Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Tie Fighter Drums - Analogue Systems rs120 Comb Filter
YouTube via bigcitymusic
"This has to be one of the most affordable, incredibly fun modules ever made. You can get phaser, flanger, slapback, echo, and other crazy sounds out of the rs120. The module is based on an analog BBD delay. There is CV input for the delay time and if you turn up the resonance it will most definitely grow a self-oscillating feedback monster. Or, it could play nice. Here you hear the Jomox 888 drum machine running into the rs120 and later on in the video we use an rs85 LFO ramp-down wave to modulate the delay time. You can attenuate the amount of CV in directly on the module."
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I have one of these in my modular, it's simply amazing! Along with the RS-310 Reverb/Chorus, what ASystems do with BBD's is beyond cool. If you don't have one in your Eurorack modular it's just a pretty cheese machine ;)
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