My first patch exploring the Blukac Endless Processor module to create intertwining drones. The endless processor resynthesises audio you feed into the inputs to create infinitely sustained sounds.

In this case, I ran my single-stringed Diddleybow through the BoredBrain Injectr with a little bit of drive and the cab sim enabled and captured different notes and timbres into each layer to build up a droning chord in each of the two channels. Channel volume is being modulated by the Instruo Ochd and Ochd expander to create movement.

The Endless processor's outputs are routed through the Make Noise QPAS stereo filter with resonance set to 40%. Cutoff frequency is also modulated by the Ochd with a slow LFO. Smile pass outputs are then routed into the Intellijel Sealegs to add some reverb and vinyl crackle.

I thought I'd experiment with the BoredBrain Injectr's envelope follower, so I routed that to the QPAS's mystery input so whenever I pluck the diddleybow, a short envelope triggers a filter ping of sorts to create the underwater bubble sounds.

Modular sessions — Endless tide

Melbourne-based designer who's be stepping into the world of modular synthesis.

Modular sessions — Endless tide

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