Sunday, December 29, 2013
Modular Wild Presents PATCH IT- "The Gargantuan Patch" Part Two
Published on Dec 29, 2013 Modular Wild·94 videos
"'The Gargantuan Patch'- This segment explores Eurorack Modular patching on a 9U Monorocket System. Part Two of Four.Sound and Video by Raul Pena."
Part 1 here.
Roland MC-202 microcomposer
Elby Designs PolyDAC Polyphonic MIDI - CV Converter
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via this auction
"Elby Designs PolyDAC 4-voice polyphonic MIDI-CV converter in very good condition. I purchased this unit a month ago and it is in like-new condition. There is a small locking piece missing from one side on the rear of the unit, however the unit still functions perfectly. Polyphonic mode, two different monophonic modes, 4 MIDI CC outputs as well as Pitchwheel, Modwheel, Aftertouch and Sustain outputs. Comes with brand new 15V power supply for use with US outlets.
I have pasted the manufacturer's description below for your convenience. Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions. Thanks!
This module not only gives you a four note Polyphonic mode, with selectable assign method. But gives you two more, versatile, monophonic modes. Effectivly replacing not one but four MIDI to CV converters in one easy to use 3U wide Module.
Poly Mode, this gives you Midi to CV conversion for 4 voices, each with its own note CV, Velocity CV and Gate, along with pitchwheel, modwheel, aftertouch, sustain and four user definable Midi CCs. A choice of Polymode allows note steal or note ignore for new notes once all 4 voices are in use. With note steal mode on you can also turn retrigger on or off, which will retrigger the gate for the new note.
Mono 1, this gives you a monophonic Midi to CV converter. The 4 voices all play the same note/gate allowing for some monster stacking of oscillators. A choice of retrigger mode and a 16 note deep note stack. Also with pitchwheel, modhweel, aftertouch, sustain and four usef definable Midi CCs. Again you have the option for retrigger or not.
Mono 2, gives you 4 channels of monophonic Midi to CV conversion. The 4 channels all being consecutive (eg, 4, 5, 6 and 7). In this mode voice 1 uses the pitchwheel, modwheel, aftertouch, sustain and four usef definable Midi CCs. Retrigger sets retrigger on or off for all four channels. Each channel has its own 16 note deep note stack.
Other features
Assignable CVs, so you can choose which MIDI CC's you wish to use to control your modular. By default they are CV-A = 74(Filter cutoff), CV-B = 7(Volume), CV-C = 5(Portamento time), CV-D = 2(breath controller)
The pitchwheel CV affects all 4 note CVs Via the bend range knob. However, If you plug a jack into the Pitch wheel CV socket the pitch CV is no longer applied.
The Modwheel socket is slightly different, Plugging in a standard mono jack will give you the Modwheel CV out.
But, if you plug in a stereo jack in, the TIP gives you the Modwheel CV, the RING then allows you to feed back into all 4 note CVs, allowing a single LFO/VCA to control modulation on all 4 voices.
The MIDI light flash with each Midi message it receives and understands, eg, note on/off will cause it to flash, Midi clock and Sysex will be ignored."
via this auction
"Elby Designs PolyDAC 4-voice polyphonic MIDI-CV converter in very good condition. I purchased this unit a month ago and it is in like-new condition. There is a small locking piece missing from one side on the rear of the unit, however the unit still functions perfectly. Polyphonic mode, two different monophonic modes, 4 MIDI CC outputs as well as Pitchwheel, Modwheel, Aftertouch and Sustain outputs. Comes with brand new 15V power supply for use with US outlets.
I have pasted the manufacturer's description below for your convenience. Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions. Thanks!
This module not only gives you a four note Polyphonic mode, with selectable assign method. But gives you two more, versatile, monophonic modes. Effectivly replacing not one but four MIDI to CV converters in one easy to use 3U wide Module.
Poly Mode, this gives you Midi to CV conversion for 4 voices, each with its own note CV, Velocity CV and Gate, along with pitchwheel, modwheel, aftertouch, sustain and four user definable Midi CCs. A choice of Polymode allows note steal or note ignore for new notes once all 4 voices are in use. With note steal mode on you can also turn retrigger on or off, which will retrigger the gate for the new note.
Mono 1, this gives you a monophonic Midi to CV converter. The 4 voices all play the same note/gate allowing for some monster stacking of oscillators. A choice of retrigger mode and a 16 note deep note stack. Also with pitchwheel, modhweel, aftertouch, sustain and four usef definable Midi CCs. Again you have the option for retrigger or not.
Mono 2, gives you 4 channels of monophonic Midi to CV conversion. The 4 channels all being consecutive (eg, 4, 5, 6 and 7). In this mode voice 1 uses the pitchwheel, modwheel, aftertouch, sustain and four usef definable Midi CCs. Retrigger sets retrigger on or off for all four channels. Each channel has its own 16 note deep note stack.
Other features
Assignable CVs, so you can choose which MIDI CC's you wish to use to control your modular. By default they are CV-A = 74(Filter cutoff), CV-B = 7(Volume), CV-C = 5(Portamento time), CV-D = 2(breath controller)
The pitchwheel CV affects all 4 note CVs Via the bend range knob. However, If you plug a jack into the Pitch wheel CV socket the pitch CV is no longer applied.
The Modwheel socket is slightly different, Plugging in a standard mono jack will give you the Modwheel CV out.
But, if you plug in a stereo jack in, the TIP gives you the Modwheel CV, the RING then allows you to feed back into all 4 note CVs, allowing a single LFO/VCA to control modulation on all 4 voices.
The MIDI light flash with each Midi message it receives and understands, eg, note on/off will cause it to flash, Midi clock and Sysex will be ignored."
Kaleidoloop Buchla DIY Processing 2013
Published on Dec 29, 2013 djangosfire·156 videos
"Wanted to share one method I've been using to process external audio with the DIY Buchla 200.
I used a Critter & Guitari Kaleidoloop to playback the audio source/loop.
- - - I am really sorry about the distortion caused by the vid cam mic.... unfortunately, I had the monitor speakers too loud while I was recording this example. The actual audio was very clear and full - - - -
You can hear a higher quality recording created using this patch here:
http://soundcloud.com/djangosfire/kal..."
Groovesizer vs SH-32
Published on Dec 29, 2013 noisythang·26 videos
"Having some out-of-focus fun with a new recording setup and the Groovesizer. Alpha firmware."
"Having some out-of-focus fun with a new recording setup and the Groovesizer. Alpha firmware."
altoids low pass filter
Published on Dec 29, 2013 puffhandy·49 videos
"Making all sorts of noise with my modded rogue delay pedal and my awesome little modular altoids low pass filter.
http://puffhandy.blogspot.com/"
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Resonant Blaze Maschine Expansion Freestyle finger drumming
Published on Dec 29, 2013 Flux302·151 videos
"just a quick demo of how usable Resonant Blaze drum kits are right from the gate. No previous playing of these drum kits or set up routines. just quick browsing and finger drumming away."
via Flux on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
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