Richard Brewster's Electronic Sounds

Years ago, I had realized that 800ma of 15V was not enough for all the MOTM modules in one Dot Com walnut cabinet (26U). At that time I upgraded one … Read More

The Power-Ones that supply power to my MOTM modules are getting older. This HCC15-3A, the largest, has a warranty label of December, 2003. I thought it was past due to … Read More

Why Cheese? It’s the Wedge. While reading about Scutoids, I began thinking about three-dimensional representations for interconnecting Quantussy Cells. I sketched a few on a notepad. The cube is an … Read More

Four analog and four digital oscillators are tuned to fixed pitches. These eight sounds are cross-faded in pairs to four signals, using the ADDAC805.VS2 for two, and both Starling VIA … Read More

The gain issue that I noted in my post about the ADDAC805.VS2 has been fixed by a modification I received from support at ADDAC. Test Setup Photo above shows the … Read More

A long time ago, in software that used to work on MacOS, I had fun playing around with Uhbik, from u-he. That software was Audio Mulch, which could run the … Read More

A.K.A Apes and Aliens

I ran across the following comment by Muffwiggler member autopoiesis. I suspected that a self-oscillating Mimeophon would take especially well to stacking another feedback path into it with a frequency … Read More

I do not usually post about individual Eurorack factory assembled modules. But the ADDAC805 warrants it. Look! I have serial #22, so that must make me an early adopter. It’s … Read More

Seven Quantussy cells control four voices. This is a more complex patch that uses seven Quantussy cells, each with an LFO and two sample and holds. See from the photo … Read More