Prediction
At the end of David Byrne’s book, How Music Works, he says, “Why not let music play itself? The composer, in the traditional sense, might no longer be necessary.” A … Read More
At the end of David Byrne’s book, How Music Works, he says, “Why not let music play itself? The composer, in the traditional sense, might no longer be necessary.” A … Read More
A self-running patch using BugBrand with Cocoquantus and also Flight of Harmony Plague Bearer.
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
Same audio patch as the previous post. Two Buchla 258J VCOs with the Cocoquantus. This one uses different control routing in the Cocoquantus. If you were wondering about Bunnoos, they … Read More
Recorded at the reception after the Bunnoo convention. I love how they are able to carry on a lively discussion without becoming strident. Bunnoos enjoy debating even such contentious issues … Read More
I’ve been working on a self-running patch that routes two of the cocoquantus oscillators (the five inseparably cross-modulating VCOs are called the Quantussy) through the modular for processing. In this … Read More
It was a small party. Cocoquantus + Morphing Terrarium, some envelopes and VCAs, S&H with glide for pitch. The coco quantussy petal controls the M.T. morph inputs and is detected … Read More
This is the cocoquantus patched back to itself and left to run. I used the configuration in which four of the five oscillators are patched in a circle. The name … Read More
I’m trying out different combinations of equipment with the cocoquantus. In this patch the quantussy oscillator cluster is patched into the MOTM 510 Wavewarper, back through the COCO delays, and … Read More
This week’s cocoquantus patch again utilizes the CGS Tube VCA as a timbre enhancer. This time not only do the coco outputs each pass through one of these, in addition … Read More