Showing posts with label formant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label formant. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 14, 2021
Gyrinx VCF Uninhibited Functional Testing Audio [Demo #4]
Been short on time through the holidays, so I thought I would make a quick video while I work :D
This one is a functional testing routine I'm performing on another batch of Gyrinx VCF modules for sale.
It is very revealing as to the sound character as I quickly run through all of the functions of the filter without thought to sound design.
Sound source is Pittsburgh Modular Primary Oscillator saw and square.
Off camera I have a Batumi for LFO modulation.
Sequencing by Keystep Pro.
No added effects or processing, recorded direct.
Watch your levels using headphones, some harsh tones ahead.
Gyrinx VCF is a eurorack topology of the Synton Syrinx Filter section.
Check my Reverb store for Gyrinx VCF availability
Labels:
Analog,
Analog FX,
eurorack,
filter,
formant,
modular,
noise,
reissue,
SER-2020,
synthesizer,
Synton,
Syrinx
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
GYRINX VCF Eurorack Module Overview
GYRINX VCF is now available in my Reverb Store
My GYRINX VCF eurorack module is a topology of the mythical Synton Syrinx formant filter using AS3350 Alfa re-issue chips.
In this video I describe the features, demonstrate various kinds of audio input, and describe how to make a few patches.
Timestamps
0:00 Cold Open Sounds
0:33 Introduction
1:08 Front Panel Tour
2:48 Basic Filter Sounds
9:02 YII-YII and WOW-WOW Patch
10:35 Input: Using Samples
11:55 Input: DNA Symbiotic Waves - Rave Bass Patch
12:57 Female Solo Voice Patch
Signals/Modulation/FX:
Oscillators: GSE 101-VCO, Pittsburgh DNA Symbiotic Waves,
Sample Playback: Erica Sample Drum
VCA: GSE 2xVCA
Envelope: 2xADSR
LFO: Batumi
Control: Arturia Keystep Pro
Sub-mixer: GSE Infusor-X
Mixer: Mackie 802-VLZ3
Also: GSE Tonus VCF + 4027 VCO
Minor use of Eventide Timefactor Delay.
Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05
No mastering, eq, nor additional post-effects added.
Monday, August 17, 2020
GYRINX VCF First Look Synton Syrinx Topology Filter
I am proud to announce my upcoming GYRINX VCF module.
A eurorack topology of the mythical Synton Syrinx formant filter using AS3350 Alfa re-issue chips.
3 Filters, 4 audio inputs, 3 CV inputs.
And 4 audio path configurations.
Details and specs as they come available at https://www.modulargrid.net/e/g-storm-electro-gyrinx-vcf
Headphones recommended. BUT!...
Watch your levels, formant peak resonance ahead!
Timestamps
0:00 Get your I-YI-yayas
0:19 Super-transient Res Bass
0:29 Super Stack Res Bass Sweeps + LFO mod
1:42 Barking Bass
2:08 Formant Bass Acid Sequence
2:33 Formant Arpeggio
3:40 Short Decay Bass Sequence + Mods/Delay/Noise
Signals/Modulation/FX:
101-VCO Square, PWM, Saw, Sub, noise
Dannysound Timbre wavefolder
GSE 2xVCA, 2xADSR
Batumi LFO
Some delay from Timefactor now and again.
Sequencing, arpeggio from Keystep Pro.
No mastering, eq, nor additional post-effects added.
Labels:
Analog,
ARP,
CEM3350,
eurorack,
filters,
formant,
modular,
Moog,
synthesizer,
Synton,
Syrinx
Saturday, August 5, 2017
Make the Korg MS-20 Synthesizer Sing Like Goldfrapp
In this quick video I show how to make the Korg MS-20 synthesizer achieve the weird theremin-like, sci-fi, singing as heard on the Goldfrapp Felt Mountain album. This classic sound is so very renowned for the MS-20.
Alison would send her mic into the External Signal Processor. This sends pitch and gate control voltages to control the synth. We don't actually need to do that. As the sound is coming from the synth engine, we can simply use the keyboard to control it.
Labels:
Alison,
explained,
filter,
formant,
Goldfrapp,
how to,
Korg,
MS-20,
MS-20 mini,
patch,
preset,
reissue,
sing,
sound design,
synth,
synthesizer,
VCF,
vintage,
vocal,
Will Gregory
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