Leploop - Multicassa v2

video by NOISEBUG

"Here we are demonstrating the Leploop Multicassa v2’s sounds and capabilities as a stand alone instrument. You can find more information on the Multicassa here - https://www.noisebug.net/products/lep..."

ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING - late night noiz for late night fiends

thenoiztemple

"ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING - late night noiz for late night fiends - for more noiz: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/as... website: http://manipulate.net This is a series of live noiz and video noiz performances created during The Plague. #covid19 #coronavirus #isolation #quarantine #spike"

The list of noiz weaponry:

DELPTRONICS - LDB-1
MATTOVERSE - ANALOG KICK DRUM MKII
VXXY - DCM8
MFB - TANZMAUS
SONIC POTIONS - LXR
NORD - DRUM 2
DENHA - XR NOIZBOX II
CIAT-LONBARDE - PLUMBUTTER 2
LEPLOOP - MULTICASSA
GOTHARMAN'S - SPAZEDRUM
THE DIVISION DEPARTMENT - 01/IV
JOMOX - MBASE 11
E-LICKTRONIC - NAVA EXTRA 9
VERMONA - DRM MKIII
JMT SYNTHS - DRUM SYNTH

multiple norns and the scripts they are running:
norns 1 - COMPASS
norns 2 - CHEAT CODES
norns 3 - FOULPLAY

norns SHIELD - OOOOOO

and a few other effects warping the noiz...


VIDEO NOIZ provided by:

Erogenous Tones - Structure
VIDEOWAAAVES - Auto Waaaves
Critter & Guitari - EYESY

New Leploop ||| Multi_Ritmi ||| - Multicassa Analog Clock Divider Sequencer

tonylight

"Multi Ritmi the Multicassa analog clock divider sequencer.
Four track trig sequencer, compose your modular Multicassa, this example
CassaCV + Bongo + Piattino, more infos"

Anciana SD032 by Tonylight of LepLoop Featuring the Arpopone+Multicassa+0coast

English translation below.

“L’estate scorsa in montagna ho registrato circa 90 brani live, a mo’ di improvvisazione jazz ma elettronica, diciamo, utilizzando due dei nostri strumenti lep: 3

Leploop Multicassa e un Arpopone, più qualche effetto. Mi sono volutamente limitato nel set up per rimanere più concentrato e creativo. Poi verso fine 2019 ho chiesto all'amica Philippa Nicole Barr di operare una selezione delle 90 tracce. Giornalista freelance australiane di Wire di base a Sidney che avevo conosciuto a Milano nel 2012 per un’articolo sulla scena musicale sperimentale milanese, Philippa mi sembrava la persona più adatta per aiutarmi in questa impossibile selezione, anche stimolato dalla sua lontananza da Milano.

Cosi Philippa ha selezionato 5\7 tracce io ne ho suggerite un'altro paio e alla fine ne abbiamo tenute 6.
Philippa mi ha suggerito di intitolare le tracce con qualche nome in italiano perchè all'estero sarebbero suonate piu' particolari, esotiche.

Cosi ho trovato i nomi di alcune erbe selvatiche commestibili che si raccolgono in Val Trompia, dove ho la casa e ho finalizzato le tracce. Anciana è il nome di un'erba selvatica commestibile in dialetto valtrumpino.
Poi Philippa ha chiesto ad un suo amico fonico australiano di fare il master, David Matthew, un produttore di musica elettronica che si fa chiamare anche B.I.N.T.

Poi ho chiesto all’amica Judy Rhum se le andava di pensare alla copertina. A Barnaba è piaciuto così tanto il tutto che, oltrea a farlo uscire per la sua etichetta Sangue Disken, ha confezionato pure un video per il il brano 'Farinel', tutto girato dalla finestra di casa di sua mamma, dove è bloccato dall’inizio del lockdown causato dal Covid-19.” (Tonylight, 2020)"

Googlish:

"Last summer in the mountains I recorded about 90 live songs, like jazz but electronic improvisation, let's say, using two of our lep instruments: 3

Leploop Multicassa and a Harpopone, plus some effects. I purposely limited myself in the set up to stay more focused and creative. Then in late 2019 I asked my friend Philippa Nicole Barr to make a selection of the 90 tracks. Australian freelance journalist from Sydney based Wire that I met in Milan in 2012 for an article on the Milanese experimental music scene, Philippa seemed to me the most suitable person to help me in this impossible selection, also stimulated by his distance from Milan.

