Audulus 2 Minute Tip - 8: How to Make a Muxing Sequencer

Published on Jan 23, 2016 Bimini Road

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"You don't just need a Sequencer node to make a sequencer. I actually prefer to make them this way - it's very easy to apply an LFO and change the directionality.

To use this sequencer to control an oscillator (instead of, say, a parameter of an effect), just send it through a Quantizer module.

...And why do I multiply it by 7.99 and not 8? Well, x8 wraps around back to 1, since the value range of 0-.999... is the first step, and 7-7.999... is the value range of the last step. If you set the max to just 7, it would only reach the final step for the duration of 1 sample.

The 2 Minute Tip series breaks apart topics on Audulus into bite-sized chunks. I don't talk during the tutorials (though there are a few notes that pop up), and this is so that international viewers who don't understand English well don't feel left out. Familiarize yourself with the node menu and my navigation won't be so mystifying. In the future, we'll develop a finger press indicator so you can see where I'm tapping.

http://www.audulus.com"

All parts here.

kria / isms

kria / isms from tehn on Vimeo.

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kria (icelandic name for arctic tern) defend their nesting grounds together as an imposing flock.

a new grid application. parameter-phased modulator. a step sequencer arpeggiator. two voices with independent loop positions and speed per parameter: trigger, accent, duration, note, octave, transposition, scale.

shown here: alternate firmware for the white whale module. isms modular synth. oscillators and filters by mannequins. spring reverb. op-1 fed through modular.

http://monome.org/isms

First Test

First Test from Andras Eichstaedt on Vimeo.

"In this experiment was trying to build a patch around a single trigger signal. The idea is to detect tactile interactions with the modular

and use it to drive the tempo of the patch. im looking forward to try this with more different triggers and with also measuring the change

in electrical resistance depending on the size of area being touched. It was a lot of fun to work with Nora Staggl, we didn't rehearse, in fact the whole thing was done in about an hour."

We can now play Twister with modulars.

nonlinearciruicts brain custard 1

Published on Jan 23, 2016 cirtcele

"Just a quick demo of some of the sounds from this module. 9 audio rate chaotic signals mixed to form 'neuron clusters' The idea is low frequency patterns will emerge from the mayhem."

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"Brain Custard - 9 audio rate chaotic signals mixed to form 'neuron clusters' The idea is low frequency patterns will emerge from the mayhem. Really it will be vaguely controllable noise and lots of it.....with LEDs"

Near Mint YAMAHA Vintage Synthesizer CS-15 SN 8467

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Sequential Circuits Prophet 600

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Roland Jupiter-6

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Yamaha TQ5 FM4 my sounds - 2016-01

Published on Jan 23, 2016 An1xFan

"Some of my FM op4 sounds, all this was made in Atari YSEDITOR running on STEEM emulator. :-D"

Back to the 90's

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Minilogue Demo - Sequencer and Voice Modes, by Earmonkey

Published on Jan 23, 2016 Earmonkey Music

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"The first chance I've had to get a video going. It is taking me a bit to figure out how this machine wants to be loved. It excels at inviting discovery and constantly changing things. Here's a rundown of what in the video:

I started with just an INIT patch, one square wave, no FX. Programmed a little polyphonic sequence, then started messing with the filter, envelopes, LFO, and Voice Mode Depth knobs. I really kept it at just this one saw tooth wave and simply changed voice modes. First Poly, then Duo, then Unison, then Mono, then Arp. I added some chorus and reverb when I got to Mono mode, and I added some Roland Space Chorus tape delay when I got to the arp.

I think this synth sounds super warm and wonderful. The modulation possibilities are so fun, even with a limited LFO section (you can only assign the LFO to one source!). I haven't even scratched the motion sequencing which would give you tons more modulation capabilities.

Hope you enjoy the little fiddle I had here."