Two more patches from the Moduletta. The first is using an 8-bit shift register with XOR feedback and a filter. The second uses two counters at different speeds for the melody and a shift register to generate the second voice.
wow this looks amazing. Id love to get a PCB. Im currently building a benjolin and power supply with 12v out so I can connect it with breadboard circuits and patch them to the benjolin. Going for a poor mans sound machines ns1 http://www.sound-machines.it/product/ns1nanosynth/ this "moduletta" seems like it would fit great into that plan. I hope you make the pCB's available!
And two more patches. The first is made from a shift register and a counter to generate random beats with small variations. The second is the famous Rungler made from an 8-bit shift register and two VCOs with PWM.
I like the logistics of this: negotiating with a mustard factory for knob supply.
Even the conversation where someone says "this would make a good..."
There should be more synth/catering interaction.
With the bun* colour MDF and the mustard knobs, I feel the pcbs should be red!
Superb work, gentlemen.
R
*bread roll or the precise german word for such I don't know
I can't stop. Two more sound samples from the Moduletta. The first is using a shift register for a randomized scale and another one for the arpeggios. The VCA gives it the percussive touch. The second patch uses a long counter for scale and rhythm and a long shift register as a variable divider. It is a bit heavy on the low frequencies, so sounds better using headphones.
The patches are documented and I will publish them together with the schematics and description for the workshop soon.
I designed the circuit and PCB and had it manufactured at vrint-pcb. Uwe helped with the PCB design and did the laser cutting. Of course, he got the first PCB for that. Looking forward to the workshop now.
You can find a few photos from the ZUKUNFTSMUSIK workshop in Linz at http://dorninger.servus.at/node/1824. We built several Modulettas there and demonstrated them during an improvised performance on the last evening.
My recording works again. I couldn't make my laptop accept audio input via the combo input jack any more, so I bought a small USB soundcard. It was really cheap, but works great in combination with Audacity.
This patch uses the Moduletta plus two extra prototype modules that I built recently. The first is a voltage controlled hex wave folder, and the second is a PT2399 based delay. Enjoy the recording!
For those with a Moduletta, here is the patch. Just skip the folder and delay for now and connect VCO3:ANA to MIXER:ME and SHIFTER2:Q0 to MIXER:LO.
Great to see other Modulettas! Here is the documentation that I prepared for the workshop. I translated the most important parts to English by now. The descriptions of the sample patches are still in German, but I believe you can easily figure out how the connections have to be made from the tables.
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