via this auction "vintage synth.controls include tone/pitch/filter/attack/decay/bend/ modulation etc. sounds really fat and quite versatile with preset sounds that you can add and subtract to and from by using the mega cool push buttons.I have only ever seen this keyboard on the tv with Roxy Music and E L O..."
via this auction "The Drum Scape Sequencer is one of one and is part of the Quadrum series of works by Arius Blaze of folktek. For more info and sound samples please go to the site: ariusblaze.com
The sound has the ability to create all of the sounds that the other drum scapes make (Simian drum scape, impressionist drum scape etc.) which are generally huge and analog drones and drums - However, with added controls over the sound it also has the ability to move deeply into the realm of clicks and cuts style beats and a vast array very interesting high frequency rhythmic textures.
The main features are as follows: = drum section with three primary waves and white noise = controls over decay, frequency and a number of non standard controls to create very atypical sounds = main volume = 3 part delay with reverse, tight and tap covering a broad range = delay has standard controls for mix, repeat and time = 8 part wireless/plugless sequencer section with led indicators = sequencer section has time control, add part, subtract part, stop and pause = each of the eight parts has individual level control = dual 1/4" outputs for stereo effect = 1/8" jacks for each of the sequencer parts to synch with external gear = 4x 1/8" jacks for triggering of drum parts = lamp indicators = all custom keys and buttons = custom wood box = 9v ac power."
Folktek - Drum-Scape Sequencer (instrument profile) YouTube via benpumpkin. previously posted here. "The Drum-Scape drum synth/sequencer by Arius Blaze of Folktek. Performed by Arius. Video by Big Pauper." http://folktek.com
"Using a Doepfer A-150 Voltage Controlled Switch to alternate between reset points on a Voice of Saturn Sequencer-- the /16 output from an A-160 Clock Divider is switching between the Step 5 and Step 9 reset points on the Sequencer (so that it plays the 4-note pattern three times and the 8-note pattern once).
CV Out from the Sequencer is controlling the High Pass Cutoff Frequency on a Frostwave Resonator (set to self-oscillate).
The Square output from the ELF LFO is sent to a multiple, and from there is:
1. clocking the Sequencer
2. triggering the Clock Divider
3. gating an A-140 Envelope Generator
The Audio output from the Resonator is sent to the top half of an A-132-3 VCA. One of the A-140's outputs is sending CV to the VCA, and the other 140 output is controlling the Low Pass Cutoff Frequency on the Resonator. I don't have a Low Pass Gate-- this is the closest I can get to a "plucky" sound.
I apologize for the audio and video being a hair out of sync. Do your best to ignore it.
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