Saturday, August 14, 2010
AS CV to MIDI module. Use to play MIDI synths from an analog sequencer.
YouTube via ASUKLTD | August 14, 2010
"CVM module. Sequencer is an analogue Oberkorn. Playing two MIDI synths; Telemark (making the crazy sound) and Leipzig-r (warm synth sound).
Oberkorn is also controlling velocity (in turn changing the filter cut-off).
Joystick just adding a little transpose. Also here you can glimpse my white Red Square."
AS CV to Trigger Module (again)
ASUKLTD | August 14, 2010
"Single CV (from an Oberkorn) playing some drum modules. Converts 0-5v into 8 triggers."
AS CVT being controlled by an envelope module
ASUKLTD | August 14, 2010
"Showing that different CV sources can generate triggers."
AS CVT being controlled with an LFO sawtooth
ASUKLTD | August 14, 2010
"AS CVT being controlled with an LFO sawtooth"
Joystick triggering some percussion.
ASUKLTD | August 14, 2010
"CVT being controlled from a Joystick. Any CV could be used with the CV to Trigger modules to create triggers"
AS CV to Trigger Module playing some percussion
ASUKLTD | August 14, 2010
"Quick demo of CV to Trigger Module. 1 CV channel (from an Oberkorn sequencer). Showing how a single CV can trigger up to 8 modules (drum, EG, sequencer. Anything with a trigger, gate or clock input). Yes! One CV triggering 8 devices."
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