Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Corsynth - C104 Odyssey of Sound VCO demo
Published on Nov 26, 2013 Magnus Gladén·30 videos
"This is a demo of the fantastic C104 Odyssey of Sound VCO by Corsynth. Only one C104 is used as audio source in this demo. This is the first test of this cool oscillator.
The pitch is controlled by the Q960 sequencer from Synthesizers.com. Two Q106 oscillators are used, the first is used as audio source (triangle wave) into the C104's ring modulator and as sync source. The second Q106 is used as an LFO for PWM.
The C104 is filtered through the lovely stg/soundlabs Post-Lawsuit Lowpass Filter. Cutoff is controlled by a Q109 envelope as well as some modulation by the Q960 sequencer. The VCA is controlled by yet another Q109.
A little reverb and delay has been added by the Klark Teknik DN780 reverb and Symetrix 606 delay.
Sorry for the sound quality, first the volume was too low then I overloaded the input of the TK Audio DP1."
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