Noise Reap Eurorack VCA Module

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via this auction

"A rock solid VCA on the cheap.

specifications:

eurorack 8hp
skiff friendly
DC coupled input
linear and exponential response
LED brightness correspondes to signal amplitude
reverse voltage protected"

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Noise Reap Eurorack VCO Module

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"For the price, there's no beating this VCO. Great tracking over a minimum of 5 octaves, very low temperature related pitch drift, rugged build quality, a frequency range that goes from sub to super sonic, and most importantly, a phat analog sound. In addition to the standard features there is a folded or "freaked" triangle out.

Specifications:

Eurorack 8hp
33mA @ +12V
30mA @ -12V
module depth 38mm
Frequency knob sets pitch between 5Hz and 2kHz+
Inputs:

1V - per octave
CV (exponential control voltage) - CV knob controls the voltage amount from this input. Goes from completely off to more than double 1v/oct
RST (reset/hard sync) - sync oscillators together or get wacky with new sidebands/timbres
PW - changes the pulse width of the square wave"

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Noise Reap Eurorack Votlage Sequencer Module

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Note this appears to be the first Noise Reap post on the site.

Details:

"9 step voltage sequencer with hold and reset functions. Patch-able gate outputs. Loops at 9 steps if no information is given to the RST or HLD inputs.

specifications:

eurorack 22hp
skiff friendly
reverse voltage protected
In/Outs:

CLK - clock input (for square wave LFO, dedicated clock module, etc)
HLD - a positive voltage here will cause the clock input to be ignored, therefore holding on the current step
RST - a positive voltage here will return the sequencer to step one ( clock will not start counting again until RST voltage is low again)
CV out - voltage output corresponding to knob position (+/- 2 volts, noon is 0 volts)
HLD@ - same as HLD (note: if a cable is patched form 5 to HLD@, the sequence will be 5 steps long and stop at step 5)
RST@ - same as RST (note: if a cable is patched from 5 to RST@, the sequence will be 4 steps long and loop)
outputs 2-9 - any given ouput will be high (+5 volts) for as long as the corresponding step is active."

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Sismo DISCO

Sismo DISCO from sismo on Vimeo.

"Sismo Disco is a sound machine building in a mirroring effect panel and combining a dancefloor elements: a drum percussive part and a sawtooth filtered oscillator.

Two kind of controls: drums percussive include a tap register sequencer. (check TAPBUM for reference)

And the synth part with cv sequencer (check QADROX)

Disco has two cv in. One for the oscillator and the other for vcf, this can be controlled by external device via cv in.

Features

- 1 sawtooth oscillators (cv in)
- 8 step register sequencer
- 8 step sequencer
- Filter (cv in)
- Syncable by clock, lead the tempo
- 2 split outputs (synth, drums)"

Analog Four Late 70's Minimal Wave

Published on May 25, 2016 Calle Nilsson

"The vibe of the late 70's electronic music."

Logic Pro X RETRO SYNTH au Demo by REWO - some sound designed patches

Published on May 25, 2016 REWO_Channel

"Logic Pro X RETRO SYNTH au Demo by REWO - some sound designed patches by REWO. Just a quick overview what is possible with this softsynth."

Emulations based on Yamaha FM synthesis, analog & sync synthesis, and PPG wavetable synthesis.

18-The DSI/Oberheim OB-6: Part 18- Sequencer/Arpeggiator Part 2

Published on May 25, 2016 AutomaticGainsay

"Here is part two of a two-part demonstration of the arpeggiator and sequencer found on the DSI / Tom Oberheim OB-6. It focuses on the sequencer.
http://www.patreon.com/automaticgainsay"

All parts here.

Novation Celebrates 22 Year Anniversary of Original Bass Station with a Give Away Contest

via Novation:

"To celebrate the original Bass Station turning 22 years 8 months 17 days and 4 hours old*, we've decided to partner it up with its younger sibling and give them away together.

The original Bass Station is one of the most important releases in our history. It defined the start of what was to become an illustrious heritage of creating, what are now seen as, classic synths.

Fun, innovative, and no too derivative, Bass Station was just right. In the words of a well-known British Sound publication, "Bass Station wisely caters to the current need without being obsessive or anal about it" - nobody likes an anal synth.

Around 20 years after its release, the time came to have another go at creating a future classic, but staying true to the original idea. A fat, warm analogue slice of synth bread carefully buttered with a digital interface, Bass Station II is true analogue, but with near endless digital control and the ability to recall sounds remotely for the modern half-in-half-out-of-the-box producer. The one who still wants to use all of their synths at once in a Live session, but still turn the occasional knob. You know the type.

In the box, out the box, cardboard fish; this Bass Station combination is exactly what you need if you're looking to add fat and filthy analogue bass and 303-esque vibes but with unique, distinctly Novation characteristics.

Sign up for a chance to win. We just need to know who you are and grab an email address."

You can sign up here.

Buchla blue

Published on May 25, 2016 Cray

Everybody Hz - A Mournful modular melody.

Published on May 25, 2016 Barry Smethurst

"Sequenced with beatstep pro and within modular. As ever, No computer used for sequencing, midi etc. Beatstep pro, DSI Mopho, Eurorack, Volca Beats, Yamaha DX7, Hall Of Fame Reverb.

Orchestra / Piano Sample played through Disting Multifunction Eurorack module using WAV playback function."