ly/ttnm-support ♥
Gear used:
- Ciat Lonbarde Sidrax Organ
- Ciat Lonbarde Cocoquantus
- Menq Qi / Ciat Lonbarde Rollz-5+
The Rollz-5 plays by itself and I patch the four drone synth voices in and out and later add some crazy chaos for a while.
The Sidrax Organ audio is fed into the Cocoquantus delays. Both instruments are patched together for some cross-modulation. By touching the unconnected banana plug, I modulate the chaos feature of the Sidrax Organ with cosmic energy from my JELLY_ASS, if you know what I mean."
Saturday, October 28, 2017
The Plumbutter and Sidrax jam [plumbutter #13]
Published on Oct 28, 2017 hajimmie
"Saturday jam of the plumbutter and the sidrax. Focusing on the deerhorn of the PB. Lately I often do rather complex patching especially on the sidrax but this time just keep it so simple. Later on bugbrand PTdelay kicks in."
Sunday, December 05, 2021
Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax + Cocoquantus: Ambient Dream Team
video upload by Matt Lowery
"An ambient melody I noodled around with from an unpatched Sidrax (an instrument by Ciat-Lonbarde). The sidrax is playing into a Cocoquantus, and I feel like this combo is the ambient dream team.
From there, the chain is Bitmap 2, Tensor, and Ultrasheer."
Sunday, March 04, 2018
Ciat Lonbarde Sidrax Organ Synthesizer
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See this post for details on the Sidrax, see here for all posts featuring the Ciat Lonbarde Sidrax, including demos.
Monday, June 22, 2015
Sidrax Organ & Pocket Operators Jam
Published on Jun 21, 2015 r beny
"A jam between the Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax Organ and the Teenage Engineering Pocket Operators. The PO-12 Rhythm, PO-14 Sub and PO-16 Factory.
The Sidrax is being run through an Old Blood Noise Endeavors Black Fountain Delay and a Digitech Polara Reverb into my mixer. The POs are running straight into my mixer."
Friday, December 08, 2017
Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax modulated by Lorre-mill Double Knot
Published on Dec 8, 2017 hajimmie
"What you’re hearing is only the sidrax, modulated by the double knot. One of the bar of the sidrax is controlling the clock of double knot. I’ve not yet found an intriguing way to modulate DK by Sid."
Monday, December 23, 2019
Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus and Sidrax
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Sleep Study - 001 Published on Sep 19, 2019 Entrancer
"Auto composition via Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus, Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax and Strymon Big Sky"
Sleep Study - 002 Published on Oct 14, 2019 Entrancer
"Auto composition via Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus, Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax, Roland SH-101 and Vahalla Shimmer"
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Sleep Study - 001 Published on Sep 19, 2019 Entrancer
"Auto composition via Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus, Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax and Strymon Big Sky"
Sleep Study - 002 Published on Oct 14, 2019 Entrancer
"Auto composition via Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus, Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax, Roland SH-101 and Vahalla Shimmer"
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Wednesday, October 13, 2021
Cocoquantus 2 w/ Sidrax, MakeNoise RxMx | gentle reminder
video upload by patchesinblue
"gentle reminder
fall has brought with it mixed colors and feelings. i went through another patch in blue. i'm not sure if I'm out on the other side yet. making this was hard. but i'm here anyway
thank you for listening
Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus 2
Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax Organ
Whimsical Raps Mangrove
MakeNoise Phonogene
MakeNoise fxdf/RxMx
Oto Bam"
Saturday, August 19, 2023
Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax & Tetrax Organs impro session
video upload by NoctopolisMusic
"Just the Sidrax & Tetrax organs and a few Arturia effect plugins (Fragments EFX, Rev spring 636) with a little live looping through Cocoquantus. As always with faults and mistakes included."
Monday, May 11, 2020
Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax and Cocoquantus Impro
Published on May 11, 2020 Stefano Bertoli
"Short improvisation with Sidrax and Cocoquantus 2. Some reverb from the mixer, that’s it"
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