Monday, July 27, 2026
Tobinski Harmonic Timing Generator / Interpolating Scanner
video upload by Stromkult
"Quick overview, over the Interpolating Scanner and Harmonic Timing Generator by Tobinski!
As a reference clock generator, the Harmonic Timing Generator produces a base frequency with analogue multipliers (x1 to x8) to generate complex timing signals. It features three manual or voltage-controlled frequency selectors, falling sawtooth outputs, and an LFO mode for low-frequency clocking.
The 8-Channel Interpolating Scanner combines an 8-channel interpolating scanner with an array of 8 independent VCAs. It allows you to smoothly blend between up to 8 stages using either bipolar CV or manual control. The 8 inputs feed both the scanner and VCAs simultaneously, and 8 switchable sliders can control input levels to the scanner, the VCAs, or both.
Both modules seamlessly integrate via an internal ribbon cable. The scanner inputs automatically link to the Harmonic Timing Generator outputs via sine shaping circuitry. When used together, the sawtooth outputs of the generator are transformed into sine waves, enabling the two modules to function as a sinewave harmonic oscillator.
0:00 Module Overview
5:38 Sound Demo"
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