Corsynth C105 VC Noise / Lo-Fi Machine Demo

Corsynth C105 / C105E - Audio Processing

Corsynth C105E - High Pass Filter

The startup sounds from Windows 95 to Windows Vista, played back at 4000% of their original duration.

Published to mark the occasion of the 20th birthday of Windows 95. Happy birthday, Windows 95.

__ UPDATE: More about the work:
www.erase.net/weblog/2015-08/win…sounds-slowed-4000

Read more about the composers responsible for these iconic sounds:
createdigitalmusic.com/2015/08/windo…mbient-music/

Windows 95 Startup Sound (slowed 4000%)

C101 MK2 - Electro

This is a bit of a play with the Roland System 1m and the AIRA Modular Scooper I picked up yesterday.  I created the Scooper loop from the System 1m Osc1 output, then just "played" the controls of the 2 units manually (System 1m LFO triggering its VCA, no other patching on either unit.)

I went to the local pro audio shop yesterday to buy a Roland JX-03 before they're sold out, but I got hypnotized by the AIRA FX modules - specifically, their amazing programmable feature set!  There's a little constellation of modular functionality inside each unit.  The shop was out of the Demora delay unit (my first choice) so I went with the Scooper (who doesn't need yet another loop recorder in their rig?)  The limited number of physical controls on the hardware helps keep things focused (otherwise you'd be constructing an entire 90hp instrument out of each module.)  I'm looking forward to a deeper dive - been reading some great ideas on Muff Wiggler.  Who needs more voices when you can get hold of abundant new opportunities to create mayhem with the voices already at hand?

Two Track Mind

Marco Martin & Toni Clemete - Mind Arp (Jam session)

First recorded patch with the Octocontroller.
 
Main sound is Chord going through the Morpheus with timed modulation creating the strumming sound. The “air” sound is the Erica Black Wavetable with quite a bit of bit crushing to get the breathy effect just cycling through the wave table with a slow LFO. The bass is Omikron going through a Doepfer Wasp with a synced LFO from the Octocontroller on the filter depth. Noise percussion is a Wogglebug OSC (finally have a good use for this thing) going through an Evolution filter. Tamed the Wogglebug a bit by giving in a sine from the Omikron into the “Influence” input. There’s a little bit of Rings to accent the bass, then a healthy dose of Clods Oliverb on the Wavetable for depth.

Octocontroller Ambience

First real patch with Mutable Instrument's Streams. Omikron going into Stream in vactrol mode with a touch of faked side-chaining along with some swing provided via Grids. Asides from that, just about everything in my rack is used. The other main sound is Qu-Bit Chord going into Evolution to create the analog string sounding pad. This is all in the rack with me just noodling on the BSP going through the precision adder and having O_C keep me honest to stick to an F ionian scale. No real sequence, just modulating gates, triggers, flip-flps and clock dividers all over the place. I'm just pulling patch cords to mute / enable voices.

Low Pass Experiments

A quick ambient track with the new WMD Arpitecht doing generative melody duties. Counter melody is the Triads expander. Note mask and triad modulated with a slow, clocked S/H.

Arpitecht Ambiance

Here's a (too long) example of Ornament and Crime in Quantermain  mode, handling chord harmonics based off a root note,  Root note is coming from a Turing Machine and Ornament and Crime is quantizing everything to scale, specifically dorian C. Patch is all generative save the kick pattern on the Analog Rytm. A fun exercise in practicing generative stuff  ... Module used include


Turing Machine
Ornament and Crime
Knight's Gallop
Grids
Ladik M-216
Yarns
Octocontroller
Braids
Batumi
Evolution
Malekko Mute 4
A-160-1, A-160-2 and A-160-5 clock utilities
Rings
Erica Black Wavetable VCO
Disting MK4
uScale II
WMD S.P.O.
Clouds(Oliverb)
Veils
Erica Black Stereo Mixer
EMW Alias
Omikron
Manhatten Analog DTM
Doepfer WASP VCF
Morpheus
Arpitecht and Triads
Aperture
Quadra with expander
Erica PICO DSP
Analog Rytm
TC Electronics Flashback

Ornament and Crime Generative Patch

This is a track in a series from our May 28th 2017 Discussion Meeting. The focus of these tracks is demonstrate how modular synthesis can be used to self compose based on the modules patched. In this case you are hearing A eurorack system that is receiving its random elements of changes by the use of a 9 sided Die and changed by the operator Robert Syrett One of our presenters and very active as well to the group. Thanks for listening.

Nine Sided Die - Generative Human

This SoundCloud page is an active forum and resource for the members of the Bay Area Modular Synth group to post and share their sonic  compositions and expressions to other members as well as to our listeners. 

Nine Sided Die - Generative Human

Modular Synth Group

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