Hardware Demos

no gates from any sequencers.  Just a clock that's multiplied with a Model 28, divided and rotated by the 4ms Clock Divider, some gate logic, and two more ASys dividers, and a bunch of envelopes modulating and oscillators and LPGs.



4ms Rotating Clock Divider Test

For Wetterberg. All trigger sequencing done by the 4ms Rotating Clock Divider.



About a quater of the way through I change the autorepeats a few times (courtesy of my homegrown expander). When it gets a little weirder (about 2/3 in) that's when I'm sending CVs to rotate the clock.



9 envelopes, 4 oscillators (6 if you count the HD twice), 5 LPGs. and an effects send. All timed from the 4ms module.



4ms Rotating Clock Divider Only Sequence



Made this the same hour I plugged it in.

XY Out and ZOut are always panning in opposite directions. Quadrature LFO modulates Morph X, Y, Z and panning.&nbsp; E350 recorded straight in, unfiltered. no VCAs.


1st run test patch to see what it sounds like.



Synthesis Technologies E350 1st Patch

E350 and Model15/Miniwave through LPGs doing the percussion thing. Slight reverb added in Live.



E350 vs miniwave

Noise, maths, woggle, and a cyclotron used to make the audio.  Noisering, Woggle, Heisenberg and 149 used to sequence. Model 10 in LFO mode cycles just over 3 times making the different parts.

Alternative Oscillator Noodle

Electronic Experimental Music and Sound
Modular synthesis and programming by IBDK.

4ms Rotating Clock Divider Test

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