Sunday, September 23, 2012
Doepfer modular, Sequentix P3 and Cheetah MS6
Published on Sep 23, 2012 by diverseaudiolab
"In which the Diverse Audio Laboratory turn the lights down low, crack open a bottle of "Old Hooky" and contemplate the myriad possibilities offered to them by the combination of a eurorack modular, a Cheetah MS6 and a Sequentix P3. Possibilities that they then comprehensively and laughably fail to exploit.
(Noises by Doepfer/Analogue Solutions/MFB/Cheetah, sequencing by Sequentix and effects by Echoman/Peavey. Hair and make-up by Maurice.)
http://diverseaudiolab.bandcamp.com"
via Diverse Audiolab on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Test And Factory Reset Procedures For Yamaha RX11
"After Almost 30 Years Scientists Finally Discover Test And Factory Reset Procedures For Yamaha RX11
"During all those years that RX11 has been around I have never seen anyone mention the factory reset procedure or test mode. RX11 manuals (even the Service Manual) do not provide any hints. The funny thing is, even Yamaha itself does not seem to know about those, see yourself.
However, this is simply not true. The factory reset and test procedures have been among us all the time, so here's the 'big news': Pressing and holding STOP/CONTINUE and +1/YES buttons while switching the machine on performs factory reset after displaying exact ROM version number for a moment. Factory reset cleans up the most critical RAM area and restores factory defaults for the following settings that could otherwise prohibit RX11 from acting normally (all numbers are in hex)..." See the wolzow link above for more."
9-Let's jam ! Korg MS-20 sequenced by Plogue Bidule
Published on Sep 23, 2012 by GruithuisenCityMan
"Korg MS-20 Series :
Ten ways to have fun with a Korg MS-20
1-Basic Plogue Bidule polysynth passing through the filters of my Korg MS-20
2-Korg MS-20 acting very strange
3-Duophonic Korg MS-20
4-Duophonic Korg MS-20 (2)
5-Korg MS-20 complexely arpeggiated by Plogue Bidule
6-Korg MS-20 arpeggiated - Filters's resonance only !
7-FM-like sounds with a Korg MS-20
8-Crazy feedback loop with a Korg MS-20
9-Let's jam ! Korg MS-20 sequenced by Plogue Bidule
10-Let's jam again ! Korg MS-20 sequenced by Plogue Bidule
Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made in one take using a Korg MS-20, Plogue Bidule and Audacity. Enjoy !"
Doepfer A-143-2 Quad ADSR
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"the a-143 series of modules contain multiple modulation sources. module a-143-2 is a four-fold adsr type envelope generator.
the module contains 4 independent adsr-type envelope generators. each sub-module has available the controls attack, decay, sustain and release. the three-position range switch allows to select the desired time range (low - high - medium). the adjustable envelope time ranges from several minutes to less than 100 microseconds. on top of this each sub-module is equipped with three digital outputs (high/low): "end of attack (eoa)", "end of decay (eod)" and "end of release (eor)". as soon as the criterion is valid (e.g. end of decay state) the corresponding digital outputs turns to "high". these outputs can be used e.g. to daisy-chain several adsr sub-modules. for this the digital output in question (eoa, eod or eor) has to be connected to the gate input of the following adsr. even automatically running envelopes (pseudo lfos) or so-called "quadrature envelopes" with cyclical modulations of several ring-shaped, daisy-chained adsrs are possible. to obtain a pseudo lfo simply the eod or eor output has to be connected to the gate input of the same adsr.
in addition to the obligatory gate (g) input for envelope generators each sub-module has available a retrigger (rt) input. the retrigger turns the direction to "upward" if the envelope has already reached the decay state while the retrigger pulse occurs. if the envelope is still in the attack phase the retrigger input has no meaning. this a different behaviour from a-140 and a-141!
all gate inputs are normalled from top to bottom, i.e. the gate input of the above sub-module is connected to the switching contact of the succeeding module. thus only one gate signal can be used to trigger all four sub-modules. but even other types of normalling are possible if desired (e.g. eod or eor of the above adsr to the gate input of the succeeding sub-module)."
