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TRIOSC

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Adding to the Music Laboratory Machines series, TriOsc is styled on equipment retrieved from an ancient, disused rocket launch control centre and features three oscillators with samples of valve sine and triangle waveforms taken from a rack of vintage test equipment to create dense clusters of retro sci-fi electronica.

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Unique to TriOsc is the 'SERENDIPITY' button (labeled '?'). You see, TriOsc has a mind and being of its own. Clicking this button generates new patches and sounds randomly created by TriOsc that instantly evoke the spirit and electronic tonalities of the early Radiophonic Workshop, 'Forbidden Planet' and other classic sci-fi movies, Morton Subotnick, Tristram Cary and other early electronic music pioneers working with primitive equipment - an astonishing source of inspiration which can lead you down different roads of musical ideas and exploration. The randomly generated sounds can then be tweaked and shaped to your own particular needs using the comprehensive panel. They can even be saved as normal NKIs for future use.

ROUGH AND READY DEMO

The quick audio demo above is not from the Krell's music library archive but was recorded in one take, no overdubs or trickery, just clicking on the SERENDIPITY button.

Available at the end of this week.

Price - $TBA


Cheers,


Stephen

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ok.. i'm sold again... end of this week = Friday ?

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me wants NOW. Hurry up.
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states wrote:end of this week = Friday ?
Yes...

Probably!

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You peaople are sick................I'll take one. :D

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Bubbamusic wrote:You peaople are sick................
You old charmer! :)

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Can't wait for my newly-ordered Kontakt to arrive so I can check out your wild devices. Don't suppose there's a "buy all" button for those laboratory machines is there? :)

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Color me intrigued. That demo alone gave my subwoofer a good workout.
The only thing we shouldn't know is what we can't do.

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Looks and sounds really great :)

Cheers
Dennis

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I really need to quit putting off that Kontakt 4 upgrade so I can check this series out - VERY interesting. The visual aesthetic and some of what I hear in the demos puts me in mind of something Thomas Dolby would enjoy playing with (well, at least if he was still as synth-focused as he was back in the early days). Love the "control panels gutted from a WWII submarine" look.
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vom wrote:Can't wait for my newly-ordered Kontakt to arrive so I can check out your wild devices.
:)
vom wrote:Don't suppose there's a "buy all" button for those laboratory machines is there? :)
No but there's an 'Add To Cart' system so it's fairly painless.

Cheers,


Stephen

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Vectorman wrote:I really need to quit putting off that Kontakt 4 upgrade so I can check this series out - VERY interesting.
Dude, Kontakt 4 upgrades and crossgrades are 50% now from NI's store - GET IT BEFORE THIS MONTH ENDS! Update to K4 for $75...

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Too cool!

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Vectorman wrote:I really need to quit putting off that Kontakt 4 upgrade so I can check this series out - VERY interesting. The visual aesthetic and some of what I hear in the demos puts me in mind of something Thomas Dolby would enjoy playing with (well, at least if he was still as synth-focused as he was back in the early days). Love the "control panels gutted from a WWII submarine" look.
That's kind of the whole ethos behind the Music Laboratory Machines series - re-purposing old gear from yesteryear to capture the essence of the early pioneers of the electronica we take for granted these days. Much like a bleached blonde...

Back to the roots, so to speak! ;)

And on a point of order, TriOsc was not gutted from a WWII sub but from a 50s rocket launch site...

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The salvaged gear we have here from an old decommissioned Soviet Union sub will see the light of day fairly soon! ;)

Cheers,


Stephen

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My interstellar friend, Atomic Shadow (who is still on his deep space mission), has beamed me in a quick 'tune' he's created with a prototype of TriOsc...

MISSION TO KOCHAB

This was created entirely with TriOsc using tweaked versions of the 'Serendipity' button and the sounds TriOsc decided to offer him at the time. He chose to go with each sound TriOsc provided him with and tweak to taste, avoiding the temptation to click again and try something else - use what's determined by the machine and go with it. Stochastic compostition.

Not destined for the hit parade (sadly) but fascinating nonetheless.

The low end might rattle your speakers so be warned!

Enjoy!


Cheers,


Stephen

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