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If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by cray5656

If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen what would
you get to go with the Serge in Eurorack format.

I am looking at
Plan B model 13 and 15
Livewire Dual Cyclotron
Doepfer 149-1 SOU

Love to know what you would add to the list ( dont say more Serge :-) )

Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by John P

if you already have that much Serge stuff, that's a very broad
complement of functions.
you're not lacking in the basics. anything you get would be additional
stuff.

some things to think about:
* are you sure you need more stuff? that you've exhausted the
possibilities and attained mastery of the gear? or are you just bored
looking at the same things?

* do you need a standard keyboard or midi interfacing?

* how 'bout logic & sequencing items?

cray5656 wrote:
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> If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen what would
> you get to go with the Serge in Eurorack format.
>
> I am looking at
> Plan B model 13 and 15
> Livewire Dual Cyclotron
> Doepfer 149-1 SOU
>
> Love to know what you would add to the list ( dont say more Serge :-) )
>
>

--
m/n/m/l
surreal electronic music, sound, noise
http://www.mnmlnoise.com

Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

what do ya mean. . ??"dont say more Serge" for Gods sake don't mix Serge with Doepfer. . . the voltage police will come and strip you of your credentials. Dude, if you gotta Blue and a Soup, what the hell more do you need?? LOL
step up to the plate. Don't be a weenie. Get more Serge!! LMAO!
kind regards
john d
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From: "cray5656" <amni56@...>

If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen what would
you get to go with the Serge in Eurorack format.

I am looking at
Plan B model 13 and 15
Livewire Dual Cyclotron
Doepfer 149-1 SOU

Love to know what you would add to the list ( dont say more Serge :-) )

Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by amnesia

HI all

The reason why I was asking is that I am sure all of you have just more
than the Serge System.

The reason why I am looking at Plan B for example is that I will never
be able to afford a Buchla and their models like the VCO is designed
very closely to the Buchla sound which I love ( Subotnick etc), so I am
looking at trying to get Euroracks models that have Buchlaish extras
that the Serge does not have, just to funk it up a bit.

Of course I am not comparing Doepfer to the mighty Serge, but I do have
a cracklebox and a Serge, is that OK with you all ?

I have thought about getting a Midi CV converter to use with my Edirol
controller ( that I haven't used for ages) as I am into more
experimental music, I am constantly changing my mind about whether I
need a standard keyboard...

And lastly its a modular synth we are talking about, its hard not to get
turned on by new models :-)
Ross

John P wrote:
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>
> if you already have that much Serge stuff, that's a very broad
> complement of functions.
> you're not lacking in the basics. anything you get would be additional
> stuff.
>
> some things to think about:
> * are you sure you need more stuff? that you've exhausted the
> possibilities and attained mastery of the gear? or are you just bored
> looking at the same things?
>
> * do you need a standard keyboard or midi interfacing?
>
> * how 'bout logic & sequencing items?
>
> cray5656 wrote:
>
> > If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen what would
> > you get to go with the Serge in Eurorack format.
> >
> > I am looking at
> > Plan B model 13 and 15
> > Livewire Dual Cyclotron
> > Doepfer 149-1 SOU
> >
> > Love to know what you would add to the list ( dont say more Serge :-) )
> >
> >
>
> --
> m/n/m/l
> surreal electronic music, sound, noise
> http://www.mnmlnoise.com <http://www.mnmlnoise.com>
>
>

Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by Carbon111

>The reason why I was asking is that I am sure all of you have just more
>than the Serge System.

Not as far as modulars go.

>The reason why I am looking at Plan B for example is that I will never
>be able to afford a Buchla and their models like the VCO is designed
>very closely to the Buchla sound which I love ( Subotnick etc), so I am
>looking at trying to get Euroracks models that have Buchlaish extras
>that the Serge does not have, just to funk it up a bit.

You'll find that much of what you can do on a Buchla is pretty easy on a Serge as well...there's more similarities than differences IMHO - at least compared to other modulars.

