Build my first module: “Tip\/Ring Thing (Breakout)”. Its a 4hp unit which divides a 3.5mm TRS socket to two separate mono sockets. I can now transmit CVs (and audio) from-and-to my softPop with the module. It’s essentially a passive two channel splitter and\/or mixer. It also works with my QuNexus, which sends CV trough a TRS connection. (Building the module costed me less then 5\u20ac but four hours of time, because I wanted the panel from wood).<\/p>\n
I’ve now compiled all of the modules I have planned. Feeling content but I want to deepen my understanding of sounds. I need some kind of My review titled Kun kirjasto lukee meit\u00e4 (When the library reads us)<\/a> on the The Library’s Other Intelligences<\/a> art project is available on Mustekala.info.<\/p>\n Listening and studying Toshimaru Nakamura NO-INPUT MIXING BOARD (2000).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Build my first module: “Tip\/Ring Thing (Breakout)”. Its a 4hp unit which divides a 3.5mm TRS socket to two separate mono sockets. I can now transmit CVs (and audio) from-and-to my softPop with the module. It’s essentially a passive two channel splitter and\/or mixer. It also works with my QuNexus, which sends CV trough a … <\/p>\ndrum-sound generator<\/del> (re-discovered Kastle 1.5), a looping envelope, more VCAs (I’ll possibly build them using vactrol), a second LFO (for slow movements), a second attenuverter (for the second lfo) and a spring echo. Today I used the Turing Machine as an oscillator (by clocking using softPops square wave output), I patched the same clock signal to my clock divider (which serves as a square oscillator, when clock very fast). I then routed the sound of the Turing Machine to the softPops filter and used the QuNexus to trigger the Skis envelope\/VCA to control the sound (of the filtered sound and the clock-div sub-osc). I wonder.. Would psychotherapy be more affordable?<\/p>\n