Thursday, May 15, 2014
Swarm
Swarm from Joseph Fraioli on Vimeo.
"A simple patch using the Macro Machines Storage Strip along with the Mungo d0 to create a swarm of metallic micro percussion.
Sound Sources:
Micro Percussion - The Harvestman Piston Honda MKII > Mungo d0 with the Macro Machines Storage Strip. Storage Strip contains 16 delay presets which are stepped through via the SSF Ultra Random Analog random pulse output.
Kick - Tiptop audio BD 808 > Make Noise Echophon
Snare > Synthesis Technology E350 > Modcan Dual Delay
Additional Percussion > Cylonix Shapeshifter > TipTop ZDSP
Drone Melody > Qu-Bit Electronix Nebulæ > Qu-Bit Electronix RT60 (verb 2) source is an original piano recording. (loop mode)
Trigger Sources:
main clock source is the Livewire Chaos Computer. Micro percussion and additional Percussion are being triggered by a multiplication of the clock by way of the 4ms SCM with an attenuated CV on the rotate input of the breakout. kick is being triggered by the SSF URA which is random and unlocked. snare is triggered by the 4MS RCD.
The WMD Sequential Switch Matrix is being used as a simple mute system for manual control of bringing various sounds in and out of the performance."
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