Tuesday, August 05, 2014
Intermix, Chaos Computer, Pattern Generator modules
Published on Aug 5, 2014 bigcitymusic
"The Kilpatrick Audio K815 Pattern Generator is connected via MIDI to the Mutable Instruments Yarns. The Pattern Generators clock is carried via MIDI to the Yarns which is then clocking the Livewire Chaos Computer via EXT Clock. The Intermix is interconnected to the Chaos Computer. The mixed output of the Intermix (which represent mixed random voltages from both channels of the Chaos Computer) are being used to change through the Braids wavetables as the Kilpatrick Pattern Generator chooses new notes The Left and Right Intermix outputs are modulating the Audio Damage Aeverb and Dub Jr Delay modules (dampness and time)."
Korg MS2000 Silk Pad Modified SEQ
Published on Aug 5, 2014 alternatingbitmusic
"Taking the preset 'Silk Pad' and messing it up into a slightly sinister mini sequence."
pulp logic monotron-e 4 voice with ring mod
Published on Aug 5, 2014 FSK1138
"pulp logic monotron-e 4 voice with custom moog knobs
clock from 4ms peg
baud rate xvi sequencer
ring mod is make noise moddemix
fx :
delay and phaser via ableton live"
JoMox XBase 999 Drum Machine SN 0628 0028
Roland TR-606 Drumatix Analog Drum Machine with Original Box & Gig Bag
Roland SH-101 Vintage Synthesizer with Custom Silver Knob
Korg Mono Poly Analog Synthesizer
Analogue Systems French Connection Controller
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via this auction
"Based upon the legendary Ondes Martenot, the French Connection is a unique controller for virtuoso performance. By placing a finger through the ring suspended below the physical keyboard, the player can glide smoothly between notes by moving the playing hand from left to right, creating a very natural vibrato in the process. Theremin effects are easily obtained by connecting one of the CV outputs to an external VCO with sine wave output.
The French Connection is a 49-note CV/Gate keyboard controller supplying (3) CV outputs, (1) Gate output, and (1) Trigger output. In addition, there is an XY Joystick Controller, selector switches for normal keyboard duties, and the Ondes Martenot Controller via a Wire Traveller and pressure resistant wooden button. The French Connection controller does not have MIDI and does not emit any sound, but by connecting it to a minimum of (1) VCO with sine or saw waveform, plus a VCA, the Martenot effect is easily obtained.
The user can line up the Wire Traveller with a raised and indented reference grid below the Traveller (a wire under tension with a ring that the user puts his finger through) to land accurately on the desired notes, or can use the keyboard as a visual aid.
The user can select between Traveller and Keyboard modes with the 2 selector switches for “Button” and “Conventional Keyboard” playing. For example, if the expression is routed from the button to a VCA with LFO routed thru it (for vibrato), the player can achieve effects much like the Arp PPC controller on an Odyssey III / Axxe II.
The French Connection is housed in a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet and each one is hand built. This instrument has received worldwide attention since Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead started using his in their studio sessions and on their live tours."
via this auction
"Based upon the legendary Ondes Martenot, the French Connection is a unique controller for virtuoso performance. By placing a finger through the ring suspended below the physical keyboard, the player can glide smoothly between notes by moving the playing hand from left to right, creating a very natural vibrato in the process. Theremin effects are easily obtained by connecting one of the CV outputs to an external VCO with sine wave output. The French Connection is a 49-note CV/Gate keyboard controller supplying (3) CV outputs, (1) Gate output, and (1) Trigger output. In addition, there is an XY Joystick Controller, selector switches for normal keyboard duties, and the Ondes Martenot Controller via a Wire Traveller and pressure resistant wooden button. The French Connection controller does not have MIDI and does not emit any sound, but by connecting it to a minimum of (1) VCO with sine or saw waveform, plus a VCA, the Martenot effect is easily obtained.
The user can line up the Wire Traveller with a raised and indented reference grid below the Traveller (a wire under tension with a ring that the user puts his finger through) to land accurately on the desired notes, or can use the keyboard as a visual aid. The user can select between Traveller and Keyboard modes with the 2 selector switches for “Button” and “Conventional Keyboard” playing. For example, if the expression is routed from the button to a VCA with LFO routed thru it (for vibrato), the player can achieve effects much like the Arp PPC controller on an Odyssey III / Axxe II.
The French Connection is housed in a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet and each one is hand built. This instrument has received worldwide attention since Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead started using his in their studio sessions and on their live tours."
Doepfer Dark Time Sequencer with Blue LEDs
KORG MS-10 Vintage Analog Monophonic Synthesizer SN 132826
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