Thursday, October 23, 2008
Cwejman D-LFO meets PlanB Sillyscope
YouTube via dkimcg
"The last video was so self indulgent that it sickened me, it was weird, but ok, it was weird and used a lot of cables and I even threw in the Fender reverb tank to muck things up more. It had no elegance whatsoever, it was electrical spaghetti and wet reverb mudding things. Dick Dale would feel like a Sarte character is he heard that infernal use of a beautiful tool. :)
So this video is kind of educational, or at least geeky in that it's star is an oscilloscope. So here's some waveforms and as much info as I can remember, I should take notes...
Fairly simple patch where the ringmod output of the Cwejman D-LFO is run through the VCA in the PlanB Model 25, enveloped by a Model 10 triggered by another Model 10 in LFO mode (to give some time between the envelopes). Left is filtered through the Model 12, right is straight out of the VCA (and the Model 13 late in the video). I was curious what was happening to waveforms in the sync in the D-LFO which is controlled by the PH-4, that's what causes the animation in the waveform of the D-LFO on the right in audio, and on the bottom in the video.
More details in the annotations. "
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