I believe this is the first time some, if not all, have appeared online. They include a flyer for the Waldorf Wave, a Preliminary Wave info sheet, and TSI Musikmesse flyers. TSi GmbH were the distributors for Waldorf. They later distributed Access Music and Novation as well. Wolfgang Düren, the chairman of Waldorf, was the man behind TSi. He partnered with PPG before Waldorf. See this post for some additional details on him.
Haven't seen one of these in a while. Curious how many plug-ins are installed. If you are not familiar with the Plugiator, see the Use Audio label at the bottom of this post.
Interesting video from Markus Fuller on getting that black surface paint to stick on DIY panels - 5U in this case.
"I gave it my best shot to anodise aluminium panels for the synth extension. and they turned out almost ok.
maybe next time I will try a different way, there was a few things i'm sure I did wrong like not have hot dye or maybe the dye was the wrong type ?. still they kinda look ok for my home project."
"The Varigate 4+ is a 4-channel, 8-step sequencer that includes the features of the original Varigate 4, PLUS the new option to output both CV (quantized or unquantized) and gates simultaneously. Other new features include a Play/Stop function, Preset Banks (4x4), Glide Per Step, Scales and can also be configured as master for the Malekko Voltage Block as well as a slave to the Varigate 8+ if you're looking to expand your total channels and presets (up to 14 channels and 100 presets with V8+).
Each Channel (or Track) correlates with it's own sequencer (so 4 independent sequencers). The addition of the Gate/CV Switch allows for switching between 4 channels of CV, 2/2 for 2 channels of CV and 2 channels of gates, or all 4 channels to output only gates. Additionally, each step of a sequencer can be programmed with Probability for gates, Repeats, Glide and Notes (when in a CV mode). There is a also a Randomization feature for Repeats, Notes and Glide. Channel parameters for Scales, Sequence Direction (Forward, Reverse, Pendulum and Random), Sequence Length, Division, Multiplication and Pulsewidth are all easily accessible using Track Mode.
Watch the above video if you want to guess what the filter is modelled after. The answer is in the video below, so don't look if you want to guess.
"Audio + Video by G-Storm Electro c.2017
My first video in HD 1080p! Today I am demonstrating a classic lowpass filter circuit study on a breadboard. Shrill audio alert! - Self-oscillation audio tests are performed here. All I can say at this time this circuit is not exactly Moog per se, and the self-oscillation droid sounds are another BIG clue. I run a pulse from my Pittsburgh Synth Box, sweep the frequency cutoff, then use CV modulations with an LFO and then sample/hold. I am planning a glorious eurorack module of this circuit so stay tuned."
"The incredible Make Noise Maths used to generate notes and gate into an another incredible thing: the =0-Coast.
The 0-Coast is setted very plain, there is no Multiply or Overtone or Line FM or random, just a Little decay in the Contour and a little reverb from a Zoom MS-70CDR."