So Philippa selected 5 \ 7 tracks, I suggested another pair and in the end we kept 6.
Philippa suggested that I title the tracks with some names in Italian because more particular, exotic sounds would be played abroad.

So I found the names of some edible wild herbs that are collected in Val Trompia, where I have the house and I have finalized the tracks. Anciana is the name of an edible wild herb in the Valtrumpino dialect.
Then Philippa asked her Australian sound friend to do the master, David Matthew, an electronic music producer who also calls himself B.I.N.T.

Then I asked my friend Judy Rhum if she wanted to think about the cover. Barnaba liked everything so much that, besides making it come out for his label Sangue Disken, he also made a video for the song 'Farinel', all shot from his mom's home window, where he is blocked from the beginning the lockdown caused by Covid-19. " (Tonylight, 2020) "

Multicassa Synth Art

Multicassa synth comic in via Tony Light of leploop. "A comic made for multicassa, the story of the cassa." Art by https://ruggge.com.

Mulicassa & Lumanoise V2_Jam

Published on Mar 27, 2020 tonylight

"Multicassa drum machine and Lumanoise v2 drone synth light controlled.
https://lumanoise.blogspot.com/
http://tonylight-leploop.blogspot.com..."

∞ Arpopone vs Multicassa ∞


Leploop $ Atari

The (R)evolution of Multicassa

Pictured: three iterations of the Multicassa in via leploop. The Multicassa is inspired from the Trautonium. You can find additional details here.

"The Multicassa is a full analog electronic instrument composed of tree Cassa (bass drum) generators controlled by an analog Trautonium like rhythms generator, without a microprocessor, available in desktop and euro rack format.

The term Trautonico is inspired by a vintage instrument, the Mixturtrautonium, invented by Oskar Sala musician, a student of Hindemith, which elaborate it, since the 30s on the basis of another instrument more simple, the Heimtrautonium, manufactured by Telefunken in the '20s, one of the first electronic instruments for the living room.

Early versions of Mixturtrautonium use as frequency dividers the Thyratron(a type of gas valve that could be used to build oscillators and frequency dividers), these dividers acting on the notes producing subharmonic that could be mixed (hence MIXTUR) for produce complex sounds, the same principle is used here with two differences:
- The valves are replaced by solid-state trigger circuits.

- Dividers act not to the notes but on the rhythms, by dividing a basic rhythm (clock) for a variable number (with the command Clock Divider) rhythms are then mixed 2 by 2 (Trig Mix) generating a complex poly rhythms.
- An output mixer allows you to adjust the volume of each speaker.

Each Cassa has a pitch, resonance and distortion control, the tree Cassa generators have different pitch range:
1_Low(Cassa), 2_Medium(Bongo\Tom), 3_High(rim shot\wood block).
The high channel can produce some scratch noise when you move the frequency pot, because the circuit design and the very high pitch, this is normal.
The clock can be generated internally or applied externally through jack on the left side of the unit.
The Multicassa accepts any type of clock pulse or square wave of 3-12 volts amplitude, with any polarity including the Midi clock, as long as the midi line is present only midi clock and no other messages (notes, control changes, sysex, etc.) ."

New Black Aluminum Cases for Leploop Arpopone & Multicassa

"Happy to introduce new Alluminium Box for :

||| Arpopone |||
&
||| Multicassa |||

Solid and beautiful 1.5 mm black matt aluminum box.

If you own Multicassa or Arpopone with wooden box and want to upgrade it with alu. box contact us."

