Two Part Harmony for Quantisise
The second of three postcard recordings using the patch described in the previous post. This one is also performed. It has some digital reverb. Any melodies or harmonies that you … Read More
The second of three postcard recordings using the patch described in the previous post. This one is also performed. It has some digital reverb. Any melodies or harmonies that you … Read More
First of three postcard recordings made from the same Quantisise patch. Very straightforward: Two VCOs, each passing through a wave multiplier and then a VCA (tube), one panned left, the … Read More
Finally! Quantisise with Blue Panel and Furman PL-8C power conditioner all together in the 8U EWI Tour Case. I upgraded the power strip from the Furman M-8Dx to get better … Read More
Boards are all assembled for the Blue Panel. Left to right: CGS113 Serge Wave Multipliers CGS65 Tube VCA/Timbral Gate x2 CGS67 Active Real Ring Modulator CGS81 Voltage Processor x5.5 2 … Read More
This sits just to the right of Quantisise to provide some timbre enhancements, mixing, processing, and output capability, so that a performance might need to use only the one rack. … Read More
Third of three self-running postcard recordings made recently. All six VCOs are cross-connected in the manner of the Quantussy and the FM levels are also cross-patched. The outputs are run … Read More
Second of three self-running postcard recordings made recently. All six VCOs are cross-connected in the manner of the Quantussy and the FM levels are also cross-patched. The outputs are run … Read More
First of three self-running postcard recordings made recently. In this one all six VCOs are cross-connected in the manner of the Quantussy. Outputs are direct from two of the six … Read More
Here it is, finally wired and mounted in its 8U high EWI Tour Case. The Quantisise panel wasn’t designed to fit this case; it just happened to (and it’s tight). … Read More
Quantisise is all wired and fully operational! Photos will follow. Here is a recording I made, using a Quantussy emulation patch. Five sections are chained as in the Cocoquantus, except … Read More