Richard Brewster's Electronic Sounds

Pictured are three modules from Mutable Instruments. Peaks Peaks is a multi-function digital module that’s relatively easy to understand. Peaks provides 4 different functions in a small 8-HP package. Their … Read More

Searching for envelop generator/LFO modules for my Wave Mangler System, I ran across the Pip Slope, by ALM/Busy Circuits. ‘Pip Slope’ is an envelope generator. It supports both Attack/Decay and … Read More

One of the most popular Eurorack modules is the Make Noise Maths.  Maths is in the venerable lineage of the Serge Dual Universal Slope Generator.  I have a number of … Read More

Pictured are two modules: Verbos Scan & Pan WMD Pro Output In a minuscule amount of space, the Scan & Pan provides a 4 channel mixer with voltage control of … Read More

I decided to get a set of Ieaskul F. Mobenthey (IFM) modules, the Eurorack designs by Peter Blasser.  I make it a principle to put all of my Euro modules … Read More

A controller for use mostly by hands, but also with brain waves. I don’t use piano-like keyboards, but I wanted to have more ways to interact in real time to … Read More

You can find a lot of posts here, under the cocoquantus and the quantisise tags, where I have explained the architecture of the five oscillator cluster in the Cocoquantus.  The … Read More

Recordings from the Brewster House Concert on November 10, 2015. Richard Brewster   Ork Haugr   Khristian Rosakruz   Walker Vincent Farrell  

Here’s a miniature synthesizer, purpose built to work with my biometric modules.  In addition to the brainwave and muscle sensing control modules, it has two VCOs, two VCA/ring modulators, and … Read More