Tuesday, March 04, 2008
Jomox Resonator Neuronium Pt 3 with Mike
YouTube via bigcitymusic. Parts 1 and 2 here.
"Ok. Here is part 3 of the "Freqtones" trilogy. Read more about this machine and it's origin at jayemsonic.com"
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jayemsonic.com is 404 - btw this demo makes my metasonix TM-3 VCO sound great
ReplyDeletethis demo makes my toilet sound great
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm glad that Herr Michaelis had fun designing the thing, but I won't buy one. This time, it sounds like a cross between a heavily modulated resonating VCF and an old transistor radio.
ReplyDeleteNeverthless, I suspect that it is related to something very interesting - a chaotic oscillator. This is a nonlinear dynamical system that generates "unstable" oscillations that never quite become just noise. There are several demos of these on YouTube.
I haven't found a good explanation online yet, but you can look for "Chua's chaotic oscillator". It's well known in "chaos theory".
Matrix beat me to it. Just search the blog for "chaotic oscillator".
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