9/15/26 (2050 test) 2050 + MFB OSC-02 & dual ADSR + Ladik S-143 & U-202 + CXM 1978 + MIDIVERB II

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"9/15/26 (2050 test) Jakub Jasiński 2050 + MFB OSC-02 & dual ADSR + Ladik S-143 & U-202 + CXM 1978 + Alesis MIDIVERB II

If you came for metallic falcon screams, jump to 1:19. This unbranded 2050 module was made custom by Jakub Jasiński for the previous owner. It’s plugged in a 4ms pod, but it’s getting 5v DC externally. It’s not a clone, but it seems to have been based on the Zerosum Inertia 6550-99, which is probably the greatest voltage controlled oscillator of all time. The Ladik S-143 (through the U-202 and multiplied) is sequencing the 2050 tune input and pulse input, as well as the MFB OSC-2 CV1. The triangle on the OSC-2 is running to the sync input on the 2050. An envelope from the MFB dual ADSR is running to the 2050 drive input. The delay is from the Peavey DDL-3 and the reverb was blended on CXM 1978."

9/11/26 Metasonix Agonizer eurorack clone + Birdkids Unicorn Boom + CXM 1978 + Alesis MIDIVERB II

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"The two modules in this video were built by Jakub Jasiński as a custom order for their previous owner. One is loosely based on Zerosum Inertia’s masterpiece 5U VCO module, the 6550-99. The other is based on the Metasonix Agonizer. We just got them, so this was a first quick test while I work out power. The ALM Pamela’s New Workout is driving the Birdkids Unicorn Boom 808 bass drum clone (into its internal compressor), then that runs through the Metasonix Agonizer clone for distortion. As usual, this tube module responds very differently to how hard you drive the input, and how much decay there is on the bass drum. There’s gated reverb from the Alesis MIDIVERB II and a stereo reverb blended on the CXM 1978."