Summer is almost here. I haven’t spent enough time patching lately. But this emerged yesterday. I started out with the idea to apply three envelopes to the MOTM-410 Triple Resonant Filters by way of the OMS-410. Three VCO’s, each gated by an Oakley ADSR/VCA, are mixed into the 410. A MOTM-440 low pass filter completes the filter chain. Three MOTM-800 envelope generators, each paired with a VCO signal, control the three 410 bandpass filters. The CGS Infinite Melody provides three note control voltages, each quantized by a Modcan quantizer or a Miniwave. The rhythm is by a random generator built from two MOTM-320 LFO’s, a MOTM-730 VC Pulse Divider and a CGS digital pulse shifter. Echos are courtesy of the Lexicon MPX-1. This patch runs by itself and is pleasant enough that I kept it in the background for an hour while doing some PC board assembly for my next module (an Ian Fritz Teezer VCO).
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