Tuesday, January 05, 2010
SHIFT LATCH SLOPE
YouTube via wonkythomas
"Psuedo Random bit from the CGS Digital Noise sets a latch & triggers the Voltage Controlled Slope which resets the latch. 808 bass clone booms into the Bi-N-Tic switched capacitors & is smashed to pieces by the Wave Multiplier. 2 VCOs are modulated & modulate.
This noodle started off testing a little cct. I pieced together to give me End Of Cycle pulses from my fixed Attack, Decay generators... it works really well! & also produces a nice offset & inverted version of the envelope! 2 FOR 1!! I love a bargain me!
The rapid fire pitch modulations, or, 'big stoopid gabba-ish kick drums' were created by feeding my CMOS Binary Multiplier Pattern Generator (the one with the green LED & red/blue capped switches) into a Frequency Divider via the Blacet Binary Zone clock input / output. The BZ senses tiny fluctuations in the input signal & amplifies the crap out of them which in turn get chopped up by the /1.5 & /3 outputs of the Divider. Note; the pattern changing the pitch (slowly) is the same pulse signal creating the (super fast) pitch modulation 'kick drums'
More 2 for 1!!!!!"
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