Published on May 22, 2013 hamiltonulmer·14 videos
"Three rough sine waves, playing a nice dominant chord, with a brief rise in frequency from Maths.
The three sines come from the DPO and Dixie II. I used the Graphic Sequencer to modulate the FM on the DPO, which gives the lovely rhythmic feel at the beginning. Definitely going to keep that one in mind.
Those three sines get mixed, and then go to the µFade. Yes, another µFade-focused patch.
The second main voice is Ch. 1 of the Maths, with the Wogglebug stepped CV output (for some reason) running through the Tame Machine, and then out to the BOTH in for the Maths. The Tame Machine actually produces a fun walk between pitches. Because I set it to "link" and not "trigger" it changes pitch according to its own tempo, not the Wogglebug-clocked Clock-Divided one that runs everything else. That gives the Woggling a fun bend in pitch as it corrects mid-note.
The rest should be pretty clear at this point - the Clock Divider opens on the /64 and exposes the MMG'd Maths channel via FREQ 2, while FREQ 1 slightly pulsates according to one of the other smaller divisions.
Very fun patch."
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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