Cyclebox XY

Cyclebox XY from Peter Speer on Vimeo.

"Looking at and listening to the Lead and Lag outputs of a Cylonix Cyclebox directly (Lead output: left channel, X input on scope; Lag output: right channel, Y input). Cyclebox + Expander only-- no other modules or patch cables used.

Images produced on a Hewlett Packer 133A XY Display"

Modular Synth Patch 5 : Chaotic Downtempo Dubstep

Published on Jan 11, 2013 broembach·19 videos

"Chaotic Downtempo Dubstep Jam on modular synthesizer and Thingamagoop2. www.xidzeta.com for free music Thingamagoop2 RGB intro, PistonHonda for rhythmic digital noise, Cylonix is sequenced by Turing Machine, Bass is A-110 into A-120, Tiptop Audio 808 modules on drums, Modcan Triple Osc into Korgasmatron makes the chord."

via Benjamin Roembach-Clark on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Intellijel Planar vector mix drone

Intellijel Planar vector mix drone from Peter Speer on Vimeo.
Vector mixing with the Intellijel Planar:

Planar input A: Cyclebox Lead out
Planar input B: Cyclebox Lag out
Planar input C: e350 XY out
Planar input D: e350 Z out

Planar mix out --> Dr. Octature LPF --> Z-DSP

www.theshamblers.blogspot.com

The Klirrfaktor: Lost Harmonic Identity Part I

Published on Sep 29, 2012 by TheKlirrfaktor

"'Lost Harmonic Identity' never died.
This ist the first track after a while that belongs to LHI.

Starring:
Drums: MFB Schagzwerg, Korg Monotribe, Makenoise Optomix
Drunk guitar: WMD Syncrodyne with Makenoise René
1st pad: Cylonix Cyclebox
"Dissonant" pad: Intellijel Rubicon

more @ http://www.klirrfaktor.com"

Essential Fatty Acid

Published on Sep 22, 2012 by SuiSibi

"jasdf"

dazed...magnificent - A Tribute to Neil Armstrong

YouTube Published on Aug 26, 2012 by donaldjasoncrunk

Don't miss the related link and note below.

"As I stepped on the moon, I looked around, dazed...magnificent. The vast, sandy silver surface was almost illusory." - Neil Armstrong

'live modular + bass guitar rehearsed improv. upper noises provided by duet of make noise DPO and tip top z3000, cymbals again by STG .SHN, cyclebox doing a variety of modulations and the entire thing clocked by Flame Clockwork. vocal loop thanks to my mouth hole + a digitech RDS 7.6, bass thanks to the epiphone newport.'

Related: Cohen's HALLELUJAH: Vocal, Theremin & MIDI theremin
"Here's a little bit of trivia you may not know about the RCA theremin in this video. According to Apollo astronaut Neil Armstrong's biographer, Andrew Smith, Armstrong actually took a recording of this theremin with him into space for the moon landing in 1969. The previous owner of this instrument, Dr. Samuel Hoffman, used it on his 1947 recording, MUSIC OUT OF THE MOON. Neil Armstrong liked the sound of it so much that he made a cassette tape of it from his personal record collection and took it with him to the moon."

First Layout Simple Things

YouTube Published on Aug 24, 2012 by Rolf Maier Bode

Wait for the direct sound on this one.

"Modulating a Cyclebox plus an AFG and a VCOb into a Schippmann Ebbe und Flut Filter.
The recording was directly put into the layout of a new song :-)"

Fisheye Euroraction

Click the pic for the full size shot. This one comes from the guys behind the Samplephonics Circuit Malfunction Modular Sample Set (previously posted here). Intellijel Cylonix steals the show.

Cyclebox Test T+L

YouTube Published on Aug 21, 2012 by Rolf Maier Bode
Listen through for the direct audio.

"I am playing with a new part of my self built synthesizer - the Cylonix Cyclebox v2.
The music is a new version for the music video of 'Truth & Light'."

modular noodle cyclebox and ecophon

YouTube Published on Jul 27, 2012 by buriedintime

"playing with new modules. cylonix cyclebox, makenoise ecophon, and the bit rot card for the ZDSP, 4MS SCM, RCD also in the mix. sorry for the crappy iphone audio/video

more noodley synth stuff at my soundcloud

http://soundcloud.com/ignatius/sets/modcan-vcdo-boss-dm-300-analog-delay/"

Modular synth noodles and module demos by ignatius

Eurorack Modular System

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated. via eBay UK

"All modules function 100% - all cosmetically Near Mint condition.

