"That's our final #protoype of our quad #envelope #generator. You can check it out at #NAMMShow. Unfortunately we still have no name for it. Any ideas for one? Just tweet your name proposal with #findanameforquadenvelope"
Interesting that NAMM Prototype is printed on the module itself. Collector's item. :)
"With this video we demonstrate two twinCussion modules forming a compact modular drum machine.
Along with these we have used a few vca’s to treat the signals going between the two twinCussion modules.
One CV-sequence coming from a traditional step sequencer is used to apply index control over one of the
fm-modulation pathes.
We finally got 5 sounds out the two twinCussion modules in this patch as you can count. The synth voice like sound is a product of the left side twinCussion. To achive this we have processed EG1 thru a vca where the envelope controls its own amplitude and gets massively compressed so we finally have a very short and a very long envelope availible while both vesions obey to the envelope settings."
"In this second patch we quickly go thru the main functions of the fourMulator. After we keep playing the patch created for a few minutes, changing the speed of the sequence and tweaking knobs."
"We were looking for a nice way to picture our DRM1 MKIII analogue drum synthesizer used as a percussive sound bank, rather then a drum machine played using a 16 step sequencer. We felt it was to boring to show how someone selects sounds, records them and creates rythmical/musical patterns thereof. Then we fell over the good old paper cut. This video is only the result of our studies with this technic. The first serious clip will be released soon."
"Two fourMulator modules are used as sequencers to drive a simple reverberated drum patch. Mainly the random wave outputs of the fourMulator modules are used which causes sudden and sometimes drastic changes while always keeping touch to the master clock and therefor remaining musical."
