Make Noise - New Spectraphon Module

[Shabdahbriah]

I’m getting more excited each video. I don’t always like the sound, but I do hear possibilities.

Same here. Including Sarah's (and others) 'style' of (overly disjointed) "performance" noise making. A snippet here and there, is appealing/interesting... that I would sample, and use as a noise 'source' or form of modulation elsewhere, for example. But there is too frequently, a lack of foundation, or continuity, for my tastes.

I'm intrigued by the potential of the SAO mode grabbing bits from the Qu-Bit Scanned, Data Bender, Aurora, and the Echophon's pitch shifting feedback (with Pittsburgh Modular's dual ring, and phase shifter).

[vurt]

101 in about an hour and a quarter!!

[elxsound]

Gonna be stuck with work, but will watch later.

[Stefken]

[vurt]

some lovely sounds in that!
not all sounds im personally looking to use, but he did get a bit "out there" with the sam mode and it did give me a better idea than previous videos of how it works as much as how it sounds

[Stefken]

This has been the best explanation so far for me. .
I was more impressed with him covering the osc mode than the SAM mode. As i understand, you can output a pretty rich sound. You have a sub one octave down, have the complete sound, have a sine on the base frequency and you can offset the even harmonics up to an octave.
And that s just one osc. If you put the second in follow mode and tune it to a nice ratio, you have something nice going.

I hope the next video covers SAM in more detail. He didn t do much with it. Not even one robot from Mars.

[Stefken]

[Stefken]

[vurt]

I hope the next video covers SAM in more detail. He didn t do much with it. Not even one robot from Mars.

find out in ten minutes!

[Shabdahbriah]

a little bit underwhelmed with the 101. Hoping CL will live up to his usual standard.

[Shabdahbriah]

OMG! ... That was amazing!!! The man is sooo good at what he does. I was grinninglikeanidiot the whole time.

It does e.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g I imagined, anticipated, hope for, and then some! The 'envelope follower' output is such a bonus!

[vurt]

OMG! ... That was amazing!!! The man is sooo good at what he does. I was grinninglikeanidiot the whole time.

indeed, puts some people to shame

It does e.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g I imagined, anticipated, hope for, and then some! The 'envelope follower' output is such a bonus!

still think i need more hands on with the arrays before it sinks in, but the sam i can kind of understand whats going on, if not all the actual science behind it, but what the controls "should" do (obviously this will depend on source material i imagine)

[Shabdahbriah]

New vid from Perfect Circuit ... Capturing an 'array' @ 12:35

[elxsound]

OMG! ... That was amazing!!! The man is sooo good at what he does. I was grinninglikeanidiot the whole time.

It does e.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g I imagined, anticipated, hope for, and then some! The 'envelope follower' output is such a bonus!

The CL one?

Still dealing with work stuff but will check out tonight.

[Shabdahbriah]

OMG! ... That was amazing!!! The man is sooo good at what he does. I was grinninglikeanidiot the whole time.

It does e.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g I imagined, anticipated, hope for, and then some! The 'envelope follower' output is such a bonus!

The CL one?

Still dealing with work stuff but will check out tonight.

Yes! Just stunningly cool. ... {well, for my tastes}