Published on Nov 22, 2013 heodesalciphron·163 videos
Details below. Follow-up to this post. We have a new maker label and channel: Megaloceros.
Playlist: [just added more to the playlist - new video titles under the --- below.]
diy transmission VCO slow RM duo
Transmission VCO screams
transmission VCO module Bells and klangs
DIY transmission vco acid noise
transmission vco am fm
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transmission VCO sync fm tzam vactrol
acid transmission sDIY euro VCO double saw qmmg
DIY transmission VCO FM vs AM
transmission VCO ring mod lfo
DIY transmission VCO ring vactrol
DIY tupperware VCO
DIY VCO triangle + AM MOD 2
DIY VCO triange SYNC + AM MOD
DIY VCO triangle + AM MOD 1
diy transmission vco sync lpg
diy euro double vco sync
VCO diy double triangle
ringmod
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Googlish translation (original link to the page in French below):
"Construction of a dual oscillator unit made entirely by hand with simple electronic components, a soldering iron and a screwdriver.
Wikipedia: One of the Earliest musical instruments Utilizing a ring modulator May be the Melochord (1947) built by Harald Bode. It was a two-tone melody keyboard instrument with foot controllers and later added a second keyboard for control stamp, featuring a white-noise generator, controller envelope, forming and ring modulators filters for harmonics. The early Melochord WAS Extensively used by Werner Meyer-Eppler in the early days of the electronic music studio at Bonn University.
this is a double oscillator sawtooth wave as a main, and broken down into triangle sawtooth module. Frequency modulation is possible, but the goal of this module is primarily the ring modulation and amplitude modulation.
it is a dual VCO and a ring modulator, saw core, additionnal wave are: square, triangle and triangle shaped.
The idea for this module came to me after playing a EML 101 and a Moog Sonic Six, the ring modulator particularly interested me. I have several oscillators dedicated to frequency modulation in my modular, but no specifically designed for the amplitude modulation! So I created to find those special sounds. This module is built around simple circuits and archaic modulator, the sounds are raw, pretty close to my memory of the EML and even go much further. This module is focused on a form of amplitude modulation, ring modulation. Amplitude modulation was initially used in teletransmissions (long wave, medium wave, short wave), hence the name of the module. I wanted a module that refers to the buzz and the sound of a generator or power plant, a very electric module.
The idea of this unit WAS inspired by the EML101 and the Moog Sonix Six sound. I have many VCO FM, AM VCO Any goal! The unit is built around a simple circuit, and a very early tour of the ring modulator, the thing called the real ring modulator, All which WAS used in AM radio transmissions. I wanted a VCO that sounds like a generator or an electric factory, an electric module.
