Why isn't this in the Euro section?

Dr. Sketch-n-Etch wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 01, 2020 5:33 pm

Thorsday wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 31, 2020 10:16 pm

Welcome back, Doc!

Thanks, man! Now let's just see if I can keep all my opinions to myself long enough to stick around. This new "regime" is pretty strict.

Living on the edge. I'd wondered why you'd gone quiet. Good to see you around again!

Keep in mind, this is just my personal opinion, others will have different recommendations; like Loudest Warning, which will allow more flexibility, but would be missing some of the options available from both R*S and STS. Some great advice there, Luchog, but bear in mind Loudest Warning will build...

by the way - for a "starter system" this seems big! would be way too much for my brain to wrap around all at once. still twiddling away and finding so much in individual "basic" serge-style modules over and over again. but perhaps that's just me... I started small I guess I agree with this. I'd rec...

Keep in mind, this is just my personal opinion, others will have different recommendations; like Loudest Warning, which will allow more flexibility, but would be missing some of the options available from both R*S and STS. Some great advice there, Luchog, but bear in mind Loudest Warning will build...

For someone with a NE Cursus and Dove WTF, what would this bring to the table different then the others? A lot! 8 synthesis models for pitched sounds Two detuned virtual analog oscillators with continuously variable waveforms. Variable slope triangle oscillator processed by a waveshaper and wavefol...

Interesting! I'm wondering how different the two circuits are in practical use. I always thought the Buchla and Serge wavefolders sounded fairly similar. Here's an old thread about it: viewtopic.php?t=78534

Zymos wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 27, 2020 2:43 pm

Confundo Funkitus, but it’s even larger than IF

And it's discontinued.

Doug Lynner also gives lessons, if you have Serge.

mvdirty wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 20, 2020 10:41 am

For anyone here with both Akemie’s Castle and the Humble Audio Quad Operator, each with their pros and cons, I’m curious as to whether or not one or the other has ended up becoming your go-to module for FM.

+1

Nothing to do with the fattest sound necessarily. Life's too short and there's too many modules. 8-) Uh, Pro1 definitely sounds fatter than a Nord Lead 1 Yeah, in your example, but we're talking about TZFM VCOs. In my case, I love the sound of the Rubicon, clear to gloopy (your word, brilliant!); a...

The NTO shape morphing blew my mind, I've never really heard anything like it from just a single oscillator. To my ears the ZPO is definitely leagues below it in this regard. I've never, in all my years with synths, been so happy to just tweak a single, unprocessed, analog oscillator. The Rubi's TZ...

The NTO shape morphing blew my mind, I've never really heard anything like it from just a single oscillator. To my ears the ZPO is definitely leagues below it in this regard. I've never, in all my years with synths, been so happy to just tweak a single, unprocessed, analog oscillator. The Rubi's TZ...

Dannysound EN129 is my favorite VCO for square shape. PHAT Just bumping this thread to quiz you on this. You have or had Frequency Central (i.e. Roland) and Oakley VCOs, right? You're saying that the EN129 has a better square wave than either of those? That would be impressive! Well, to be honest c...

You did a great job! Impressive stuff.

nectarios wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 03, 2020 2:03 pm

Dannysound EN129 is my favorite VCO for square shape. PHAT

Just bumping this thread to quiz you on this. You have or had Frequency Central (i.e. Roland) and Oakley VCOs, right? You're saying that the EN129 has a better square wave than either of those? That would be impressive!

Any demos, guys? Apart from the TZFM, I'd love to hear the basic waves and the quadrature outs mixed. It's a very interesting design!

Following this. I'd overlooked the Weston VCO for some reason. Here's another: https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=216777 The Teezer does sound great; it does those spooky textures wonderfully. It isn't as full featured as the others on your list, though, but would make sense if y...

Five12 Vector sequencer?

Bumping this thread again, I have had a long time to think since my above post in November. I am thinking a third panel will be LW format to try a few things and keep it flexible. I hope to add the upcoming Turing Machine adaptation, maybe the crap programmer etc. to cover sequencing in that third ...

Dr. Sketch-n-Etch wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 27, 2020 2:20 pm

Moog$FooL$ wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 26, 2020 7:27 pm

nice..... i like that one. u are really getting your shit together. finally.
how long did it take??

About 12 years.

Nice work!

This thread's a good comparison.

viewtopic.php?t=97460

That was great! Do you mind sharing some patch details? Thanks. Patch is driven by TKB sequencing 4 voices after being run through Ornament and Crime set as a 4 channel quantizer. 2 voices are the 555VCO oscillators. 3rd voice is NTO. 4 voice is a combination of double dekka VCO and Teezer VCO on t...

Nice stuff!