CGS Serge Project Begins

By Richard on November 18, 2012

My current project is underway. The panel was completed today (click the image for detail), but it’s only a facade. Behind the panel it’s empty. All of the modules are … Read More

Soldering Stations

By Richard on November 18, 2012

I bought a brand new Weller WTCPT soldering station (left) to replace the old GC Supertemp (right).  The WTCPT is reputed to be one of the best temperature-controlled soldering stations.  … Read More

Allen & Heath ZED14 Mixer

By Richard on November 4, 2012

I replaced the old Mackie 802-VLZ3 with an Allen & Heath ZED14. It is much larger than the Mackie, due not only to the extra channels, but also the professional … Read More

Ludebanti

By Richard on October 28, 2012

A self-running patch using BugBrand with Cocoquantus and also Flight of Harmony Plague Bearer.

BugBrand Drone

By Richard on October 7, 2012

This drone uses all of my BugBrand modules.  I took pulse outputs from the two SYN2A VCOs and mixed them in two of the Logic Gates (one OR, one XOR), … Read More

BugBrand SYN2B and SYN2BX

By Richard on October 7, 2012

The SYN2B is a Quadrature Sine VCO.  It sports a precision 10-turn frequency dial and two FM inputs, 1V/Octave, and an attenuated FM input that is switchable between Exponential and … Read More

Latest Performance Cabinet

By Richard on October 7, 2012

I am updating one of my portable cabinets to be able to include a BugBrand rack. The rack pictured fits right into the portable case.  It’s 3U in height.  Since … Read More

Improvisation with Tetrazzi and Cocoquantus

By Richard on September 3, 2012

Tetrazzi into Cocoquantus, directly into the RCF powered speakers. This is a great setup for performing an improvisation. I spent hours with it. Diana shot some video. The live sound is of course much … Read More

Funky Bunnoos

By Richard on September 1, 2012

A patch using Bugbrand, Plumbutter, Cocoquantus.  Lot’s of cross-patching.  The Bugbrand VCOs go through the Plumbutter AVDogs, which act as envelope shapers.  Nice eerie sound of the Bugbrand PT Delay, … Read More