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IMPLEXUS - Eurorack Jamsession

Majella Audio

"We had a spontaneous Jamsession with the owner of Eurorackworld!

The Implexus is synced to the modular clock and sequenced with a Eurorack sequencer. The LFO timing is very tight and the division buttons are super useful! Lovely jamsession, a lot of joy!"

06-The Arturia PolyBrute-Steiner Filter Part B

AutomaticGainsay

Here is part two of a two-part demonstration of the sound and functionality of the Steiner Filter present on the Arturia PolyBrute.

The theme for this demonstration was recorded by multitracking the Arturia PolyBrute in order to provide the various parts necessary. The drums were assembled out of loops from Apple’s GarageBand.

AutomaticGainsay Arturia PolyBrute posts

TINRS Fenix IV + Gameboy + Circuit bent NAVA = ❤

Making Sound Machines

"TINRS Fenix IV + Nintendo Gameboy + Circuit bent NAVA = ❤️ This patch brings together so many things we love: our original UGB Nintendo Gameboy running 8bit bleeps with nanoloop, our circuit bent elicktronic NAVA TR909 clone and the insane bag of tricknology that is This is Not Rocket Science's Fenix IV modular synth in-a-box! The NAVA is an exact copy of the famous Roland TR909 circuits, hacked by us with 34 mods to vastly expand the sonic palette of the instrument, and processed through our Eurorack using the serge wave multiplier on kick and the cre8audio chipz on claps for more oomph. The bassline is the lovely FM mode of the TINRS Fenix' digital oscillator, run through the stereo digital filter (honestly the best I've ever heard - Stijn, Lauri, you need to make this a module) and modulated with the wobbler complex LFO. The nintendo Gameboy is clocking the Fenix sequencer, processed through two VCAs and then mangled through the Fenix' stereo delay - a lot of the lovely pitch sweeps and groovy sixteenth note runs spring into existence in this awesome submodule. Finally, big thank you klanggenerator for selling us the NAVA case! We had to drill some extra holes in it :)"

Auction Posts Fixed

Just a heads up that the auction posts on the site have been fixed. Blogger changed their editor and I'm still adjusting. It's a bit slower and there are some extra steps I have to take, so please bear with me while I retrain my brain. If you ever catch an error in a post, please leave a comment. Anonymous comments have been enabled for now, so it should be super easy. Just click the "Comment" link at the bottom of any post if you are coming off the front page, or scroll down to the comments section on any individual post page.