Triglav Modular Clockwork Card Jam

An exploratory jam with the amazing Triglav Clockwork Card. I’m using the specialty CLIX mode and the card’s internal clock. This allowed me to change the pulser’s decay length with random voltages making for a more dynamic “envelope” to drive the LPG. Some kind of delay device was used, but I can’t remember what it was.

[@joelizquierdo8624]

Awesome 😎 performance and love the card.

[@zeuscervas6707]

That was sick!!

[@RolandKlinkenberg]

Amazing!

[@HAntonRiehl]

Nice demo of this card. Love the chord progression you created! Excellent!

[@stvnrgrs]

This is great - were you somehow clocking the external delay here or was it just a tap tempo situation?

[@darksparklermusic]

No external clocking for the delay. I just dialed it in by hand/ear.

[@james.plotkin]

Great! Aside from the card and delay, this was all the Easel?

[@darksparklermusic]

Yep, just the BEMI Easel.

[@precarious333music]

Wow! What a cool card. And great patch to show it off.

[@darksparklermusic]

Thanks so much! That was a fun setting to progress through.

[@AngrocSound]

Wow! What a great lil jam!!

[@darksparklermusic]

Thanks!

[@TockTockTock]

This is such an incredible little jam. Getting some Laurie Spiegel vibes from it. Would you be able to share the patch with us? I'd love to play around with it once my card arrives.
EDIT: I just keep coming back to this. It's so good. Also love the sound of frogs in the background

[@darksparklermusic]

Thanks so much! It’s hard to remember everything from the patch. Given the frogs in the background, this was probably from March/April. Envelope to LPG1, pulser to LPG2, SVS to mod osc, keyboard to both oscillators. The coolest part of the patch is sending random into the pulser’s cv input. Everything stays in time since the card takes over all the clocking, but the length of the pulser’s decay changes with the random.