Wednesday, March 02, 2022
Noise Engineering’s Most Melodic Voice? A Cursus Iteritas Demo
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"This is a demo of the Cursus Iteritas by Noise Engineering. I go through all knobs and show two patch ideas.
Cursus Iteritas is a digital eurorack oscillator that uses a dynamically generated wavetable to create a wide variety of harmonic sounds. It gives you spectral-like controls over three different modes based on different conceptualizations of frequency.
You can get further information and the manual here: https://bit.ly/cursusiteritas
I use 100% raw audio: no preamp, no compression, no effects.
TIMELINE
00:05 Overview
02:20 Patch idea 1: Simple bass patch
04:05 Patch idea 2: Ambient sequence
All audio was recorded with an RME Fireface UCX II and Ableton Live 11.
I am using an ALM Busy Circuits 3U / 84HP Powered Case and Polarnoise patch cables.
Other modules (from left to right)
· Dave Jones Design O Tool Plus
· Make Noise Maths
· SoundForce uVCF6
· Intellijel uVCA II
· Mutable Instruments Rings
· Make Noise Morphagene
Special guest: Sixty Four Pixels Noodlebox"
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