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."
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Oh L ord, why bother?
ReplyDeleteI have to agree. I listened to about two and a half minutes and was singularly unimpressed.
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteI hope that to those consider buying it, it will be of some help.
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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