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Thursday, August 27, 2009

Modular Synth Bassline


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"VCO-2RM sync patch with pitch modulation on the slave oscillator. The adsr decay and release was varied according to the pitch and emphasis from the A-161. The pitch variations were established using primarily the A160/1 with some influence from a S&H LFO mixed in. Then a four note sequence went to the master oscillator using the A-152. Then the M15 was added using a ringmod, with the same four note sequence going to the M15. Bass kick was added using the MMF-1 with M10 input. Hihat is A-117 amplitude modulated with A-143-3 square using the VCA-4MX. The signal is then level emphasized by the bass kick signal using the MX-4S."

PLL Arpeggios

"PLL (setting 1, and mid range) attempts to track a simple sequence while the master VCO is pulse width modulated in time with the beat. Bass kick is Cwejman MMF-1 sine, other percussion is Doepfer A-117 amplitude modulated by Doepfer A-143-3 square using Cwejman VCA-4MX, and level modulated by the bass kick at the MX-4S. Background sequence is a combination of LFO S&H and Doepfer A-160/1 and A-152 to the VCO-2RM and M15."
Update:

PLL Arpeggios (long version) from dougcl on Vimeo.



Modular Synth Jam

"Cwejman VCO-2RM in sync mode. OSC1 square, OSC2 square, RM out to Make Noise QMMG. PlanB M10 envelope modulates the QMMG. PlanB ASR from Doepfer A-143-3 LFO (audio rate) feeds M10 timebase, OSC1 pitch, QMMG modulation depth, and QMMG resonance."

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