Wednesday, March 02, 2022
Surgeon’s Knife: The Noise Engineering Loquelic Iteritas
video upload by pitch patch
"This is a demo of the Noise Engineering Loquelic Iteritas digital eurorack VCO. I go through all knobs, explain the algorithms, and show you two patch ideas.
The Loquelic Iteritas is one of the earlier VCOs from Noise Engineering. It has three modes that are based on interpretations of three classic synthesis algorithms (VOSIM, summation synthesis, and phase modulation) involving dual pitch control.
You can get further information, the manual, and firmware updates here: http://bit.ly/loqueliciteritas
I use 100% raw audio: no preamp, no compression, no effects.
TIMELINE
00:08 Overview
00:47 Algorithms
02:06 Patch idea 1 feat. Critter & Guitari Organelle M
04:36 Patch idea 2 feat. Critter & Guitari Organelle M
All audio was recorded with a Motu M4 and Ableton Live 11.
I am using the Intellijel 4U x 42HP case and ALM Busy Circuits patch cables.
Other modules (from left to right)
· Mutable Instruments Marbles
· ALM Busy Circuits Pamela's New Workout and Pip Slope (mk II)
· Expert Sleepers Disting mk4
· Intellijel uVCA II
Special guest: Critter & Guitari Organelle M"
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