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I don't think I've ever posted some sounds in this forum so with a little inspiration from Hawkeye its time to start! Heres a short dub techno jam with MB-6582 on chord duty, going into a Zoom MS-100BT pedal, Roland JU-06 provides the background sequence and a Yamaha RS7000 provides drums.
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21min uncut one track jam.
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with guest and techno jamsession
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this time a ambient Drone-Sound tune:
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https://www.mixcloud.com/Phatline/phatline-sonnwend/
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...this time only one cam...
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1st electronic labor jam made with some parts of an old SIEL-E-Organ > spring reverb/driver > amp > filters also a rose-crystal coil - transducer, which also act as a lopass filter when hold over a spring reverb... korg electribe rythm and mbase...straight outha my electronic labor 3rdRootsJam a midiboxified CRUMAR Model 198 e-organ triggerd with a kord electribe rythm... the program on it is the triggermatrix. straight outa my sun room, more info about that in this forum article: crumar-198-electrical-organ-midification-triggermatrix
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Hi all! Thought you might like to see my synth! It uses a MB-6582 as the core, running through an SSM2044 filter module, controlled by an Arduino.. I only just realised that the Midibox SID has an analog CV out, but it was too late! I ended up coding an Arduino with a seperate envelope generator and CV out, with two modes - one is a dirty PWM output that mashes up the CV through some filthy capacitor filtering - this is what I'm using in the video clip.. I've since added a seperate DAC chip output for a cleaner CV, but since I liked the sound the PWM filter makes, I kept it, and added a switch to toggle between both modes. I also cannibalized the C64 power supply, so now the whole unit all runs from a kettle lead on the back of the box.. There's some big faders on the left controlling the ADSR, which makes hands-on control of the filter a piece of cake, which is crucial when you're in the midst of a funk jam! There's a MIDI controller built into the box, and the Mod Wheel also controls the filter.. Excuse the MDF box and marker pen labels - presentation was never my speciality! I think it fits the disgustingly mighty sound this monster monosynth creates! Here's a clip from the reCyclotron 64's first outing last week at my Groove Night.. Enjoy the filthy sound of four SID chips running through an SSM2044, into a Roland Jazz Chorus, with some extremely funky British musicians! And big up TK and Wilba for some awesome electronics x Carl