no compositions, but two sound samples using thomas cool designs. i am just twiddling some knobs, so don't expect serious music...
X-4046 VCO (my dual version) + Phaseshifter (from his book "A Synthesizer for the 21st Century"):
TH phaseshifter by fonitronik
sorry for the bad sound quality, soundcloud messed it up? did sound well on my machine, though...
Acetone Rhythmace (end 60ies) via Phaseshifter (+ some additional noises from the dual X-4046 VCO in sync mode, modulated with the SuperController + some resonating from Jim Patchells Vocal Filter):
TH phaseshifter + Acetone Rhythm Machine from end 60ies by fonitronik _________________
cheers,
matthias
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Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2014 7:10 am Post subject:
Thomas Henry MPS standalone with SN VOICE and WSG video. :) Subject description: A video demonstrating my MPS in its "knockup" box. Temporary Accomodation.
Watch and Like!!
MPS SN WSG madness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gemkQYEbZtA _________________ There's a crack in everything...Thats how glue manufacturers make a living.
Not only TH designs involved, but 4 TH 555VCOs and 3 TH AD/ARs
also involved craig andertons kick drum, noise, some Logical gates, Rene Schmitz/Ken Stone VCAs, some of Ken Stone's Mixers, Joystick Controller, Gate to Trigger Converter, Steiner Parker VCF, EMF Moog Filter Clone, Wasp Filter Clone, Roland System100 ADSR Clone, Yves Clock Dividers, Nicolas LFO's... and dozens of patching cables...
All recorded live and in glorious mono and some slight reverb of my Belton DIY Reverb... _________________ https://soundcloud.com/bastian-j
came across this theme after messing a bit around this afternoon...
I like the sync-sounds of this tune a lot...
Well not only TH 555VCO's involved, also TH555 AR/AD's and some CGS and Yusynth clones... (Ken Stone 3xBPF, CGS Steiner VCF, Yusynth Steiner VCF, Yusynth Panner Polivoks VCF, Serge switches, VCA's, Numerous dividers, Slopes and LFO's
My modified Roland TR77 is clocked externally and the sounds triggered individually too, selecting some outputs of it's own diode matrix... unfortunately i have a constant hum from my TR77... must fix this soon, as it's a bit annoying...
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