Thursday, May 26, 2011
Juniper Shade
YouTube Uploaded by davidryle on May 26, 2011
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"Another demo of the Catgirl CGS01 Suboscillator/Harmonic Sequencer module. A Ken Stone design.
This time the module was repaired and working correctly. I demonstrate the Harmonic Sequencer aspect of the module. I have Channel A and B receiving a low range LFO pulse width waveform from two Q106 VCO's. Using the Multiplier mode on the CGS01, I sent both the normal and inverted outputs to a pair of signal processors, then two a quantizer and then on to two more Q106 VCO pitch inputs.
Messing around with the suboscillator divisions knobs created moving voltages for the two final VCO's. I filled in with some sketchy keyboard notes on a Yamaha DX7II. Reverse echo and reverb were added.
This module is very musical and astonishingly useful as a sequential device. There are so many things that can be done with it besides just this demo but I really enjoy this feature."
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