Modules:

Cylonix Cyclebox 2
Intellijel Cyclebox Expander
Bubblesound uLFO
Kilpatrick Pattern Generator
Manhattan Analog Mix
Intellijel Dr Octature
The Harvestman Double Andore
Expert Sleepers ES-4
Blank Panels
Acrylic Pro-Modular dividers

bolts with washers have been used - all original knobs can be shipped if new owner prefers factory
condition.

can ship worldwide - but remember this UK 240 voltage. 3 prong power socket accessible at rear of case."

Voight-Kampff Machine rev. 3.5 (Occlusion setup)

Voight-Kampff Machine rev. 3.5 (Occlusion setup) from Keith Fullerton Whitman on Vimeo.

... documentation of the 3.5 rev. (June 20th, 2012) of the Voight-Kampff Machine, set up for "Occlusion" performances. Newly installed are the Synthesis Technology E355 Morphing Dual LFO (replacing the BubbleSound µLFO in FM'ing the E350 Morphing Terrarium) & the Cylonix CycleBox 2 & Intellijel Expander (replacing the ModCan FMVDO) ... The DinSync.info DrumDokta DRM-110 DDB Breakout was also recently installed (although it's not being used in this particular clip) ...

Video (haphazardly) shot with a Canon Vixia HF M50, audio recorded separately on a Zoom H4n, sync'ed in Quicktime Pro 7.

Intellijel Mutamix CV Sequencing

YouTube Published on May 24, 2012 by RichyHo

"Summing several CVs through one bus of the Mutamix to FM a Cylonix Cyclebox II."

I Dream Of Wires on SoundCloud

The makers behind the upcoming modular documentary "I Dream of Wires" has started a new SoundCloud group. Below is the first track posted.

20 Loops Cylonix Cyclebox (0101-Mode) + Moogerfooger by I Dream Of Wires

"Here is a demo created by Jason Amm (Solvent) of the Cylonix Cyclebox, a very unique digital VCO in modular eurorack format (http://cylonix.com). The sound is Cyclebox + Moogerfooger mixed together through an Intellijel Mutagen module, with no post-processing. I used a Mk1 Cyclebox here, since sold, although I now own a Mk2.

Here are 20 loops, self-generated via Cyclebox's 0101 mode, described by Cylonix as "Bitwise C-Element of OSC1 and OSC2 with OSC3 Phase Perturbation" - also described by another Cyclebox user as "Good as a chaotic but repetitive LFO". So just to clarify there is no external sequencing here - everything is self-generated within the Cyclebox. In each loop, the 2nd Cyclebox out ("Lag Out") is being used as a modulation source on 1 of the CV-inputs on a Moogerfooger. Three Moogers were used - the Freqbox, Low Pass Filter, and Ring Modulator. I don't remeber which was used for which loop, or what exactly I did to create any of these. But I can tell you that this kind of glitch/IDM madness was flowing out the Cyclebox with ease.

Please note: these sound recordings are the property of Jason Amm and are copyright protected. Please do not sample or distribute without permission!

For more info on Solvent:
http://solventcity.com
solvent
https://www.facebook.com/solvent"

Raymond Scott techno w/Cyclebox + Sound of Shadows

YouTube Uploaded by s0LVentCIty on Apr 8, 2011

"Hi my name is Solvent and this is my 3rd Eurorack modular system video. Today I've made some Raymond Scott techno, with the help of my newly arrived Cylonix Cyclebox and Flight of Harmony Sound of Shadows. I haven't really got a clue how to use the Cylonix yet, but I thought this sounded good, so I pressed record. Drums and everything else are being triggered/sequenced from the MFB Urzwerg."

Cylonix

"Cylonix (maker of the eponymous vocoder software in the 90's) has returned with its own digital VCO module, the Cylonix Cyclebox.

This module is a 2-oscillator vco (with a subosc) that digitally combines the outputs of the 2 oscillators to produce many cool sounds. There are 16 different combination modes, including a bit-wise XOR mode, making the Cyclebox essentially 16 different modules in one. The Cyclebox employs digital processing, using an FPGA device, running at a 24MHz clock rate. The 2 quadrature outputs are from 192KHz, 24-bit DC-coupled DACs. The module has a wide frequency range, from 50KHz down to one cycle every 24 minutes.

Details (including an in-depth manual, sound clips and tutorial videos) can be found at http://www.cylonix.com/.

The Cyclebox will be available for purchase from the Cylonix website in January 2011 (after I return from holidays), but a limited number (5) of modules will be made available to Muff Wigglers (10 post minimum) at the discounted price of $300CDN (shipping extra) for the next week only (until December 18 - before I go on vacation). If interested in one of these modules, send me a pm here on Muffs."
via jjclark on Muff's