"This one has the PE Potentiometers upgrade which way better than the regular version, much smoother feeling and you won't have to worry about any glitchy knobs. It's fully functional and has been very lightly used. Besides some light wear on the bottom and edges of the synth, the rest of it is minty and looks perfect. Check out the detailed pictures below to make sure you like it. The Poly Evolver is a great sounding analog digital hybrid synth, probably my favorite out of the DSI lineup. Has the most character, grit & analog flavor in my opinion. Love the Prophet VS digital waveforms in there. Totally great for pads, effects, leads. Screen is bright & easy to read, a bit hard to capture in the pictures but it looks perfect."
"For sale is an SND Acme-4. Considered the best midi clock synchronizer out there. Pretty much essential if you have a plethora of various new and old gear that you'd like to sync with your DAW and get them all in time with each other. The awesome thing is it lets you time shift and swing in real time, very nice way to get cool grooves going. These cost $1450 new and hardly ever show up for sale used. This one is in mint shape and fully functional. Comes with the usb cable shown."
You can find additional info and specs in the archives here.
"Using an iPad, Lemur app [iTunes] and Antonio Blanca's Abreakpoint 2 template to control the modular via an iConnectmidi2 and Expert Sleepers FH-1 module"
"Tweaking some drum sounds made with anAmoNo X.
Kick: 1 oscillator, single analog filter, 1 envelope, 1 VCA.
Snare: Noise, 1 oscillator (used for FM of noise shape), dual analog filter, 1 VCA.
Metal percussion: 2 oscillator FM, 1 digital filter, 1 envelope, 1 VCA.
www.gotharman.dk"
"Still exploring and finding out how to use my Ian Fritz panels.
Loads of fun. Especially with the Bugbrand DRM1+X drum synth.
All sounds (apart from the Drums, which are heard on their own at the beginning) created by the Serge panels. With just some delay and reverb added to a couple of the voices.
None Serge modules used:
Mutable Instruments - Grids
Iron Ether - Pithoprakta
Doepfer - A-160-5 Ratchet Control
Electro Music - Klee
Modcan - Dual Delay
Intellijel - Springray"
Published on Jun 22, 2016 The Tuesday Night Machines
"Here are some things you might not know about the Bastl Instruments bitRanger patchable logic synth!
bitRanger Features:
- LFO clock oscillator for rhytmical modulation
- VCO oscillator is synced to the HFO oscillator
- 4 modes of operation selectable by 2 switches
- built in speaker with volume control
- 9V DC center positive power supply input
- 9V battery compartment from the bottom
- up to 20mA power draw on headphones, up to 60mA with speaker (minimum 20 hours on battery)
- On /Off switch
- expansion connector
- package includes 3 photo resistors – make your oscillators respond to light by plugging these into the Bend socket"
"Patch Notes:
FM Melody Patch
Rene driving STO
Maths envelope fall modulated by Seq 1 LFO opening the Optomix
FM'd by Sputnik triangle (dynamically through Optomix - Maths other channel)
Other channel of Maths and PEG OR out and Seq 1 LFO mixed and modulating SHAPE of STO
Stereo FM Melody Patch
Rene driving STO and Sputnik 2, each into a channel of Optomix (Sputnik via Timbre)
STO SHAPE and STO's Maths FALL modulated by Seq 1 LFO
Different Seq 1 LFO providing FALL modulation to the other channel of Maths and CV on Timbre
Stereo patch: Rene is triggering gates per step (Opp Clock OR) on X and Y with different gate patterns programmed in each but shared PITCH CV. And Optomix channels are panned hard left and right
Sync Lead
Sequencer 1 driving STO and Rubicon
Rubicon getting FM'd (SINE) and HARD sync'd (VARI) by the STO
FM Index and sync sweep (EXP in) enveloped by Maths triggered by Seq 1 ACC with PWM from Seq 1 LFO
Subtle (attenuated) LFO from Pittsburgh Oscillator to SYM CV in
SQUARE out of Rubicon into Post Lawsuit Filter enveloped by PEG OR out and pitch
Fed to Classic VCA enveloped by Dual ADSR
FM Robot Sound Patches
Variations on:
Seq 1 driving PITCH to Sputnik 2
Rene driving PITCH to Sputnik 1
Sputnik 1 dynamically FM'ing Sputnik 2 via Optomix enveloped by Seq 1 LFO and Wogglebug Stepped Out (clocked slow using PEG as clock divider) and Maths offset (mixed)
Seq 1 LFO modulating Timbre receiving SINE from Sputnik 2
Seq 1 CV3 triggering Maths envelope which is opening the Optomix
Rene UNQ modulating DAMP
"In anticipation of a special release of a radical remix album of the Scanni album (http://scanni.co.uk) I let the machines have their evil way again. This time I extensively used the Make Noise Phonogene in a very simple patch, alongside the Endorphin es Furthrrr Generator biting and easing its way into the soundscape. Despite the scale of the visual set up what you are hearing is remarkably simple, with the Cwejman DMF-2 and Three Sisters filters gently massaging the sounds. The Xoac Batumi is moving the sliced audio in the Phonogene and it's all happily mixed into the Intellijel Linix and Mutamix."
