"Here is my cream of the crop Roland Jupiter 6. I bought this in Dallas, Texas several years ago. It was bought brand new for a 14 year old little girl who was taking piano lessons. She played it a few times and then it was stored in the closet until I purchased it. It is in excellent condition. Super clean. The key pressure still feels brand new!"
Angle Grinder eurorack module demo (the basics) Published on Sep 24, 2018 SCHLAPPI ENGINEERING
"An introduction to the basics of the Schlappi Engineering Angle Grinder eurorack synthesizer module. It is an all analog quadrature VCO and waveshaper module, more details can be found at: https://schlappiengineering.com/produ... Other companies modules used include: Make Noise Maths, VPME Zeroscope"
"Angle Grinder is a quadrature sine wave oscillator, filter, and distortion effect.
The SPIN section is a quadrature sine wave oscillator. The GRIND section compares each phase against the input signal, then subtracts the resulting square waves from the input signal. If the spin section is either damped enough or enough signal is fed into it from the GRIND section then it will stop oscillating and become a state variable filter.
The Angle Grinder tracks volts per octave and can be used as a sine wave oscillator with voltage control over harmonic content available at the GRIND OUT. With no input it’s four phase related sine outputs (0°, 90°, 180°, and 270°) remain clean from 0.1Hz to over 20kHz and are suitable for quad panning or XY applications.
With an input signal applied the GRIND out ranges from quadrature pulse width modulation (at LFO rate) to sync-like metallic tones (at audio rate). When GRIND is fed into the SPIN then it becomes a nonlinear feedback network with the faders and corresponding CV inputs providing instinctive control over phase cancellation, oscillation, and distortion. The four phase related outputs will become low pass, band pass, high pass, and inverted band pass filter outputs.
The function of the Angle Grinder depends on both the position of the knobs and the presence of an input signal.
Quadrature Sine wave VCO with four phase related outputs: 0°, 90°, 180°, 270°
HIGH range from 10Hz to over 20kHz
LOW range from 0.1Hz to over 500Hz
Tracks volts per octave at the V/OCT input
FM1 is selectable linear or exponential FM via jumper on back
FM2 is additional exponential V/OCT jack
With no input GRIND section provides voltage controlled harmonic content
With input GRIND section compares each phase against GRIND IN signal
Many thanks to the creator Wilfried Thierry because its really good fun.
Here i am running 2 Patches on my Prophet 12 using Layers A + B
with 2 instances of Midi Reich, Layer A is routed through a nice Formant reverb preset in Audiority Xenoverb and Layer B is running through 2C Audio Breeze 2 and UA's Spec ops
All Synth sounds are tweeked manually during the recording"
"The purpose of 'TEST SERIES' is to focus on the sound design possibilities of various gear combinations. This series is not musical nor does it serve as an instructional video. It is all about sound potential.
Please consider supporting this channel by purchasing a sample pack or music download from www.outsidersounddesign.com"
"Noise Engineering now has 5U versions of their Manis Iteritas and Basimilus Iteritas, the Magnus versions, the Magni? The Basimilus Iteritas Magnus also has a free running oscillator drone mode, so as you can see from the second part of this video these make great noisy drone synths as well as full drum or synth voices when used in trigger mode.
"A very quick test of the setup we will be taking to Horsham Americarna.
4 Theremins that the public will be encourage to try out. One pair control the E352 (Frequency and Waveshape) and the other the E370 Frequency & Delay."
3x regular ONEs, one ONE prototype and a TG ONE. 2x TG01 samples, 3x TG02 samples. Lots of processing> including 3x Tiptop Z-DSPs (Valhalla Shimmer, Tape Echo, E-Verb), Future Sound Systems TG 03 and TG04 Gristleizer modules, Serge Resonant EQ, Tyme Sefari MK2, a bunch of Tiptop Z2040s, Bubblesound SEM20, Doepfer A-124, Serge VSVCF, Make Noise Erbe-Verb, Roland Scooper and more.
