A dozen or so MFOS modules making an unholy racket which I rather like. Grainy noise from a Cornucopia is feeding a Sample and Hold. One CV out is controlling a VCO, the other is controlling a VCA with a white noise input to create the spitty steamy sounds with an LFO controlling the cut off frequency of a low pass filter for variety.
There's a 10 step sequencer being triggered by the square wave of another LFO set fairly slow. The random gate on the cornucopia is triggering an AR envelope generator which is controlling the filtering of some low noise and another VCO.

MFOS Steampunk Noises Number One

Juan SMK es productor, Dj y promotor de música electrónica desde hace 20 años. 

Fundador de la promotora Total Induction, fue uno de los impulsores de la escena electrónica en Ciudad de México e Hidalgo, durante la década de los años 2000. 

Sus registros musicales lo han llevado a fusionar el techno, ambient, progressive y house con samplers de poesía y música de la cultura totonaca. 

Ya sea como Dj o en la modalidad de acto en vivo con sintetizadores secuenciador sampler y cajas de ritmo (hardware live), ha participado en eventos culturales como la Feria Infantil y Juvenil del Libro de Hidalgo y la Cumbre Tajín. 

Durante 4 años mantuvo un programa de radio semanal en Radio Universidad de la Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo. 

Fue becario del Fondo Estatal Para la Cultura y las Artes de Hidalgo en el año 2006.

I sporadically make synthesizer modules, largely using MFOS printed circuit boards, and then mess about in a very un-directed way making a variety of noises with my growing modular synth. I have a number of modules waiting to be completed but so far I'm using three VCOs, three LFOs, a couple of filters, a dual AREG, an ADSR, a dual VCA, an MFOS 10 step sequencer, a noise cornucopia, sample and hold, ring mod, phase shifter, MFOS mini synth and wogglebug. The MFOS Sound Art page ( http://www.musicfromouterspace.com/index.php?MAINTAB=ELECTRONART&VPW=1024&VPH=526 ) has spurred me on to record some of my noises and I'm learning to use Garage Band to broaden the range of strange noises which I can produce. I'm also trying to get to grips with making sounds on the iPad, particularly with the Korg iMS20, Rebirth and Animoog. Recently I've been sucked in to buying and assembling kits from Thonk which is a pleasure, and buying a few rather splendid modules from Make Noise and Mutable Instruments. I enjoy not taking any of my noise making too seriously :-)

MFOS Steampunk Noises Number One

Captain Biscuits