Patching DJ Scratch sounds?

[tenshun]

got something like that disting mode working on the er301



and with a button and vca in line haha:

That sounds cool! so the ribbon controller outputs + & - voltage?

[Kypski]

Hi there all, maybe you will find 'Syntablism' interesting. It is a modular scratch movement i'm trying to grow, together with its originator Luigi Sircut Comito.

It's possibilities are amazing. At superbooth 19 i did a performance, and heres a 1 minute solo i played:

Syntablism music releases, Patreon & Discord community: http://linktr.ee/kypski. Closely linked to the 'modbap' movement (ali the architect emo)

Enjoy & join the movement! :-) Best, Thomas.

[Karl_Joseph]

Hi there all, maybe you will find 'Syntablism' interesting. It is a modular scratch movement i'm trying to grow, together with its originator Luigi Sircut Comito.

It's possibilities are amazing. At superbooth 19 i did a performance, and heres a 1 minute solo i played:

Syntablism music releases, Patreon & Discord community: http://linktr.ee/kypski. Closely linked to the 'modbap' movement (ali the architect emo)

Enjoy & join the movement! :-) Best, Thomas.

Sick!

[brandonlogic]

That sounds cool! so the ribbon controller outputs + & - voltage?

it outputs 0+5 but you can scale it/offset it/amplify it with other modules do get what you need.
in my example, i was handling all that inside of the er301.


yall probably all know about this module by now but im really excited to build mine!!
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/ginko-synthese-battle

[funeralcake]

Try to make something other than DJ scratching noises sending CV into the Phonogene's varispeed input.

[Peng33]

https://www.gearnews.com/orbita-playful ... sequencer/

Here is a thing that I just found that might be relevant to some of this topic's interests.

[funeralcake]

That reminded me of Quintron's Drum Buddy:

[blaythe.steuer]

i just wanna be able to use my modular to do scratching sounds like slipknot’s debut lp

[Dragonaut]

The best example I’ve heard of scratching done using synthesis methods comes in at 1:49 on this track by Squarepusher:

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After considering all the ways it can be done I just gave up trying to replicate is because it was so well done here... twenty years ago. That said, I can’t help but be interested in the crossfader modules that have been popping up.

[dooj88]

jungle breakbeats, scratch setups, 303 modules/replicas.. fascinating these approaches never went away.

re scratching, is it about the rhythmic interplay with the beat that is appealing, or the sounds, or both? never really thought too much about it to be honest, it was always that cliche thing in the background the dj does when they want to show off. i sincerely mean no offense meant by that, and as evidence that theres lots of interest is doing that today, i must have missed something. it does look fun though.

Syntablism: i will check this out.

fond memories of this song:

[Dragonaut]

Scratching is serious fun although I haven’t really missed it all that much since I put it behind me 10 years ago. It takes serious dedication for it to be musically interesting IMO. These new tools definitely add something to the experience of working with eurorack though which can sometimes feel more like lab equipment than an instrument.

[Back Down the Path]

Pretty boring, normal synth patch to get relatively convincing scratch sounds (but unfortunately not isolated from the rest of the voice coming out of Plaits). The one thing you can't see is the un-synced sine wave going into the FM input. Other than that it's just tempo synced LFOs into Timbre and Morph.

This just materialized for me and it made me think of this thread

[Dragonaut]

Pretty boring, normal synth patch to get relatively convincing scratch sounds (but unfortunately not isolated from the rest of the voice coming out of Plaits). The one thing you can't see is the un-synced sine wave going into the FM input. Other than that it's just tempo synced LFOs into Timbre and Morph.

This just materialized for me and it made me think of this thread

Sick! I think that patch could definitely bear more exploration.

[Dragonaut]

Here’s a simple turntable reminiscent patch I stumbled on testing out my new Pittsburgh Modular Crow filter. It’s just Dixie 2+ TZFMing Rubicon 2 through the Crow high pass filter.

[M01C]

Backspin...

Shapeshifters Delay, temposynced by "Pitch 2" (2 being in LFO-mode) and then turn the "Ratio" CCW. Convincing backspin

[tenshun]

I made a small skiff for experimental scratch and drums

[brandonlogic]

I made a small skiff for experimental scratch and drums

Sounds awesome! Btw where you around back in the day on the old anticon/sole/retiform forums by any chance? I’ve been a fan of your stuff for a while and I seem to remember you from that world, which I was also involved in. At least that is how I discovered your work, before I got into modular.

Edit: I see you did something with Walter gross and k the I. That explains some connection there!!

[tenshun]

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I made a small skiff for experimental scratch and drums

Sounds awesome! Btw where you around back in the day on the old anticon/sole/retiform forums by any chance? I’ve been a fan of your stuff for a while and I seem to remember you from that world, which I was also involved in. At least that is how I discovered your work, before I got into modular.

Edit: I see you did something with Walter gross and k the I. That explains some connection there!!
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i wasnt part of the sole forum but i Walter Gross and K the I are the homies!

[Dragonaut]

This idea has been bugging me more and more lately. Think I may have finally scratched the itch with this one...

[SOPiiAC]

This idea has been bugging me more and more lately. Think I may have finally scratched the itch with this one...

Care to give patch notes?

[Dragonaut]

This idea has been bugging me more and more lately. Think I may have finally scratched the itch with this one...

Care to give patch notes?

Sure! I use an es-3 to send the pitch information on one midi channel and the gate information on a separate channel then tweak the filter like hell by hand. Generate 3 to a wavefolder, tanh(3), then the Pittsburgh crow with plenty of overdrive.

Super simple but a little arduous to program at first. I’d rather program it in the box though then try to arrange all those pitch bends in the rack. Considering programming the filter tweaking as well but holy hell.

[blaythe.steuer]

i’d love to see Walker do a Make Noise video on morphagene doing scratch sounds would be cool to make a reel of the vinyl sid wilson (slipknot) put out that he uses for their scratching