>I have thought about getting a Midi CV converter to use with my Edirol
>controller ( that I haven't used for ages) as I am into more
>experimental music, I am constantly changing my mind about whether I
>need a standard keyboard...

Its nice to be able to repeat pitches even in Experimental work.

>And lastly its a modular synth we are talking about, its hard not to get
>turned on by new models :-)

Understood, but when you've got "magic" modules like the DSG that can be patched to do just about anything, other modules start to pale a bit. Most recently I've been using my DSG as an envelope follower and subharmonic generator...

Without having to worry about interfacing disparate systems its just easier to get on with the business of making sound ;)

Very Best Regards, James
--
http://www.carbon111.com

Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-08 by Carbon111

>not me... I've recorded 4 CD's with 3 or 4 panels....

Exactly! Its the most potent modular I've ever come across in terms of power/size.

I even went from a three panel system to a two panel system by means of some consolidation in my working method and its still more powerful than many modulars that cover an entire wall. ^_^

Very Best Regards, James

Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by epk

Stick with banana based stuff if you can, it makes integration way easier. Consider Modcan stuff as a nice alternative. There are some nice filters, the LPG's from Cynthia, and Bruce is working on an Audio/CV sampler that sounds like it's going to be awesome. The plan B stuff seems cool, but I'd inquire about having them deliver it in Serge or Modcan format. You may also want to consider the always cool but often overpriced Fenix.
For something quite different but cool you may want to consider a polysynth if you don't already have one, something like Sunsyn or Omega 8.

Don't get a Kyma.

epk

On Aug 8, 2006, at 2:15 PM, amnesia wrote:

HI all

The reason why I was asking is that I am sure all of you have just more
than the Serge System.

The reason why I am looking at Plan B for example is that I will never
be able to afford a Buchla and their models like the VCO is designed
very closely to the Buchla sound which I love ( Subotnick etc), so I am
looking at trying to get Euroracks models that have Buchlaish extras
that the Serge does not have, just to funk it up a bit.

Of course I am not comparing Doepfer to the mighty Serge, but I do have
a cracklebox and a Serge, is that OK with you all ?

I have thought about getting a Midi CV converter to use with my Edirol
controller ( that I haven't used for ages) as I am into more
experimental music, I am constantly changing my mind about whether I
need a standard keyboard...

And lastly its a modular synth we are talking about, its hard not to get
turned on by new models :-)
Ross

John P wrote:
>
> if you already have that much Serge stuff, that's a very broad
> complement of functions.
> you're not lacking in the basics. anything you get would be additional
> stuff.
>
> some things to think about:
> * are you sure you need more stuff? that you've exhausted the
> possibilities and attained mastery of the gear? or are you just bored
> looking at the same things?
>
> * do you need a standard keyboard or midi interfacing?
>
> * how 'bout logic & sequencing items?
>
> cray5656 wrote:
>
> > If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen what would
> > you get to go with the Serge in Eurorack format.
> >
> > I am looking at
> > Plan B model 13 and 15
> > Livewire Dual Cyclotron
> > Doepfer 149-1 SOU
> >
> > Love to know what you would add to the list ( dont say more Serge :-) )
> >
> >
>
> --
> m/n/m/l
> surreal electronic music, sound, noise
> http://www.mnmlnoise.com <http://www.mnmlnoise.com>
>
>


Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by amnesia

I have owned about 18 analog synths over the last 20 years, sold them
all except my Midi Jupiter 8. Modular was something, until I bought the
Serge, I never considered..

I have too released many albums over the years, and my last one under
name Cray was just laptop audiomulch, but I got fed up with mouse
pushing, and went back to analog.
Kyma seems to be amazing and has had my interest but again that ends up
being computer based.

