Friday, August 03, 2018
54HP Episode 8: iPad Acid Composer
Published on Aug 3, 2018 Perfect Circuit Audio
"Episode 8 of 54HP includes something a little different, an iPad controlled case with drums and bass-line, the 'iPad Acid Composer.' The Quicco Sound Mi.1e module connects over bluetooth to an iPad running a free app that has sequencers, clocks, LFOs and sliders that can output control voltages. The drums are made with the Snazzy FX Kick_me, ALM Dinky’s Taiko and Bastl Skis and Noise Square. The Synth sound is made with an Intellijel Dixie II+ oscillator, and LXD for VCA, and the Eternal Spring Filter as the wild and squelchy acid filter.
Let us know in the comments what type 54hp of case you want to see next.
Module list:
Quicco Sound Mi.1e 0|8
Snazzy FX Kick_me
ALM Dinky’s Taiko
Bastl Noise Square
Bastl Skis
Intellijel Dixie II+
Snazzy FX Eternal Spring Filter
Make Noise LXD
Available here: https://www.perfectcircuitaudio.com/c..."
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