Sunday, August 21, 2011
Clock Work(out)
YouTube Uploaded by br0therl0c0 on Aug 20, 2011
"What started out as a stress test for my MIDI to CV Clock setup turned into a bit of a rhythmic jam. A little longer than I would usually record, by IMHO the best sound really kicks in at 5:45.
Details:
The Electribe Is sending out MIDI clock that is converted by a Moon M-553 into clock pulses that is further divided up by a Moon M-554 Octal Clock Divider. Clock pulses drive a Moon M-569 sequencer, a synthesizers.com Q119 sequencer, and a Moog MF-105 MuRF effects pedal.
The sequencers are driving all the envelope gates, plus LFO reset, LFO speed, etc...
Synth engines are MacBeth MK1 modules, Moog Voyager OS, Oberheim SEM, and Korg Electribe. FX are all provided by Moogerfoogers. Everything is pure analog except for the Electribe.
Again IMHO, the MacBeth modules are just amazing, and running through a Moog Phaser only makes them huger.
I hope you enjoy!"
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