Chaotic Harmony

By Richard on August 23, 2008

I recently built a self-oscillating autonomous chaos circuit by Ian Fritz, called the Jerkster. The Jerkster Chaos Circuit I’ll soon publish photos of this module.   The first interesting patch I’ve … Read More

Cross Product 2008

By Richard on August 23, 2008

Over four years ago, in December, 2003, I made a simple patch with the MOTM-120 Suboctave Multiplexer in the Cross Product mode, which digitally forms four ring modulations on four … Read More

Portable Rack Cabinets

By Richard on July 6, 2008

This project has two goals.  1) The ability to take some modules on the road, 2) More expansion space for the modular studio.  The cabinets are EWI Tourcase Model R10UE-10 … Read More

Undersea

By Richard on July 4, 2008

This is my first patch with the Tellun Dual Lag.  It starts with two MOTM-310 Micro VCOs, one of them driving a Wiard-Blacet Miniwave (Socket Rocket ROM).  Two Oakley Sample … Read More

Blacet Dual State Variable Filter

By Richard on June 29, 2008

Quantity: 0 Description:  Blacet Research Model DF2420 manually controlled state variable filters.  Two filters in a single 1U panel. From the Blacet website: Two high quality state variable filters in … Read More

Dual Tellun Lag Processor

By Richard on June 29, 2008

Quantity: 1 Description: Dual Tellun Lag Processor in a Bridechamber panel. Tellun Project Page Bridechamber Panel Page The project is built on two MUUB-4 prototyping boards, stacked on top of … Read More

Two Ring Modulations

By Richard on June 8, 2008

This recording features two types of ring modulation, each on a different signal path. The first uses two CGS VCOs that are digitally ring modulated by a CGS digital XOR … Read More

Three Waveforms

By Richard on April 27, 2008

I am starting to think about simple patches that could be performed in real time. Here, two CGS VCOs drive two Blacet Miniwaves. The third VCO is the Modcan VCDO, … Read More

Spacey

By Richard on April 6, 2008

The fourth of four short recordings based on noise. All aleatoric music is based on some random elements. This one has the least noisy sounds. The patch was an evolution … Read More

Screechy

By Richard on April 6, 2008

The third of four short recordings based on noise. The screech in this is courtesy of Blacet Time Machines.