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The Second Patch<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

That first patch (previous post) was just too regular and boring. This second patch with Make Noise MultiMod<\/strong> uses the same six oscillators, but this time each is enveloped as a separate voice. All are triggered at the same time, but not always at once, by putting the MultiMod Clock Out to trigger Pithoprakta<\/strong>, which in turn triggers the voices. I’ve added Make Noise Mimeophon<\/strong> and Qu-Bit Data Bender<\/strong> to the patch. A key to this patch is clocking Mimeophon with the MultiMod clock and also patching the MultiMod Channel Index Out to the Mimeophon Reverse input. I’m also CV-ing the MultiMod Time parameter with a slow random voltage. A different slow random voltage is on the MultiMod input. Both of these are through external attenuators. Finally, Mimeophon Clock Out clocks Data Bender.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

I made three short tracks, the only difference being the Shape Mode of MultiMod, Blue, Purple, and Orange.<\/p>\n\n\n\n