Tone is a quad, voltage controlled filter with low pass and band pass outputs. Its four channel architecture enables the intuitive patching of shimmering, polyphonic textures.
The 24dB slope provides a warm, buttery character. Self oscillation allows each channel to double as a sine wave oscillator with v/oct tracking across four octaves. Cascade OTA topology. A perfect match for the Chord.
Quad voltage controlled filter
24 dB slope
Simultaneous low pass and band pass outputs
Self oscillation with v/oct tracking across four octaves
"Every sound in this song was made on the Roland SH-101. In this episode of 'The Grid' I feature the SH-101 playing various different instruments including kick, snare, hi-hat, bass, leads, pads, etc. The mini composition is called 'Yellow Birch'."
"MITØ (derived frøm "mitøsis") is a 6 channel trigger sequencer that specializes in swingin', divide'n, n' pølyrhythm'n. With the turn øf a knøb, the user can select which divisiøn øf the incøming cløck (BANG!) is øutput frøm the cørrespønding jack (all the way left: divide by 16, all the way right: divide by 1). Each channel is equipped with it's øwn mute switch, alløwing the user tø turn each individual sequence øn and øff while øther channels keep chuggin' and cløckin' aløng. Gløbal swing can be cøntrølled with the amøeba knøb in the tøp right hand cørner øf the mødule. Beneath the amøeba, a gløbal pulse width feature alløws the user tø lengthen and shørten pulse length øf all 6 channels at the same time. This feature is particularly useful when paired with the Muskrat & Kriket, ør any øther mødule that reacts prøpørtiønally tø incøming pulse length. Last but nøt least, the RESET input will set all divisiøn cøunts back tø zerø tø square up yøur grøøve. Each channel will be held HIGH as løng as the incøming vøltage is HIGH. This RESET capability alløws yøu tø get even møre ødd metered grøøves as it is nøt dependent øn the internal cløck øf MITØ.
All features øn MITØ can be cøntrølled with bipølar CV, alløwing før a wide range øf mødularity and flexibilty. When paired with the Deviant, each knøb øn the mødule becømes the anchør pøint øf the grøøve. As the randøm vøltages frøm Deviant shift arøund, creating rhythmic variatiøns by adding and subtracting CV, the pøsitiøn øf the knøb will dictate høw busy ør relaxed the grøøve is. Før playability sake, this patching apprøach is what led tø the decisiøn tø have the pøts as øffsets rather than attenuatørs øn MITØ. Everything frøm simple pøly-rhythmic structures tø nønsensical spewing and sputtering are nøw at yøur finger tips with this løvely duø.
Sømething we cønsidered when cøding the mødule was avøiding the use øf averaging tø determine master cløck tempø. In a perførmance setting when averaging is used, it øften translates tø the mødule taking a few pulses tø calculate the øverall cløck speed. With MITØ, the divisiøns are calculated in an "analøg" fashiøn, step by step with each individual cløck pulse."
"This is a demo video for my new liveset. All sounds coming from the Elektron Analog Rytm and the little Eurorack System. Ableton was used as a mixer and for looping the Modular and Analog Rytm during transitions between the tracks. FX by UAD Apollo (not visible here, sitting in a rack next to my desk.
Clock signal coming from the Analog Rytm to Intellijel Metropolis, Reset signal was sent from Ableton (the blue clip I start after I change patterns on the Metropolis)."
"I played with the NYX and the Erebus and tried to do some sounds with layering the 4 OSC. Splitted the cv/gate of the Microbrute by a doepfer multiplier to play the NYX and the Erebus simultaneously.
"This 2.7 update includes a new module, support for the Expert Sleeper ES-5 module, Hz/V calibration, new Layouts features and many other bug fixes and improvements.
"Bram Bos brings us another music app innovation with the semi-modular Ripplemaker. The app is designed for West Coast synthesis, and in this video I go so far West you can smell the salt spray on Fisherman's Warf. Speaking of salt spray... My birthday is in August, and I would like corals for my birthday. If you've enjoyed this series please consider making a gift by becoming a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/discchord If you'd prefer to help on a monthly basis, instead of per video, there is a monthly Patreon campaign: https://www.patreon.com/discchord_com
