Monday, February 06, 2012
JLR
YouTube Uploaded by JohnLRice on Feb 6, 2012
"In a recent video I wasn't using the Moon Modular 568 trigger sequencer so I made a smiley face on it by activating certain switches. (an expensive 'Lite-Brite' toy!) I then realized I could do a pretty accurate representation of my JLR logo in the same way. Then I decided to try to make a patch to see what my logo "sounds like"! ;-) That's what this video is.
A Modcan 53B clock feeds the Moon 554 clock divider (and also the Modcan 59B delay). The first four outputs drive the 568 trigger sequencer and initially the divisors are set to 1, 2, 3 and 4. The 568 is in 4x32 mode and each bank is being used as the clock for one of the 4 banks of the 569 sequencer in 4x8 mode. Initially the 569 banks are operating in "up" mode but about halfway through I switch them all to random. I also switch the clock divisions 2, 3 and 4 to just 1 about 3/4 of the way through.
Thanks for watching!"
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