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Wrong video ?
ReplyDeleteThank you! Fixed and moved up.
DeleteAlesis Micron can do this.
ReplyDeleteWhat is skewer? What is 2-pulser? Is this software or hardware? Nothing even comes up in search. A demonstration of something that is not useful or repeatable is bogus.
ReplyDeleteAlso,it sounds horrible.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I liked the bell tones from the audio rate modulation.
ReplyDeleteDual antiphase pulses are a feature of plucked and struck strings: the initial impulse travels to and fro, being reflected (and dampened at each end.)
I wonder if Ian will be releasing these? (Through Elby again?) It looks like a sharper version of his Double pulse generator II, but with the second pulse inverted.
@Gridsleep I hope Matrixsynth never descends into just being reprints of product brochures, fetishistic photos of ancient systems that glorify long-past innovation, and tedious unboxing videos (though having some is good, to satisfy you, why not?)
ReplyDeleteIan has been an influential innovator since the 70s: if he teases a new circuit or shows an experiment or prototype, that is interesting to many of us. Maybe you will see what he does in products in 10 years time, but there is no need to disparage genuinely creative people like that, the people with the 99% perspiration.