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relggiwffum wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 19, 2021 12:16 am

What does "Go LW" mean? Randomize?

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TriplePlay is, by all accounts, the most robust system available. That should tell you how far things have developed, lol. I've tried Roland, Fishman, JamOrigin, Terratec Axon, etc and results are uniformly in the range of 'this could be so much better'. Once calibrated and set to POLY mode, TripleP...

I used a 112 clone as manual controller for a while with Serge. Reliable and simple.
https://www.modulargrid.net/u/la-67-112a

Re: 2600 Mini, there's also this pre-order listing from a shop in Belgium: https://reverb.com/item/38347226-arp-2600-m

What I have yet to discover is a random sequencer module that allows you to weight the probability of different interval classes. In my opinion, the avoidance of localized implication of tonal center through interval choice is more of what gives serialism it's characteristic sound, rather than larg...

Frankly, this is all starting to sound like a job for Max/MSP. Since we're talking about wish fulfillment, I think it could be fun to incorporate some other Serialist constraints. Rules about consecutive intervals, like avoiding ascending fourths or descending fifths because they imply a pitch cent...

+1 on NLC Sauce of Unce

I believe Andrew prefers the R7 Envelope Generator over the DUSG. I think the CTG design involves some sort of cross-coupling, too(?) … no need for another DUSG variant

hoping 2021 will see some vintage NLC make a comeback, i.e.

Conjoined Transient Generators
DP Filter

me too! it'll be great to have something authoritative alongside CGS et al

shoegazer86 wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 30, 2020 10:09 am

Besides Buchla, Chip and I have replicated the entire Serge system during a huge break in research for the MEMS Project.

Will documentation of such system replication be published somewhere?

Oh, right. Eurorack. Almost forgot. Thanks.

any chance of reviving this thread? I’m also very interested in this approach within a modular synthesizer system and desire much more ‘atomic’ function blocks such as those indicated above for synthesis of dynamical systems. The composer David Rosenboom attempted to commercialize a system of this s...

Eastwood and Gold Tone both make them—single or double-coursed string versions, respectively. There used to be a great company from Maine called Earnest Instruments but their site seems to be offline. Joel Eckhaus was the luthier.

Ian, you are a legend. Thank you for sharing these works. I thought I might've been the only one with a mutually intense interest in the seemingly incompatible fields of chaotic sound synthesis and baroque counterpoint.

me and the biys have a few DUSGs down shligo way like … good craic

Umcorps wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 09, 2020 9:52 am

Does this help any?




Limited ENOsc to 4 or 5 oscillators with medium spread and some wave shaping to make the sound more distinct. Stuck to banks 1 and 2 to keep it 12 tet.

Yes, thank you!

Thanks for your reply. So, once a "scale" is defined, the order of the interval series belonging to each scale is fixed as linear? e.g. Scale #1 is [0, 1, 3, 4, 6, 7], 12TET. With modulation applied to Root or Pitch offsets, could the order be changed to [4, 7, 6, 0, 3, 1] then [4, 0, 1, 6, 7, 3] th...

I'm hoping my question will deflate suspicions of this being little more than a Fourier-based arpeggiator, which is sort of what it seems like based on reading the manual.

Is it possible to modulate the sequence/order/series of the harmonics? Am I correct in understanding the “Root” offset controls the ordering position of a harmonic degree, with modulation resulting in various inversions and permutations of the “scale” degrees? Or is this affected by the “Pitch” offs...

"The problem with including digital modules is that, since there's no true digital randomness, digital modules rely on deterministic chaos for everything to do with "randomness"." Chaos and randomness are entirely different things. Digital modules are superb at generating chaos. In fact.. since dig...

re: cybernetics: do you know Herbert Brün's work in this area?

100 file limit for each nested folder? Or for the entire microSD?

One more question: If each WAV is 533 bytes, what is the maximum number of individual single-cycle WAVs the mk4 can scan within a folder?