"The Tauntek 2.15 custom OS offers almost too many improvements to list here. I highly recommend checking out a Tauntek’s web page on Matrix 6 Firmware. Not only is his new OS vastly more responsive to MIDI commands, it adds several new features and brings the MIDI compatibility to modern standards. A donation from your purchase price goes to Tauntek for the recognition of his hard work"
"This video shows sound from the Noisy Oscillator and Comb filter from Modor modules eurorack.
A little added noise from the oscillator from the second voice as you see the knob mix and also subtle filtering from Comb Filter to get a partial flanger effect without too much modulation.
later we got a little more effect with Fb-feedback regulation and a larger delay type, ie a stronger effect on the longer time generated by Comb filter.
Noisy Oscillator module is and oscillator that mixes two signals: a 'regular' wave (sawtooth/square/triangle) and a 'tonal noisy' wave. This adds a special noisy layer over the sound, that adds 'air', grit or dirt, depending on the combinations you make. The MOD parameter acts on the noisy waveforms:
"The fact that this device exists is a beautiful thing. But maybe that’s just my opinion. This is SHARD.. in desktop form. A brilliantly rethought out design from the original eurorack module. Harsh noise to bring back your grandmas hearing and maybe help your dad’s tinnitus from all those Steely Dan concerts. Amazing module for experimental drums with a VCA also but that’s for another day. Both this and the eurorack version sound the same. This version has more hands on manipulation. Honestly I feel Shard is best played by hand. It’s part of the experience. The ability to throw it is cool too.
I will stop rambling now. Thankful this thing is a thing but I already said that."
"Here's a quick video showing you how to use the built-in delay to add movement.
You can use this modulation assignment to create Flanging, Chorusing, Drifting or even Tape Warble with relatively few adjustments. Here we show how to create a slow metallic flanging effect.
This technique also applies to SKULPT synthesiser (and really, any synth with a delay that can be modulated) and can be found in many of the on-board presets of both synthesisers."
"How I create claps on my synths. In this case Waldorf Quantum. One of the important parameter for creating claps is the "delay" in envelopes. Not every synths can do this.
Hope to be useful and inspirational.
Thanks for whatcing."
"Basic demo of the new C111 Multimode Envelope Generator."
"The C111 Multimode Contour Generator is a quad analogue envelope generator and modulation source in MU Format. It can be configured to create different kind of envelopes, from AD to ADSR and many more.
The module is composed by four identical envelopes with two operation modes :
AD : Attack – Decay
ASR : Attack – Sustain – Release
These envelopes can be combined by pairs to create envelope shapes that are not possible using a regular envelope generator. Up to six different envelopes are available at the same time.
Other important feature is that each envelope can be set in loop mode. This opens the possibility to use the envelopes as a LFO. The frequency range goes from 60Hz to one cycle every 15 seconds. It’s also possible to combine two envelopes in loop mode to generate complex modulation signals.
C111 main characteristics :
Four independent envelopes with AD and ASR modes
Each envelope can be set in Loop mode independently
Attack time from 1mS to 5 seconds
Decay time from 20 mS to 10 seconds
Gate A-B and Gate C-D are internally connected
Up to six envelopes available at the same time.
All this features make the C111 Multimode Contour Generator a really versatile module that can be used in every patch in your system."
"We had a visit from Live Certified Trainer Simon Stokes to get a closer look at the new (FREE) CV Tools Max For Live pack. When hooked up to a DC Coupled audio interface interface, lets you control your modular from Live and your modular can control Live too. Very powerful and nicely integrated."