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LepLoop Cassa \ Piattino

Published on Dec 6, 2018 tonylight

First three videos in the playlist:
"Piattino, high hats demo, audio from the camera."

Last video:
"Cassa and Multicassa ditortion test audio from the camera."

http://tonylight-leploop.blogspot.com/"

LepLoop Arpopone Specs & Details

Some details just in via LepLoop. Be sure to see previous posts for demos.

"The Arpopone AKA HARP'O'PHONE is a melody/bass line generator with a chord and rhythmic section, available in desktop and eurorack format.
It is based on analog ramp divider, similar to those used for the Multicassa which are inspired to Oskar Sala's Mixtur Trautonium, an early electronic musical instrument, each divider generates a voltage ramp starting from a master clock (internal or external) a potentiometer is used to set the number of steps and thus the division ratio with a minimum of 1 there are ten of such divider in the different sections of the instrument:

- 2 for the rhythmic section (trigger pulses 1 and 2)
- 2 for the scale generator, these have a ramp output that forms the melody line
- 6 for the audio dividers, the 2 prescalers are chained with 4 note dividers, one for bass and 3 for chords
A further divider comes into play if external clock is selected, in this case the BPM control acts as a clock divider making possible the synchronization with other instruments (at maximum speed divider=1)

Specification :

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Leploop ∞ Arpopone ∆ Live ∆ Jam ∞

Published on Sep 5, 2018 tonylight

"Arpopone master clock, control 0coast and multicassa, audio from the camera."

Arpopone|_Multicassa_0Coast

Published on Aug 24, 2018 tonylight

"Live jam with arpopone as master clock , multicassa and 0Cost audio from the camera."

Leploop Multicassa Analog Synth Module

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via this auction

"This Leploop Multicassa desktop version is in pristine condition. Not a scratch, and in perfect working condition. It’s capable of extreme and earth shattering tones. It’s unique trigger architecture creates wildly unique frequencies, often large, bassy, or distorted. Its internal clock creates interesting rhythms that trigger the voices and filters."

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The Arpøpone vs Multicassa

Published on Mar 25, 2018 tonylight

"The Arpøpone is the multicassa brother."

\LepLoop||_||Arp ø Pone||_\

Published on Mar 23, 2018 tonylight

"New box, tow sound bass and tree note chord, perfect with Multicassa.
Audio from the camera."

See the leploop label below for more.

Sweet Leploop jam sesion.

Published on Jan 20, 2017 tonylight

"My friend Chris\CLAC send me this sweet jam session with circuit, leploop multicassa and 0-Coast.

At the beginning Leploop is running through a Reverb and it sounds really like a small Brass band playing in a corridor !!!"

Lumanoise Synthesizer Demos by The Tuesday Night Machines

Published on Jan 5, 2017 The Tuesday Night Machines

Playlist:

1. Lumanoise v.3 Saw Synthesizer Demo #TTNM
"The Luma Noise v3 is a light-controllable, dual sawtooth + noise synthesizer, with a resonant low pass filter. It's handmade in Italy, together with other synths of the Lumanoise & Leploop family."

2. Lumanoise v.4 Trautonium Synthesizer Demo #TTNM

"The Luma Noise v4 is a light-controllable synthesizer with four individual oscillators and a resonant low pass filter. It's handmade in Italy, together with other synths of the Lumanoise & Leploop family."

3. Lumanoise v.5 Solar Synthesizer Demo #TTNM

"The Luma Noise v5 is a light-controllable synthesizer with a solar panel as tone generator and a resonant low pass filter. It's handmade in Italy, together with other synths of the Lumanoise & Leploop family."

The V1 and V2 Lumanoise synths were first announced back in May of 2013. I was curious when the new V3 - V5 were first posted and it appears they went up in November, also via TTNM.

Lumanoise & Multicassa Demo Jams

Published on Jan 5, 2017 The Tuesday Night Machines

"Three Lumanoise light-controlled synths, a Multicassa drum machine and two guitar FX pedals play together with lots of blinking lights :)"

'S Gone - CALC- Novation Circuit controlling 0-Coast, ARP 2600, Leploop and a ton of other stuff.

