Tuesday, March 30, 2010
OTO Biscuit Step Filter
YouTube via bigcitymusic. http://bigcitymusic.com
"We're running the Elektron Machinedrum into the right side and the KCP Utopia synth into the left. This video demonstrates the Biscuit's super-cool step filter function.
The Biscuit is synced via MIDI clock to the Machinedrum and we're inputting various filter cutoff values for different steps. Analog filter sequencing is fun and it's an awesome sounding multimode filter too! You can also change the subdivision of the sequence and if the sequence should run forward, back & forth or randomly.
We'll showcase the 8-bit pitch shifter, wave shaper and delay functions on the next Biscuit video. ;)"
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I always wondered if OTO comes from the giant stage rig that Gary Numan had - it spelled out "OTO"! Around 1979??
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