Sunday, February 15, 2015
Synthpinski
Published on Feb 15, 2015 wellurban
"Using the XOR mode of Doepfer's A189-1 Voltage-controlled Bit Modifier to turn a triangle wave into waveforms with self-similar patterns. When visualised in X/Y mode on an oscilloscope, the results are vaguely similar to the classic 'Sierpinski triangle' fractal pattern.
Oh, and the sound: more like a combination of hard sync, harmonic sweeps and fat super-saws than the normal bit-crusher effects."
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