Wednesday, August 15, 2018
WMD Geiger Counter PRO vs. Sequential Circuits TOM
Published on Aug 15, 2018 WMDevices
"The latest in our experiments of stacking up drum machines and guitar pedals up against each other, the Geiger Counter PRO absolutely annihilates the classic 80's drum box, the Sequential Circuits TOM.
In this video, we experiment for about ten minutes with running the TOM drum machine, an 80's unit based on PCM samples of real drums. The TOM is a stripped down version of the classic, Sequential Circuits Drum TRAX machine and features all of the same sounds, with only a stereo output instead of individual outs.
Instead of using eurorack modules for modulation over the GCP's parameters, we have a WMD Protostar in the chain as well. We are mainly using the Protostar as a modulation source for the GCP, sending the internal LFO and Envelope signals to the assignable CV inputs. However, there are times when we also engage the filter on the Protostar which can drastically effect the sound of the Geiger PRO when the chain is Protostar into the Geiger Counter PRO."
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