MATRIXSYNTH

SSM2164 TH_VCF CLONE with MODULATION EXTRA's

SSM2164 TH_VCF CLONE with MODULATION EXTRA's from BLCLONES on Vimeo.
"This shows the quality of the self-osc feature of the SSM2164 based filter."

SSM2164_TH_CLONE WITH MODULATOR SECTION

SSM2164_TH_CLONE WITH MODULATOR SECTION from BLCLONES on href="http://vimeo.com">Vimeo.
"This shows you the actual filter sound. The vco's are from anther synth."

SSM2164 TH_VCF CLONE with MODULATION EXTRA's from BLCLONES on Vimeo.
"This shows the quality of the self-osc feature of the SSM2164 based filter."

via this pulled this auction via this electro-music.com thread. It looks like bluelantern is being a bad boy again. Hopefully he'll work out a licensing deal to make these. Note this is the Mankato Filter available via both Suit & Tie Guy and Bridechamber.

"SSM2164 BASED THOMAS HENRY DESIGN CLONE ALL-IN-ONE VCF. IT SOUNDS VERY HIGH-FI. IT CAN SELF REZONATE AND DO A VERY CLEAN SINE WAVE. THIS HAS a 24db, 18db, and 12db filter out.

OUTPUTS:
(1) FILTER OUT
(1) LFO OUT
(1) AR ENV out
(1)EXTREME FM out

INPUTS:
(2) BOOSTER GAIN AUDIO INPUTS (PRE-AMPS)
(1) CV INPUT
(1) FM BI-POLAR INPUT
(1) GATE input for ENV

SECTIONS:
(1) LFO -RAMP-TRIANGLE-SAW SHAPES, WITH TIMING HACK FOR 2 SPEED RATES.
(1) ATTACK, RELEASE ENVELOPE GENERATOR.
(1) SSM2164 based VCF with cutoff, rez, fine controls.

Admin: And Back to Blue

One last poll. I think what I really didn't like about the blue was how much it stood out with the older (large) header menu. With the font smaller there I think it looks much better. Blue makes the site look more lively / less dreary than the grey. Blue also did better than I expected in the last poll with the larger header menu, so... One more poll now that you've seen the grey for a bit of the day... Click on the image below the poll for a screenshot of the site with grey. And remember, the site is about the content, so obviously don't get worked up on this one.

Verbos Voltage Processor

via Reed: "I thought I'd post a picture of my favorite module lately, Mark Verbos' Model 254 Quad Voltage Processor (far right). It is basically 2 Buchla Model 257's (center) with an extra voltage input, in the tradition of the 256 (far left). The processor is clocked at a much higher rate than the 257, which gives it an advantage in certain situations dealing with pulses and older modules. Sadly, it doesn't have the stenciled-on math equation that makes the Buchla 257 so enticing yet intimidating."

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Update: I added a Verbos label for the site. Click on it for more by Mark Verbos.