My plan is to Bananafy all the Eurorack Plan Bs, Livewires anyway, well
I am getting an Aussie synth boffin to do it for me :-) so then I will
have a banana only system anyway :-)

Any of course the Serge is all you could ever need, but it cant do what
some of the Plan B stuff can do, it cant do the Zero osc Cynthia stuff,
so I feel I have every right to add some other bits to make the Serge
even more amazing than it already is :-)

I did think about Modcan and Cynthia and really like them but I found
the Plan B LPG to be a bit more advanced than the Cynthia ( Im sure
Peter G made the Cynthia version anyway), I felt a bit uneasy with
Modcan as there series B seems to be the big push, so didn't want to get
left out in the cold with a Series A...Going back to Cynthia, I must say
her customer response is amazing, she is really helpful, and a Zero Osc
is quite tempting:-) as I guess you all would understand.

I do also intend to buy a Synthi , as I use to own a VCS3 and loved it,
but then I got married and needed a deposit for a home , child etc :-)


Ross



epk wrote:
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>
> Stick with banana based stuff if you can, it makes integration way
> easier. Consider Modcan stuff as a nice alternative. There are some
> nice filters, the LPG's from Cynthia, and Bruce is working on an
> Audio/CV sampler that sounds like it's going to be awesome. The plan
> B stuff seems cool, but I'd inquire about having them deliver it in
> Serge or Modcan format. You may also want to consider the always cool
> but often overpriced Fenix.
>
>
> For something quite different but cool you may want to consider a
> polysynth if you don't already have one, something like Sunsyn or Omega 8.
>
> Don't get a Kyma.
>
> epk
>
> On Aug 8, 2006, at 2:15 PM, amnesia wrote:
>
>> HI all
>>
>> The reason why I was asking is that I am sure all of you have just more
>> than the Serge System.
>>
>> The reason why I am looking at Plan B for example is that I will never
>> be able to afford a Buchla and their models like the VCO is designed
>> very closely to the Buchla sound which I love ( Subotnick etc), so I am
>> looking at trying to get Euroracks models that have Buchlaish extras
>> that the Serge does not have, just to funk it up a bit.
>>
>> Of course I am not comparing Doepfer to the mighty Serge, but I do have
>> a cracklebox and a Serge, is that OK with you all ?
>>
>> I have thought about getting a Midi CV converter to use with my Edirol
>> controller ( that I haven't used for ages) as I am into more
>> experimental music, I am constantly changing my mind about whether I
>> need a standard keyboard...
>>
>> And lastly its a modular synth we are talking about, its hard not to get
>> turned on by new models :-)
>> Ross
>>
>> John P wrote:
>> >
>> > if you already have that much Serge stuff, that's a very broad
>> > complement of functions.
>> > you're not lacking in the basics. anything you get would be additional
>> > stuff.
>> >
>> > some things to think about:
>> > * are you sure you need more stuff? that you've exhausted the
>> > possibilities and attained mastery of the gear? or are you just bored
>> > looking at the same things?
>> >
>> > * do you need a standard keyboard or midi interfacing?
>> >
>> > * how 'bout logic & sequencing items?
>> >
>> > cray5656 wrote:
>> >
>> > > If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen what would
>> > > you get to go with the Serge in Eurorack format.
>> > >
>> > > I am looking at
>> > > Plan B model 13 and 15
>> > > Livewire Dual Cyclotron
>> > > Doepfer 149-1 SOU
>> > >
>> > > Love to know what you would add to the list ( dont say more Serge
>> :-) )
>> > >
>> > >
>> >
>> > --
>> > m/n/m/l
>> > surreal electronic music, sound, noise
>> > http://www.mnmlnoise.com <http://www.mnmlnoise.com>
>> <http://www.mnmlnoise.com <http://www.mnmlnoise.com>>
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>

Re: zeroscillator?

2006-08-09 by John P

I read the specs on the zeroscillator and it looks interesting.
But the mp3's really don't say anything new for me.
what's this thing do that makes it worth seven hundred bucks??

amnesia wrote:
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>
> Any of course the Serge is all you could ever need, but it cant do what
> some of the Plan B stuff can do, it cant do the Zero osc Cynthia stuff,
> so I feel I have every right to add some other bits to make the Serge
> even more amazing than it already is :-)
>
>
>


--
m/n/m/l
surreal electronic music, sound, noise
http://www.mnmlnoise.com

Re: zeroscillator?

