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Heyo, one of the Ieaskul F Mobnethey Mocante outputs is also an unbuffered input...so supposedly you can inject a signal into the touch surface. Was hit/miss with getting results so tried to figure it out. Figured it out. Here's a Tocante Bass Bistab IN to the Mocante Square Drone OUT. The BB squarewave signal is present on either of the Mocante's Circular touch area's outputs. Here's a looksee, have the Mocante into a Cocoquantus, also a Shnth into the Coco. The Mocante is also modulating the speed of the Coco delay's when I touch the Triangle area, and the related Gate is triggering the Quantussy...couple Quantussy outs are modulating the Mocante.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBqos4oOX_0[/youtube]

These are sounding great!

When does your sci-fi movie OST recording come out?

do you have anything unclebob recorded like a personal album or have a band/soundproject recorded? be cool to listen to that if so.......i wonder if peter could do a double tocante, zenert and a karper together...hopfully tax return is enough to sploodge on a zenert finally..

Chankgeez wrote:These are sounding great!

When does your sci-fi movie OST recording come out?

Thanks working on it

comesect2.0 wrote:do you have anything unclebob recorded like a personal album or have a band/soundproject recorded? be cool to listen to that if so.......i wonder if peter could do a double tocante, zenert and a karper together...hopfully tax return is enough to sploodge on a zenert finally..

i like to keep unclebob anonymoose online, so just the demos to share. A double Tocante would be insane! I'm sure he's into custom builds, he's always been real responsive to emails. I think I'd rather have them separate though. Just the way their keyboard is layed out with the circuit bending area inbetween. Their size is real comfy as a handheld instrument you can play with fingers on top and fingers on bottom using both hands to squeeze etc. Real expressive this way. Tabletop style is just different, better for experimenting with conductive materials, maybe. But dunno, there isn't really a "way" to play them. Just something to consider.

Annnnnnnd, patched up two Mister Grassi to trigger/control two Gieskes No-Drums. Ran the Grassi outs through a VC switch to mix up where the signals were going. Basically just have the outputs from one Mr. Grassi being sent to different parameters on each No-Drum, the switch triggered by an out from the other Mr. Grassi. The No-Drums are each through a Gieskes Voice-rec2 sampler that are also being triggered and modulated by the Grassi. Hooked up in stereo to the interface. Things were really cooking when I hooked into a couple more No-Drums, but was harder to tell what was going on compared to just the two..so.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohOA21P7m9k[/youtube]

now im just suspicious your apart of some superband.

HAHA that was fucking weird. I love these future sounds

resincum wrote:HAHA that was fucking weird. I love these future sounds

I'm so glad I got into Ciat-Lonbarde/IFM/Tocante.

speaking of Ciat-Lonbarde, here's a listen to the Deerhorn Organ. Using it's main mix stereo output, I've got one channel into a Count to 5 and the other Channel into a Particle.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyTFE2mqpH8[/youtube]

WTF! That's awesome.... I was going to move my CT5 and a PS3 over to my Tetrax set up. So yeah, definitely gonna be doing that. Yeesh.

that is awesome!

chrisdermo wrote:WTF! That's awesome.... I was going to move my CT5 and a PS3 over to my Tetrax set up. So yeah, definitely gonna be doing that. Yeesh.

best idea I had was to experiment running the stereo outs from CL gear into their own effects chain Then patching the RED oscillator outs to modulate those effects and/or through their own effects chains and on and on.

voerking wrote:that is awesome!

this organ is wild, each of the three sections generates a stereo signal from its two FM/CV-able oscillators. One signal is "sounded" from moving towards the antenna, the other from moving away. There is a main mix output of all three sections, along with the left/right sections having their own independent stereo outputs too. SOOOO many ways to route this thing. Each section also has an auxillary stereo input for running signal through em, and the push/pull acts like a crossfade between the left/right aux signals. just insane

B.O.B wrote:

chrisdermo wrote:WTF! That's awesome.... I was going to move my CT5 and a PS3 over to my Tetrax set up. So yeah, definitely gonna be doing that. Yeesh.

best idea I had was to experiment running the stereo outs from CL gear into their own effects chain Then patching the RED oscillator outs to modulate those effects and/or through their own effects chains and on and on.

Do you need to do any conversion/attenuation for this other than banana+ground -> ts jack?

chrisdermo wrote: Do you need to do any conversion/attenuation for this other than banana+ground -> ts jack?

I've just been using some low-gain electronics format jumbler's with no problems. Those Arcade Manifolds are gonna be really great for this too. A whole new world opened up when I realized I could bypass the barres taking the oscillator signal's direct from the RED outputs to process with effects. Regards CV, some digital pedals like Strymon or the Red Panda particle are only safe with cv in the 0-3.5v range, so I just read up on the pedal in question and go from there.

Nice! Are the red outputs a decent level then? And does it take the oscillator signal pre-FM/Glitch inputs?

chrisdermo wrote:Nice! Are the red outputs a decent level then? And does it take the oscillator signal pre-FM/Glitch inputs?

Far as I understand the Tetrax outputs a Line Level signal, and I get same signal strength from the main output as from the RED outputs...its just the RED bypass the whole barre envelope. Each RED outputs whatever you have going on with that channel...slider position, pitch/chaos knobs and any patching to that channel all effect what comes out...so you can still patch up hyper-chaos.

And of course you can still use the Barres press/release too...when monitoring a single RED channel output if you patch ORANGE(s) to its BLUE then pressing that barre you will envelope the RED output, or ORANGE into GREENS etc. There is also an audio signal present on the BLUE jacks too...

this is a revelation! Voltage Memory + Tetrax just got a whole lot more useful! And it was seriously nuts already! Still no sign of my arcade manifold parts....