"Control your synth with the power of light! Two signals coming through this 0HP module are attenuated based on the amount of light hitting their respective photo detector. Normalized jacks allow one input to be sent to each attenuator or for both attenuators to be summed together at one output."
"A little techdemo/song of what is possible with the MBLoopA v2, a MIDI sequencer, that will be hopefully openly available as a DIY project in spring 2018! :-)
Features: 6 polynote channels with stepbased or unquantized note data, eight "scenes" (here used for transposing) and note editing, visual/graphical clip/note display and measure-synchronized muting/unmuting of tracks and scene switching, all running on a tiny 192kb ram microcontroller and a rather nice 256x64px OLED using the great MIDIbox hardware platform!
Synths and gear used:
* Alesis Andromeda for the intro lead
* Moog LP/MFB Dominion hard left/right mapped for the bassline
* Roland JD 990 for delay lead
* Yamaha FS1R for the kickdrum
* E-MU E6400 Ultra for drums
* Strymon Timeline/BigSky and a DIY Polivoks VCF for the phasing effect
Everything was recorded live to a Tascam wavegrabber, no DAW or other sequencer was abused during recording, only used a "real" computer for audio compression after the session :-).
Hope you enjoyed and thanks for watching and listening!
Many greets,
Hawkeye/Maelstroem Records"
"Percussion is from a Moog DFAM and Noise Engineering LIP. The pad and bass is from a Moog Mother-32 (x3). Some Fender Rhodes chords are coming from a Make Noise Morphagene."
It gives you full control over all of the parameters and makes it tremendously easy to share and save your patches.
If you're a synth maker or a web developer who'd like to work with me to bring support to more synths, hit me up on oscillatorsink(at symbol)gmail.com"
"This short demo demonstrates the GRP A4 in a Special FX sound design exercice. The Filter is modulated by the LFO 1, in audio range, creating interesting FM filter effect. Only filter is listened, no oscillator is heard."