2006-08-09 by cray5656

> what's this thing do that makes it worth seven hundred bucks??


Isnt it a DX7 on acid? :-)

Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by John Loffink

Ken Stone designed the Cynthia LPG.

John Loffink
The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site
http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com
The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site
http://www.wavemakers-synth.com
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com [mailto:SergeModular@yahoogroups.com]
> On Behalf Of amnesia


> I did think about Modcan and Cynthia and really like them but I found
> the Plan B LPG to be a bit more advanced than the Cynthia ( Im sure
> Peter G made the Cynthia version anyway), I felt a bit uneasy with

Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by amnesia

Oh OK

I always thought it was Peter G???



John Loffink wrote:
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>
> Ken Stone designed the Cynthia LPG.
>
> John Loffink
> The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site
> http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com <http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com>
> The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site
> http://www.wavemakers-synth.com <http://www.wavemakers-synth.com>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:SergeModular%40yahoogroups.com>
> [mailto:SergeModular@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:SergeModular%40yahoogroups.com>]
> > On Behalf Of amnesia
>
> > I did think about Modcan and Cynthia and really like them but I found
> > the Plan B LPG to be a bit more advanced than the Cynthia ( Im sure
> > Peter G made the Cynthia version anyway), I felt a bit uneasy with
>
>

Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by legion01x

--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "cray5656" <amni56@...> wrote:
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> If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen what would
> you get to go with the Serge in Eurorack format.

Well a few people have answers but here's my couple thousand dollars ...
:)

I REALLY agree with the idea of adding Banana stuff if you can and can
afford it. the Cyndustires stuff is incredible and all salt and pepper
stuff: weird filters, odd gate and dividers, burst generators,
freakish highly useful items like the Randivide, etc. I would only
caution what one person said about the excellent customer service.
That is very true but right now orders have been delayed quite a bit.
If you can find items used in top shape that is a no brainer IMO but
if you want to order even basic modules you may wait quite some time.

I think it's safe to say Modcan is not abandoning the banana system
but again that is a few month turn around for most pieces. Still cyn
and modcan woudl make EXCELLENT playing partners for another banana
system (especially the Zero Osc).

Another correction I'd make is the comment that the Fenix is
"overpriced". That is absurd (IMO) coming from a Serge board where
people gladly (and I agree rightly so) pay $3-4K for a single panel.
The Fenix is unique and not just self contained but FULL of intriguing
modules: Three VCOS, Three LFOs, Three filters - each one different
plus analog/digital noise source, slew, s/h, mixers, three MORE
bizarre envelopes and vcas, built in 1/8" jack abilites, and about a
dozen other esoteric and practical pieces. Practically speaking you
cannot buy anything banana half as full of modules for that price.
Plus it is handmade and ultra rare in painfully limited numbers to add
the whole KKKollector swing to things. Certainly that is worth
$5000-8000 in this market and it will be more in years to come. They
do sell at that and rightly so.

So I'd say defintely look at Banana stuff. If you are set on 1/8"
there is plenty but I lean towards the Frac not Euro stuff (although
both will obviously play nice with each other). Blacet, Metalbox,
Wiard, and now MOTM have some left of center designs that I think any
Serge user could wrap around. IMO the frac units (and jacks in
particular) are just more solid and well laid out. I do LOVE doepfer
stuff but I have to admit it gets very crowded very quickly even in a
small but complex patch. And I dislike those *#$ plastic jacks.

That said look at the features of the things and jump accordingly. You
can always intergrate anything into your serge system adnthere is such
a wide range of things these days I'd say start your own frankensynth
and see where it leads you :)

Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by cray5656

Dont get me excited about the Fenix :-) I am trying to focus on a
Synthi :-P

I have never heard a Fenix demo, maybe except an Aphex Twin track
called "Fenix Funk", I know someone was trying to sell theirs just
recently...so if you are on this board email me and tempt me :-)
ALso if anyone has an EMS Synthi you aret hinking of selling please
think of me :-)

I have started a Modular builders class ( I am not the teacher)
in Melbourne Australia called VICMOD, and we are using Ken Stones
boards to build our own modular synths, so I guess the Ran Devide ,
Burst Gens etc will most likely come from that area....I have bought
200 banana jacks to add to the build, (I cant wait to have it all
finished with lovely faceplates...not sure about the knobs yet? Maybe
the Serge type?

