"Quick noodle with #bastl #thyme and #digitakt. Sound effects ranging from comb filter, delays, bit reduction, flanging and distortion are provided by Thyme (great little box by the way) and the output is running through Analog Heat with generous drive applied."
"starting from 'initialize' this vid leads you into into a creative programming process including most features of the peak. try it by yourself or just recognize, what Peak can do."
"Just wanted to explore a simple feedback patch on the Hordijk based on my favorite Rastko Lazic feedback patch for the Serge system: [video posted here] Eventually my little Hordijk patch turned into a version of Rob Hordijk's famous Blippoo Box :-)
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Of course I removed all stock samples and sequences from the Electribe 2 Sampler immediately, with the help this awesome blank pattern preset file: https://innerportalstudio.com/electri...
... and loaded a bunch of tangible waves AE Modular synth samples onto the device. So everything you hear in this video are sounds from the AE Modular, either sampled and played by the Electribe or live from the AE Modular synth rack, which is synced to the Electribe's clock via the handy analog sync output.
The Acid (I guess?!) melody sequence is played by the SEQ16 module and the sound is a basic VCO sawtooth wave through the NYLE filter, which is modulated not only by a decay envelope, but also occasionally by the VCO's square wave utilising the filter's CV2 input.
I'm just getting used to the whole groovebox thing again after neglecting them for years, but I'm having tons of fun with the Electribe 2 Sampler. It's very live friendly indeed."
"The MIDI bastard kit is a sound module that uses the one-chip GM sound source IC, SAM2695. In addition to 128 types of GM sound source, effects and EQ can be used. For details, refer to the SAM2695 data sheet.
Kit contents
PCB with components mounted
microUSB type power connector
What you need other than the kit
Micro USB cable
USB power adapter or PC, etc. that can be powered by connecting a USB cable
MIDI cable, DIN-> TRS conversion cable (3.5mm TRS cable if using a 3.5mm TRS MIDI In MIDI controller)
How to build
Solder the USB power connector. Soldering is performed at two locations on the front and back, as shown in the figure below. Figure viewed from the component side Figure viewed from the back"
