Advanced Patching with LxD
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- Опубліковано 27 жов 2015
- Using the LxD and an inverting mixer like the modDemix or MATHS, it is possible to achieve some sounds that go somewhat beyond what is typically expected of a low-pass gate. In this video we show how to use feedback patching to add additional resonance to LxD Channel 1, and how to put the two channels under voltage controlled inversion to achieve different filter types and animation thereof.
makenoisemusic.com/LxD.html - Фільми й анімація
increible tip. this is why modular remains fascinating to me after the initial novelty wore off. there's always something new to discover.
The Bandpass tricks made my day !
always making cool things! keep it up!
I wish I could own one of these systems.. It's far beyond my imagination.
This is my video response to the first patch of this video:
ua-cam.com/video/Nse-Da_xTyU/v-deo.html
Thanks to Tony, Walker, and the Make Noise Crew! More Advanced patching please..
Just a heads up, the link to the module page in the description doesn't work for me, it looks like it is case sensitive (need to change it to be LxD).
+Russel Simmons thanx for the heads up. Fixed it.
Is it possible to patch the Optomix (first version) for resonance in a similar way?
Not really. You can patch feedback with it, but its 6dB, non-resonant response means the results will be much more subtle than the top LxD channel.
If you can add resonance can you make it self oscillate with no audio signal input?
Worth a try, but my guess is it will not work. You may be able to excite it by patching something, cranking the feedback, and then removing the signal, but I think (again, just an educated guess) that it would stop oscillating if set to lower frequencies.
Yeah I think your right. I was thinking as it purely as a filter and forgot about the VCA part of the LPG. The VCA dampens any resonance at lower frequencies.
thanksz