So in some ways that is another reason I have not gone down the
Cynthia route, as Ken has made the boards...obviously my modular wont
be as nicely made as Cynthias, but it will have the funk!

ross

Re: If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen

2006-08-09 by darkstr1746@comcast.net

I did my entire CD "Hells Canyon" with only five panels of a 17 panel system. That CD is about as out there as can be for electronic stuff with the exception of John P who does just the most amazing things with his system. Kevin Brehany did all his work with a custom 15 panel. Between those three artists and inculding Telomere, every conceivable base is covered. And that doesn't include the wacked out stuff i recorded later with the larger system. For awhile i integrated a three frame Doepfer system. Didn't even come close and really added nothing to the mix. MOTM was a much better compliment after my modules were bananaized. Cynthias' stuff is also a good addition. But really, if you can't do it all with six to eight panels, maybe you should pick up guitar.
I did!!!! LMAO!!!
john d
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From: amnesia <amni56@...>

I have owned about 18 analog synths over the last 20 years, sold them
all except my Midi Jupiter 8. Modular was something, until I bought the
Serge, I never considered..

I have too released many albums over the years, and my last one under
name Cray was just laptop audiomulch, but I got fed up with mouse
pushing, and went back to analog.
Kyma seems to be amazing and has had my interest but again that ends up
being computer based.

My plan is to Bananafy all the Eurorack Plan Bs, Livewires anyway, well
I am getting an Aussie synth boffin to do it for me :-) so then I will
have a banana only system anyway :-)

Any of course the Serge is all you could ever need, but it cant do what
some of the Plan B stuff can do, it cant do the Zero osc Cynthia stuff,
so I feel I have every right to add some other bits to make the Serge
even more amazing than it already is :-)

I did think about Modcan and Cynthia and really like them but I found
the Plan B LPG to be a bit more advanced than the Cynthia ( Im sure
Peter G made the Cynthia version anyway), I felt a bit uneasy with
Modcan as there series B seems to be the big push, so didn't want to get
left out in the cold with a Series A...Going back to Cynthia, I must say
her customer response is amazing, she is really helpful, and a Zero Osc
is quite tempting:-) as I guess you all would understand.

I do also intend to buy a Synthi , as I use to own a VCS3 and loved it,
but then I got married and needed a deposit for a home , child etc :-)

