QMMG singing

Submitted by SynthWise on Wed, 2009-11-25 18:09

QMMG singing from Pete Shambler on Vimeo.

"My long-awaited, long-saved-for QMMG arrived today!! This is the first patch I made with it-- very simple. Filmed for posterity:

Two steady VCOs being fed into QMMG channels 1, 3 and 4.

Channel 1 is the sine out from a Tip Top Z3000.

Channel 3 is the sine out from a uLFO.

Channel 4 is the sine shaped out from the uLFO.

Channel 1 (in LPF mode) is sent to Channel 2 (in HPF mode). I had to sell my beloved Frostwave Resonator to afford this, and I figured the first patch should have some sort of connection to it, hence this arrangement.

Channels 1, 2 and 3 on the QMMG are receiving modulation from both Channel 1 and 2 of Maths.

QMMG Channel 4 is receiving modulation from a Doepfer A-143-1.

The 143-1 is also providing CV for the sine uLFO's shaped wave.

The QMMG is providing all tones beyond the two steady VCO drones.

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    "Accidentally double-compressed video (I'll fix it later). Apologies for this looking like it was filmed through a fish tank.

    Using a Doepfer A-143-1 to control/trigger Maths. Maths is modulating channels 1 and 2 on the QMMG.

    The sine out from a Z3000, with FM from a uLFO, is feeding a steady tone into QMMG channel 1 (modulated by Maths 4).

    The triangle out from an Elf LFO is feeding a steady bass tone into QMMG channel 2 (modulated by Maths 1).

    The tambourine sound is coming from a Boss Dr. Pad, triggered by the A-143-1.

    I love how extreme a change Maths' response curve can have on its behavior. I only wish it was voltage controllable! And adding swing with gate delay-- fun, fun, fun.

    I don't have a distro board for the top-rack of modules at the moment, which is frustrating to say the least! Soon enough I'll buy/build one, and can finally power the entire system. The Wogglebug and the Quantizer MUST meet!

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    Maths' Channel 4 outputs are sent to:

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    The Trigger output from the 156 is sent to the first QMMG channel's CV input, which is shared between Channels 1 and 2 (both in LPG mode).

    I look forward to getting a new, better camera. In the meantime, I apologize for the picture quality of this video.

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    Video from 12th Street, between Aves. B and C, 11/29/09.

    theshamblers.blogspot.com"
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