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pulplogic
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 Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2011 10:47 pm Post subject: First day with the R-52 |
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Very cool filter. Here is some crass noise.
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sensanalog
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| I am jealous. Love the simplicity and texture. The dirt is great. Have you ran anything else through the filter? I see you have the other metasonix modules. I am thinking of getting the r-54. What two of their filters would you say are essential? I really want to get close the wretch synthesizer sound. I am just getting started in the modular world so any suggestions would be great. |
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hednoize
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| Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 1:22 am Post subject: Re: First day with the R-52 |
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| pulplogic wrote: | | Very cool filter. Here is some crass noise. |
That was 
What was your chain going into the R52? Great sound.
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I can see your ASS(master) 
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thermionicjunky
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| Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 1:49 pm Post subject: |
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| sensanalog wrote: | | I am jealous. Love the simplicity and texture. The dirt is great. Have you ran anything else through the filter? I see you have the other metasonix modules. I am thinking of getting the r-54. What two of their filters would you say are essential? I really want to get close the wretch synthesizer sound. I am just getting started in the modular world so any suggestions would be great. |
The 52 is very similar to the Wretch filter. |
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pulplogic
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| Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 2:47 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks for the comments.
| sensanalog wrote: | | I am jealous. Love the simplicity and texture. The dirt is great. Have you ran anything else through the filter? I see you have the other metasonix modules. I am thinking of getting the r-54. What two of their filters would you say are essential? I really want to get close the wretch synthesizer sound. I am just getting started in the modular world so any suggestions would be great. |
There are others here that would be much more capable of providing quality Metasonix advice.
This is how I got hooked. I started with the R-51 with the intention of seeing how it would work as a compressor and distortion unit for bass. Before long I realized it was being used in all my patches and even wished I had more than one. It is capable of running clean if needed, but excels at adding a little (or a lot) of grit to a signal. I thought it would be the only R series module I would buy. But, after using the R-51 for a bit I stated getting the shakes for more, so I picked up the R-54. The R-54 wasn’t what I expected. It’s billed as an oscillator and a filter and it does oscillate and filter, but what I really love is all the broken sounds that come out of it. The R-52 is what I really needed when I bought the R-54, but now I love them all. Just a little warning, they are not like other modules. Your first day with the module might be a disappointment. You might even think that it is broken. It is probably just fine.
| hednoize wrote: | | pulplogic wrote: | | Very cool filter. Here is some crass noise. |
That was
What was your chain going into the R52? Great sound. |
From what I remember the patch was the Entry Point -> R-52 -> R-51 -> Exit Strategy with the +ENV from the Entry Point to the R-52 sweep and an LFO to the resonance. The +ENV also fed the R-51 VCA and something with the R-54 into the R-51 distortion. Something like that…
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That was awesome
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hednoize
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| pulplogic wrote: | | hednoize wrote: | | What was your chain going into the R52? Great sound. |
From what I remember the patch was the Entry Point -> R-52 -> R-51 -> Exit Strategy with the +ENV from the Entry Point to the R-52 sweep and an LFO to the resonance. The +ENV also fed the R-51 VCA and something with the R-54 into the R-51 distortion. Something like that… |
Thanks for the info. And thanks for making me aware of your I/O modules. Had no idea they existed. Love their design and feature sets.
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