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I love that! that koma thing is fucking cooool. I want a Kommander now

resincum wrote:I love that! that koma thing is fucking cooool. I want a Kommander now

Oh you gotta get a Kommander, they are the best

Heya, here is a listen to that Death By Audio Echo Master vocal delay, love this thing. Put Thee Fuzz Warr Overload in its f/x loop.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZleciGLv_C8[/youtube]

Heyo, here is a listen to some of the lovely things the Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus can do. Using a Tocante Karper as source. Left Coco delay coming out the left channel, right Coco delay coming out the right channel.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ON5dc1ewfWM[/youtube]

Exquisite

chrisdermo wrote:Exquisite

Its quite the incredible instrument, all of Peter's creations are.

Hey now, here is something else you can do with the Ciat-Lonbarde Cocoquantus delay. It's a stereo unit, with the left Delay on the Left Channel and Right Delay on the Right Channel. Using a Karimba into one of the Coco delay units, I send it's delay signal out to the input of the second Coco delay. Then i patch the Verson/Inverso AM Inputs on the two Coco's with the same Triangle VCO and turn up the Feedback on the first Coco

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fn3VUIxCJno[/youtube]

Hey hey, here is a listen to the Tocante Karper. It's a good, just absolutely love this thing. I guess it does Karpus-Strong string synthesis, which sounds like plucked strings. That's a whole ball of interesting trying to figure out, and of course it can get weird pretty quick too. It acts differently depending on how you power it too, I'm running it off the solar powered battery here to show that cool gated response you can get. Also in the beginning I'm slowly spreading some water over the pad too which leads to some pretty interesting results.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDe0buIXrSo[/youtube]

Sooo, here is a listen to that Tocante Phashi, the sinewave of this touch synth family. Just so many ways for getting these to making sound beyond just using your fingers. Its probably my favorite of the lot to play by breathing/blowing onto the touchpad. Just beautiful beyond belief. Anyways got the idea to try using a damp brush on it, pretty neat results.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl7SAq2PcA0[/youtube]

Made from the best stuff on earth....

Also, Albert Ayler's ghost @ ~ 5:10--squee

the Phashi does a great job of sounding like a woodwind instrument in normal use

Hey now, here is a listen to the folktek Luminist Garden.

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

So why no playing of the strings? I always thought that was the entire point of the folktek stuff.

whoismarykelly wrote:So why no playing of the strings? I always thought that was the entire point of the folktek stuff.

sure, the strings are probably the most obvious way to generate sound. Lots of different things you can do with just the strings and its delay and/or pitch shifting wave reverb. There are a couple contact mics attached to the box so you can also play the box, or the surface the box is sitting on, even singing at the box can be picked up. Its delay will repeat for hours on end too without going into oscillation, letting you build up and morph the rhythms and textures. Really fun to experiment with.

Uncle Grandfather wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:So why no playing of the strings? I always thought that was the entire point of the folktek stuff.

sure, the strings are probably the most obvious way to generate sound. Lots of different things you can do with just the strings and its delay and/or pitch shifting wave reverb. There are a couple contact mics attached to the box so you can also play the box, or the surface the box is sitting on, even singing at the box can be picked up. Its delay will repeat for hours on end too without going into oscillation, letting you build up and morph the rhythms and textures. Really fun to experiment with.

Did you demonstrate those things in the video? After the initial tap on the top it seems like a 5 minute video of making tiny adjustments to two knobs.

Anyway I've always wanted to play with one of these. Cool that you have one!