Ross

epk wrote:
>
> Stick with banana based stuff if you can, it makes integration way
> easier. Consider Modcan stuff as a nice alternative. There are some
> nice filters, the LPG's from Cynthia, and Bruce is working on an
> Audio/CV sampler that sounds like it's going to be awesome. The plan
> B stuff seems cool, but I'd inquire abo ut having them deliver it in
> Serge or Modcan format. You may also want to consider the always cool
> but often overpriced Fenix.
>
>
> For something quite different but cool you may want to consider a
> polysynth if you don't already have one, something like Sunsyn or Omega 8.
>
> Don't get a Kyma.
>
> epk
>
> On Aug 8, 2006, at 2:15 PM, amnesia wrote:
>
>> HI all
>>
>> The reason why I was asking is that I am sure all of you have just more
>> than the Serge System.
>>
>> The reason why I am looking at Plan B for example is that I will never
>> be able to afford a Buchla and their models like the VCO is designed
>> very closely to the Buchla sound which I love ( Subotnick etc), so I am
>> looking at trying to get Euroracks models that have Buchlaish extras
>> that the Serge does not have, just to funk it up a b it.
>>
>> Of course I am not comparing Doepfer to the mighty Serge, but I do have
>> a cracklebox and a Serge, is that OK with you all ?
>>
>> I have thought about getting a Midi CV converter to use with my Edirol
>> controller ( that I haven't used for ages) as I am into more
>> experimental music, I am constantly changing my mind about whether I
>> need a standard keyboard...
>>
>> And lastly its a modular synth we are talking about, its hard not to get
>> turned on by new models :-)
>> Ross
>>
>> John P wrote:
>> >
>> > if you already have that much Serge stuff, that's a very broad
>> > complement of functions.
>> > you're not lacking in the basics. anything you get would be additional
>> > stuff.
>> >
>> > some things to think about:
>> > * are you sure you ne ed more stuff? that you've exhausted the
>> > possibilities and attained mastery of the gear? or are you just bored
>> > looking at the same things?
>> >
>> > * do you need a standard keyboard or midi interfacing?
>> >
>> > * how 'bout logic & sequencing items?
>> >
>> > cray5656 wrote:
>> >
>> > > If you already owned a Serge Blue Station and Soup Kitchen what would
>> > > you get to go with the Serge in Eurorack format.
>> > >
>> > > I am looking at
>> > > Plan B model 13 and 15
>> > > Livewire Dual Cyclotron
>> > > Doepfer 149-1 SOU
>> > >
>> > > Love to know what you would add to the list ( dont say more Serge
>> :-) )
>> > >
>> > >
>> >
>> > --
>> > m/n/m/l
>> > surreal electronic music, sound, noise
>> > http://www.mnmlnois e.com <http://www.mnmlnois e.com>
>> <http://www.mnmlnois e.com <http://www.mnmlnois e.com>>
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>

Re: zeroscillator?

2006-08-10 by John P

REALLY, folks.
I'd like to see somebody shed some light on this zeroscillator thing.
Andybody got one? Can you describe it in technical detail or upload some
unsweetened illustrative sound clips?

John P wrote:
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> I read the specs on the zeroscillator and it looks interesting.
> But the mp3's really don't say anything new for me.
> what's this thing do that makes it worth seven hundred bucks??
>
> amnesia wrote:
>
> >
> > Any of course the Serge is all you could ever need, but it cant do what
> > some of the Plan B stuff can do, it cant do the Zero osc Cynthia stuff,
> > so I feel I have every right to add some other bits to make the Serge
> > even more amazing than it already is :-)
> >
> >
> >
>
> --
>
>
>


--
m/n/m/l
surreal electronic music, sound, noise
http://www.mnmlnoise.com

Re: zeroscillator?

2006-08-10 by sydilaxe

Several things make it a unique centerpiece of any modular setup.
First, it is a through-zero FM oscillator which means that it goes
into negative frequencies when patched appropriately. It is a pretty
darn stable oscillator. Second, in addition to standard oscillator
outs (pulse, saw, sine, etc), it has four quadrature outputs. There
is control over the quadrature morphase as well as the waveshape of
these outputs. Third, there is an insane variety of CV control over
this thing (including sync and time reversal). The sounds that it
produces are truly wild and unlike any other analog sound source that
I have heard.


Is it worth $700? Well, I consider it to have nearly three times the
versatility of an NTO (minus the portamento). You can get sounds out
of it that sound processed (through filters or a phaser) without using
anything other than a second oscillator, EG, and a VCA. I, for one,
am a HUGE fan of the module.

Ben
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--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, John P <johnp299792@...> wrote:
>
> REALLY, folks.
> I'd like to see somebody shed some light on this zeroscillator thing.
> Andybody got one? Can you describe it in technical detail or upload
some
> unsweetened illustrative sound clips?
>
> John P wrote:
>
> > I read the specs on the zeroscillator and it looks interesting.
> > But the mp3's really don't say anything new for me.
> > what's this thing do that makes it worth seven hundred bucks??
> >
> > amnesia wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > Any of course the Serge is all you could ever need, but it cant
do what
> > > some of the Plan B stuff can do, it cant do the Zero osc Cynthia
stuff,
> > > so I feel I have every right to add some other bits to make the
Serge
> > > even more amazing than it already is :-)
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
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> surreal electronic music, sound, noise
> http://www.mnmlnoise.com
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