An experiment that almost worked

The idea was to feed a bunch of sound sources into NLC Cluster. Since each node is a VCA, I could use the 8 gate outputs of Drezno to turn off/on the various channels. Drezno is being fed the wiggly wave from Hypster (visible on the Data screen) and being clocked by Rampage with its decay time modulated by ... oh I can't even remember all the details, but it grew and it changed and this is the stage where I thought it was listenable enough to record a couple minutes of it.
Furry cartoons and old MP3 / tegerio
Clean recordings of newer material drphlogiston.ba...
Tip jar ko-fi.com/tegerio

[@pbartmess]

That cluster has black magic under the panel! Making each channel CV controllable is genius and I like the way you've used it here with the Drezno. I think your experiment absolutely worked, and it has more potential too.

[@rhampton1914]

More Potential = More Potentiometers....hehe..................................................artgghhhh....i'm not a good comedian....lol....haha

[@pbartmess]

@@rhampton1914 One can never go wrong with more knobs to twiddle!

[@JoshuaKennedy321]

It turned out somewhat reminiscent of some tracks on "Ohm"

[@bexiexz]

so soo cool, i like how you use analog methods

[@rhampton1914]

Yeahhhhh boyyyy,,,,love that Lofi Groove...

[@JoshuaKennedy321]

Can't go wrong that way!

[@hellf.o]

Excellent!
Is that a Trogotronic module?!

[@JoshuaKennedy321]

Yes, the Trogotronic m/669 "Warthog"
Originally it was being gated along with everything else, but I took it out and let it run free so there'd be something holding the mix together. It's making the static fizzles and radio whines.

[@navicore]

cool - totally works for me.

[@JoshuaKennedy321]

Thanks.

[@doctorauxiliary]

it's working for me, jwk. ;-)

[@JoshuaKennedy321]

Good to know! Thanks.

[@KimiElectronic]

For me that works! 👋🙂⚡

[@JoshuaKennedy321]

Glad to know it! Thanks!