SergeModular

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> This is interesting. What do you use for recording?
> In fact, that might be a question for everyone on the
> list. I started out with reel to reel, now I tend to
> use Kyma(not exactly a system intended for multitrack,
> but it's all I got in that regard).I'm too broke to
> upgrade my recording system to a Protools or Logic
> based system, plus my G4 is a 350mhz.
> I still have a Presto reel to reel. Made in the early
> 60s or maybe late 50s. Floor standing, actually has a
> throttle, and this huge meter, along with a tube
> mixer. Itstill powers on.
> What kinds of effects does folks here tend to employ?
> Again, for me Kyma, using patches that tend to maybe
> in the family of live sampling.
> Don Hassler
>
> --- darkstr1746@... wrote:
>
> > To remove all doubt as to how computer lame i am, i
> > have to report that i can't/don't know how to put up
> > sound clips of the Martian war chants or anything
> > else for that matter. Sorry Jan : ( I don't use
> > computers for any part of my music making and the
> > one i do have for web access doesn't have any kind
> > of midi or audio input so i can't stuff it full of
> > my inane voltage wanderings for the list to hear.
> > Maybe that's a good thing. LOL Besides, it
> > appears that interest in patch posting or discussion
> > at any level has reached an all time low on this
> > list. To wit: i put this patch up last week and
> > there has been only one response..... yours. I guess
> > everyone is either on vacation or they've trades in
> > their modulars for software clones or big screen
> > televisions and large campers. Oh well
> > kind regards
> > john duval
> >
> >
> >
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> > Hi John,
> >
> > though I don't have an ASR, this makes interesing
> > reading�now what about li=
> > stening to it?
> >
> > Please, be so kind and give us a URL where we can
> > listen to these "martian =
> > war chants"!
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Jan-Hinnerk
> >
> > --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "darkstr717"
> > wrote:=
> >
> > > Just thought i'd contribute and confuse the
> > subject of the uses for
> > > the ASR module that was running here a few months
> > back. was doing a
> > > few experiments last night and thought a few
> > people might want to
> > > check this out if they haven't already.
> > > patch three outputs of ASR to 1v/oct of three
> > PCOs. Tune the three
> > > PCOs to either unison,octaves or for some real
> > fun, try any chord
> > > useing the intervals 1 3 5#.
> > > Patch a DTG or , as in my case, a VCClock. Left
> > hand section of clock
> > > (blue jack) to "sample in" and right section(red
> > jack,gate out)
> > > to "pulse in". Set frequency of both to 10:00.
> > Double patch blue
> > > outputs of each section to "vc in" of the opposit
> > section... right to
> > > left, left to right . Left VC in at 11:00 and
> > right VC in at 1:00.
> > > Set attenuator of ASR to 10:00
> > > This will get you a Martian war chant on
> > mescaline. I dont' find it
> > > useful at all but.... take the outputs of the ASR
> > and send them to a
> > > Quantizer and then on to the PCO and now you have
> > something. So if
> > > you care to bypass the war chant, do the Quantizer
> > patch first before
> > > you fire it up. Of course you can introduce other
> > madness from the
> > > PCOs onward. I mixed the outputs (all saw waves )
> > with a MIX2 to a
> > > VCFQX then to a UAP (right side) Double patched
> > from each of the MIX2
> > > inputs to three inputs of a Cynthia Synthacon
> > filter and then to the
> > > left input of the UAP. Adjust to taste.
> > > Playing with the attenuator of the ASR and playing
> > with the frequency
> > > and VC knobs on the Clock, or DTG or whatever your
> > useing, is where
> > > all the fun begins.I'm useing the PCO settings
> > that give me the 1 3
> > > 5# intervals.
> > > A different approach is to use a fourth PCO as the
> > input for a
> > > Comparator and feeding that ouput into the "sample
> > in" of the ASR.
> > > Appreares to give less stable results but has
> > interesting timberal
> > > characteristics. I'm going to do some more fooling
> > around useing the
> > > TKB and a SEQ Programmer for inputs to the ASR and
> > the Clock.
> > > If this gets anyones juices going let me know.
> > Conversly, if you all
> > > think i'm wasting bandwidth, let me know that
> > also. Don't want to bum
> > > anyones summer groove.
> > > kind regards
> > > john duval
> >
> >
> >
> > Keep on Patchin'!
> >
> >
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