Published on Dec 7, 2016 -CALC-

"This is a bit of a monster set-up. Circuit is controlling everything and it's a huge chain of events.

The track found its way into two parts with a huge pallette of synths at the beginning and a Leploop psyche odyssey jam at the end. not without it's errors but it was a jam.

Gearwise:

Circuit's MIDI output is feeding a Hotchki55 Banana split 6 way MIDI thru.
That in turn is feeding MIDI to a Roland Juno106, Korg Poly61M, Make Noise 0-coast, Leploop… oh the lovely Leploop and (using the fantastic Hotchki55 CVOCD MIDI to CV converter) the Multi Cassa V2 is being triggered by Circuit’s Drum 3+4

A nice thing is using the 0-Coasts MIDI B CV and Gate output to control the ARP2600 from Circuit’s Synth (MIDI) 2 sequence. Having the ARP sequenced from Circuit is a massive joy!
Circuit’s synth 2 track is actually sequencing the Juno, Korg, ARP and its own Circuit sound towards the end.
Synth 1 is controlling the Leploop and 0-Coast sound arpeggiating notes from MIDI 1 but with a trigger from the CVOCD for a bit of rhythmic interest.

All the stuff is running through the strymon Big Skies and TimeLine and the Circuit takes a slightly dizzy spell through the amazing Rodec Restyler.

The Strymons really PSYCHE this out towards the end of the track.

Of course the is a heavy helping of Leploops Cassa and noisey hats throughout and the incredible new Multicassa V2 is just sublime. Especially triggering it from a sequencer… there is a lot more to come with this little wooden box.

So there is the set up… as I said it’s monster but everything used is totally being controlled by the two MIDI channels of Circuit, with some percussion and triggering added by Circuits sample drum tracks. The Leploop, 0-Coast and MultiCassa take their midiclock from Circuit too.

Just goes to show what you can do with two midi channels and 4 drum tracks and a midiclock output."

LepLoop Multicassa 2016 Overview #TTNM

Published on Nov 26, 2016 The Tuesday Night Machines

"Here's an overview of the new 2016 Lep Loop Multicassa analog drum machine, made in Italy and based on the Trautonium concepts. Watch it in action here:" [posted here]

Lumanoise & Multicassa Ambient Jam (w/ Buddha Machine) #TTNM

Published on Nov 8, 2016 The Tuesday Night Machines

"Here are the three new Leploop Lumanoises v3, v4 & v5 and the expanded Multicassa plaing together with a Buddha Machine loop.

PixelNoises Synth T-Shirts by The Tuesday Night Machines:
http://pixelnoises.com

Audio gear used:
- Lumanoise v3 Saw Generator
- Lumanoise v4 Trautonium Sub Source
- Lumanoise v5 Solar Panel Noise
- Leploop Big Multicassa

More information on the Lumanoise website here:
https://lumanoise.blogspot.de/"

LEPLOOP MULTICASSA DESKTOP RHYTHM SYNTHESIZER

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via this auction

"All Analog . Very Cool Synth . The Multi Cassa Desktop consists of three drum sound generators and four clock dividers which sequence the drum sounds. It can be clocked internally or from an external input to sync it with other synthesizers or clocks. Each sound can be triggered from two of the internal clock dividers simultaneously with their own individual velocities. A mix/crossfade knob controls the level of the clock divisions which then trigger the drum sounds. Each sound source has a control knob for Mix, Frequency, Resonance, and Distortion. Resonance can be used up to self oscillation, turning the multicassa into a three oscillator drone bank. When the external clock input is being used, the BPM knob becomes a master clock divider.
Features

Smart phone sized rhythm generator
Three independent drum voices
Controls for Mix, Frequency, Resonance, and Distortion for each of the three drum voices.
Four internal clock dividers
Each drum voice can be triggered by two clock different clock divisions
Individual clock velocity controls for accents and dynamics
Clocked by internal clock or by the External Gate input
Wood case"

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