I just realized this post was from a couple of years ago! This looks really cool, being able to clock it without having to sacrifice an envelope or use an external source. I may have to pick up a Chirper if I see one used. I’m a bit ham fisted when it comes to soldering SMT stuff, but this looks pr...

northerntao wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 15, 2020 12:51 am

I haven’t looked at the back of my DDSR, but does it already have the necessary header? Is that the box that connects to the Bus in the DDSR block diagram?

I believe it should have, right next to the jumper switch.

Just wanted to bump this as I've just recently connected the Chirper's oscillators to the DDSR buses as shown in the above pics^^^
Really cool having the two linked up and ready to talk at the flick of a switch, highly recommended procedure!

Cheers Tom and Ritchie!

Thanks, much obliged!

Not a live video, but was invited to make something A/V for a stream recently, so did a video for a track off an upcoming release.
As per usual, the track is almost all Bugbrand/SL (think there's a wee bit of Microbrute on this one also).
Enjoy!

Looks great Tom, good job

That's a nice selection in two frames there. I've personally found two frames of Bugbrand (with a slight extension of PT Delay and XO Filter affixed to one end) just in the goldilocks zone for me in terms of range of possibilities vs enforced limitations - despite all the cool modules Tom has recen...

That's a nice selection in two frames there. I've personally found two frames of Bugbrand (with a slight extension of PT Delay and XO Filter affixed to one end) just in the goldilocks zone for me in terms of range of possibilities vs enforced limitations - despite all the cool modules Tom has recent...

Wonderful :yay: Enjoying this while walking around on the porch with my two month old in a moby wrap. Nice sounds! We both enjoyed it 8-) Maybe there's a market for baby soothing synth sounds? Goldmine! An old pic I was sent::: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ZVZLQl812go/TjAccgL8ijI/AAAAAAAAAfE/3MLyKtvUV...

T. Jervell wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 12, 2020 1:39 pm

Wonderful
Enjoying this while walking around on the porch with my two month old in a moby wrap. Nice sounds! We both enjoyed it

Maybe there's a market for baby soothing synth sounds? Goldmine!

Inspired by other Bugbrand users on this forum, I've started having a go at filming myself playing. I'm new to doing this, so please forgive any poor production or presentation - been experimenting with OBS and Droidcam with the view to eventually start streaming live sets. I've already realised thi...

Really good. I love the 'live' quality here, the presence in the recording - often missing, albeit understandably, in a lot of electronic/synth based music.

Hope you're all keeping well given the circumstances. Given that it's Bandcamp fee waiver day, I thought I'd plug a bunch of my music. Firstly, an exclusively Bugbrand (excepting samples/post-production!) solo work, 'Carrier Waves', on cassette/digital via Hominid Sounds: https://markdicker.bandcamp...

Fascinating stuff - this thread reminded me of this old documentary, in which infra sound is discussed as being a possible trigger for seemingly supernatural experiences on the London Underground.

Tajnost wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 21, 2020 11:55 am

Very nice!

Cheers man!

nikfrisbee wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 10, 2020 3:06 pm

Purchased digital discography,
Thanks for sharing

Back at ya!

shred wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 01, 2020 5:24 pm

This rules! right up my alley. downloaded

I did a no hesitation, knobs to 11 isolation inspired noise recording session and put it up on my Bandcamp - not pretty but then neither are these times! Once again, all Bugbrand and SL. Hope you're all faring well.

anyone ever use two DDSR's together in a Bug-set up? Random question I guess, but after having been messing around with the DDSR in many different ways and seeing how versatile it is at audio rates and as a kind of "controller" it just got my mind roaming about what one could do with two - patched ...

Nice. I recently found that the last setting on Tresses, QSPK, is also really good for setting up a thick bass sound without too much tweaking.

Cheers Tom - I'm not a big subscriber to the idea of gear being an important factor in creativity but your instruments have certainly had a big impact on my output!

Will do mate.

Thanks guys. Robert - the Radio Music module is proving invaluable, especially with the pitch function, alongside Tom's devices - thanks for adapting it to Frac/BB! Ritchie - some of the tracks involved a fair bit of post production but then I usually end up stripping a lot back before the final mix...

Apologies for spamming the BB forum with more self-promotion but thought some folks might like this. Another new cassette/digital release - solo work this time - on Hominid Sounds. This one is 100% Bugbrand and Scrotum Labs, apart from the field recordings/samples (although most of those were played...