MODE MACHINES MW-01 WASP Filter

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"MODE MACHINES MW-01 WASP Filter in new condition! The box was opened, but the unit is new and unused. Here is the product description:

The MW-01 Wasp Filter is a distortion filter device.
It uses the same VCF model as from the EDP Wasp Synth, but ads tweaks and modifications to really bring out the noise!
Built into a robust folded aluminum case with a chunky layout, an intuitive design, and an LED rate indicator.
It is an excellent choice for live performance as well as experimentation in the studio.
The MW-01 Wasp Filter is a diverse filter capable of adding grit and punch to drums, ambient sweeps, filter wobble, and plain crazy noise.

Features:

Analog filter , based on the WASP synthesizer
Audio / CV Gate
Stable Micro Fashion Case"

Elektron Analog RYTM & Random Pattern Live Mix

Published on Jun 10, 2016 Jens Aderholz

"Elektron Analog RYTM & Random Pattern Live Mix

by Jens Aderholz"

Eurorack Polyphonic Chords With Braids

Published on Jun 10, 2016 Voltage Control Lab

"In Pulse Tips this week, we take a look at how to generate pseudo-polyphonic chords in a small Eurorack modular synthesizer system using a few modes in Braids from Mutable Instruments.

https://www.voltagecontrollab.com/"

Korg TR Rack Synthesizer Factory Demo Song

Published on Jun 10, 2016 Sound Programming

"Factory demo song from the Korg TR-Rack 1U rackmount ROM-based synthesizer module.

The demo song is one long medley titled "Crazy DJ ! ! !" that demonstrates a wide variety of sounds and styles.

The TR-Rack is the rack version of the Korg Trinity. It was released in 1998, the same year that the V3 version of the Trinity was released. It has a larger ROM than the original Trinity at 32MB."

An Interview with Barry Schrader Question 6D: "Duke's Tune" Featuring the Yamaha TX816

Click here for the next installment of my interview with Barry Schrader. As you can probably guess from the image on the life, this one, like all of the interview questions to date, has a great story behind it. :)

The Second Bear (A Soundscape in Four Parts.)

Published on Jun 10, 2016 S. B. Arweiler

"Abstract soundscape, created with a eurorack modular synthesizer, controlled with Monome Grid using the White Whale and Earthsea modules.

Part 1: Hibernation
Part 2: Hive
Part 3: Bach to Root
Part 4: The Second"

Floating Points - (Deep Minimal Techno) Live Korg Volca Beats Sample Keys Bass

Published on Jun 10, 2016 Phone Records

"Korg Volca Beats Sample Keys Bass mono into the mixers mini kaoss pad fx side chained."

Reminders: Brighton Modular Meet July 3rd & Cymru Beats Meet July 18 & 19

via @BrightonModular

"22 days of waiting til the next @brightonmodular meet on the 3rd July 2016! Bring your gear and fill these rooms :)"

Info here.

And Cymru Beats in Cardiff.


See the Brighton and Cymru Beats labels at the bottom of this post for coverage of previous years' events.

"Fire and Ice" (Game of Thrones Theme) Imagined on a Modular Synthesizer

Published on Jun 9, 2016 redstripedown official

"An all modular interpretation of the main title theme of Game of Thrones. No computers were used in the creation of this video. All copyrights belong to their rightful owners - which I am not. Enjoy!"

AT-AT-AT – Triple Attenuator Eurorack Kit From Thonk for Beginning DIY

If you are curious about giving DIY a go, Thonk has a DIY kit perfect for beginners, the AT-AT-AT – Triple Attenuator Eurorack Kit.

"The perfect introduction to modular synth DIY

A kit for a Eurorack passive triple attenuator module (4hp).
A very simple and very useful Eurorack DIY kit. Below you’ll find links to very thorough build instructions written with synth DIY beginners in mind. This module requires no power from your busboard or prior electronic knowledge, it’s completely passive.

Each of the three attenuverters can be set to either a linear or logarithmic response with a jumper on the back of the PCB. Linear is more user friendly for CV attenuation, Log for audio signal attenuation.

Build time: 20-60 mins depending on experience.

Everything is included to make and rack the pictured module, even the solder. You just need a soldering iron and a pair of side cutters to finish the build.

Panel – 4hp – Anodised Aluminium with industrial Alu-Print legend
Knobs – Davies 1900h clones
Alpha 9mm pots
Thonkiconn jacks
Solder (a generous amounts for beginners)"