Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Epoch Modular Benjolin - Aleatoric Acid
Epoch Modular Benjolin - Aleatoric Acid from Richard Devine on Vimeo.
"A first patch with this mysterious oscillator. This patch was utilizing the rungler circuit which is an 8-step shift register that takes its serial input from the square wave of one oscillator and its clock input from the other. The digital outputs of the shift register are than put through a 3 bit digital to analogue converter to create random stepped voltage patterns (a stepped havoc waves). This arrangement allows for creation of complex interference patterns that gives the benjolin its unique, aleatoric character.
http://www.analoguehaven.com/epochmodular/benjolin/
http://epochmodular.net/"
via Richard Devine on The MATRIXYSNTH Lounge
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