"the a-143 series of modules contain multiple modulation sources. module a-143-2 is a four-fold adsr type envelope generator.
the module contains 4 independent adsr-type envelope generators. each sub-module has available the controls attack, decay, sustain and release. the three-position range switch allows to select the desired time range (low - high - medium). the adjustable envelope time ranges from several minutes to less than 100 microseconds. on top of this each sub-module is equipped with three digital outputs (high/low): "end of attack (eoa)", "end of decay (eod)" and "end of release (eor)". as soon as the criterion is valid (e.g. end of decay state) the corresponding digital outputs turns to "high". these outputs can be used e.g. to daisy-chain several adsr sub-modules. for this the digital output in question (eoa, eod or eor) has to be connected to the gate input of the following adsr. even automatically running envelopes (pseudo lfos) or so-called "quadrature envelopes" with cyclical modulations of several ring-shaped, daisy-chained adsrs are possible. to obtain a pseudo lfo simply the eod or eor output has to be connected to the gate input of the same adsr.
in addition to the obligatory gate (g) input for envelope generators each sub-module has available a retrigger (rt) input. the retrigger turns the direction to "upward" if the envelope has already reached the decay state while the retrigger pulse occurs. if the envelope is still in the attack phase the retrigger input has no meaning. this a different behaviour from a-140 and a-141!
all gate inputs are normalled from top to bottom, i.e. the gate input of the above sub-module is connected to the switching contact of the succeeding module. thus only one gate signal can be used to trigger all four sub-modules. but even other types of normalling are possible if desired (e.g. eod or eor of the above adsr to the gate input of the succeeding sub-module)."
harvestman malgorithm (bitcrusher)
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"Malgorithm is the world's first voltage-controlled bitcrusher.
Both bit depth and sampling rate are independently controllable by knob or control voltage. Additionally, a primitive digital waveshaper can make your signal hurt, with eight different modes (and optional rectification afterwards.)
Use the Malgorithm to bring external signals into aesthetic compliance with the rest of the Harvestman system. Enable eloquence through spectral profanity."
"specifications
20kHz maximum sampling rate, down to 200Hz
8 bits maximum resolution, down to 1 bit
10Vpp signal output
Input attenuation. Hard analog clipping on hot signals if desired.
Voltage controlled bit depth and sampling rate with attenuators. Manual control/CV offset.
Control voltages are processed at the same priority as audio input.
Toggle switches for rectification of signal, as well as destructive bitwise waveshaping: conditional bit-swap and XOR feedback functions.
Panel size: 9HP
Current consumption: 50ma or less"
With original box.
via this auction
"Malgorithm is the world's first voltage-controlled bitcrusher.
Both bit depth and sampling rate are independently controllable by knob or control voltage. Additionally, a primitive digital waveshaper can make your signal hurt, with eight different modes (and optional rectification afterwards.)
Use the Malgorithm to bring external signals into aesthetic compliance with the rest of the Harvestman system. Enable eloquence through spectral profanity."
"specifications
20kHz maximum sampling rate, down to 200Hz
8 bits maximum resolution, down to 1 bit
10Vpp signal output
Input attenuation. Hard analog clipping on hot signals if desired.
Voltage controlled bit depth and sampling rate with attenuators. Manual control/CV offset.
Control voltages are processed at the same priority as audio input.
Toggle switches for rectification of signal, as well as destructive bitwise waveshaping: conditional bit-swap and XOR feedback functions.Panel size: 9HP
Current consumption: 50ma or less"
With original box.
Future Retro XS semi modular analog synthesizer
Zo 3 PLL Folder
Published on Sep 23, 2012 by Ebotronix
4ms Peg RCD
Analogue Systems RS 100 RS 360
Cyndustries Thru Zero Oscillator
Doepfer A 196 A 152 A 149 A 160 (PLL divider)
foh choices
Intellijel u mod
Make Noise Maths Moddemix Optomix René Wogglebug
Roland System 104
Toppobrillo Quantimator (Oriental scale) Sportmodulator TWF
Logic Master Clock Kenton Pro 2000 II
Drums ESX 24
FX TC M3000 Boss VF 1 Line 6 Pro delay
***LIMITED EDITION***JOMOX XBASE 09 TOKTOK DRUM MACHINE
Jomox xBase 09 demo
Published on Sep 23, 2012 by halfofjackfield
"This is a basic operational demo of the xBase 09. It doesn't go in to the many advanced features, however it does give an idea of its overall sound and tweak-ability.
Its a great sounding 909 type drum sequencer, loaded with many 8 bit sounds that can run along side the purely analogue bass and snare drum. It features lfos and real time parameter recording for ultimate flexibility. Classic!"
Circuit Bent ELC DJ Keyboard by freeform delusion
Published on Sep 23, 2012 by freeformdelusion
"Now on eBay, worldwide shipping - [freeform-delusion (RSS)]
ELC DJ Keyboard
switched 1/4inch jack output
yellow LED
pitch up/down control
feedback switch
two feedback controls
switchable LED feedback & high frequency squeel thing
.fd. online
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