MATRIXSYNTH: Mid/Side Stereo Action, Vector Based Modulation & Vactrol Turing Expanders with Worng Electronics at


Sunday, May 13, 2018

Mid/Side Stereo Action, Vector Based Modulation & Vactrol Turing Expanders with Worng Electronics at


Published on May 13, 2018 DivKidVideo

"Morgan at Worng Electronics presents a range of new modules included the improved and now released LRMSMSLR which is a stereo input and output device that converts stereo inputs to a mid and side signal then converts mid and side signals back to stereo. Mid-Side processing is a powerful function and it allows for modulation of stereo width and turning mono sources into stereo sounds by processing the side output from a single mono module (like a buy one get one free for your FX which is ace!) There's also the Vector Space which pushing input voltages around both cuboid and spherical shapes to create multiple modulation sources from only a few inputs. Finally there's the Vactrol based Low Pass Gate expander for the Turing Machine from Music Thing Modular.

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