MATRIXSYNTH: 1934 Clough Brengle Beat Frequency Oscillator


Tuesday, April 25, 2006

1934 Clough Brengle Beat Frequency Oscillator

Title link takes you to three shots sent my way via Brian Comnes.

"Here are 3 shots

The 1934 Clough Brengle beat frequency oscilator by itself, note the the WBEN Shop label, WBEN is Buffalo NY radio , kinda cool tattoo.

Then 2 shots of it in my rig....output is being sent to an Alesis Bitrman then gated by the Korg ER-1, the bit reduction artifacts gets real interesting between 12Khz and 15Khz.

The rest of the rig is a DSI Evolver, Emu XL-1, Oberheim OB-3 and Ableton live.

Sorry no T-shirt or cat in the shot"

Shucks, no cat. ; ) BTW, Brian is referring to the Matrixsynth T (there are only three of us in the world with them at the moment; kinda cool in a way).
Posted by matrix at 4/25/2006 12:35:00 AM
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2 comments:

  1. Didier Debril4/28/06, 12:47 PM

    Thanks at Brian for this nice picture of Clough Brengle Beat Frequency Oscillator.
    But just two questions, how works with? And could listen to what that gives?

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  2. matrix4/28/06, 8:11 PM

    Brian didn't have any samples at the time of this post, but he said he would make some. So hopefully they will come soon.

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