MATRIXSYNTH: Doepfer A-106-1 Xtreme filter AR-FM Demo


Monday, December 01, 2008

Doepfer A-106-1 Xtreme filter AR-FM Demo


via Veqtor's corner:
"Audio rate FM using four ADSR's in loop mode, the ADSR's are running in audio-rate.
ADSR1 is doing the syncronization.
ADSR2 is synched to ADSR2 and connected to a real ring mod, X input.
ADSR3 is not synched and goes into real ring mod, Y input.
ADSR4 is synched to ADSR1 and goes to CV3 (adjustable +/-10) on the A-106-1
real ring mod out is going into LP in on the A-106-1 VCF.
Resonance is up quite high, some kind of clipping is always active, either +, - or both."

4 comments:

  1. I have to agree. I listened to about two and a half minutes and was singularly unimpressed.

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  2. I made this, not for entertainment, but as a demo of the A-106-1's abilities, which are poorly demonstrated on doepfer's website IMO.

    I hope that to those consider buying it, it will be of some help.

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  3. Yep, that's the primary point of all posts featuring audio here. It's not about the performance. It's about the specific tonal characteristics of the synths.

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