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Ugly Nora wrote:Didja ever make the one with the gong? If so, what differences do you hear between the two, which one you like better?

yeah, the gong turned out great. I got sidetracked and never made a demo of it....been meaning to bring it back home if I can remember The sheet metal turned out really neat too. I though it would be a good idea to try different placement/mountings on it before drilling on the gong but it didn't really tell me much. I think this size resonator is just way overkill for that thin piece of metal, and I can barely tap the amp open before the sheet metal takes off and starts adding thunder sounds. Now, that's actually pretty awesome and I just made another demo to show what I'm talking about. In that first demo I tried to keep it from going off too much but you can still hear it now and again. I'll try to make a demo with the gong sooner than later.

so yeah, here is the proto Metallik Resonator again with a Ciat-Lonbarde Tetrax. take a look at it go

...............technical difficulties, didn't mute the gopro audio ....................

annnnnnd here it is then. i really like right around 1:08 when it got to really wavin.

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

Way too cool. I like to imagine your avatar is wavin with it.

DRodriguez wrote:Way too cool. I like to imagine your avatar is wavin with it.

say, did you ever do anything with a resonator on that piano?

That's still in its infant phase. Timeline for that is to start the build mid September

DRodriguez wrote:That's still in its infant phase. Timeline for that is to start the build mid September

awesome, look forward to hear how it turns out.

so, here is playing a Silvertone 1448 through the proto Metallik Resonator. First is clean guitar, then through a Ghost Warmjet V followed by an Acid Fuzz Selmer Buzz Tone.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD8JH8t3isk[/youtube]

Hey, here is a listen to the Tocante Karper when powered off a 12vdc power supply. It responds in different but significant ways compared to powered off its internal battery.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ohPdx_Ix_s[/youtube]

annnnd, here is a listen to how the Tocante Zenert acts powered off 12vdc. First is off internal battery, then 12vdc, then power starved.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSoMW_GSD88[/youtube]

Heyoh, here's a listen to the Ciat-Lonbarde Tetrax's four oscillator's modulating the Linear Bounds and Bounce on two Ieaskul F Mobenthey Denum oscillators. Nothing fancy just what it sounds like. In the beginning I've also got the Tetrax oscillators patched into one another's FM inputs too, but pull those cables towards the end so its just the raw oscillator out. Otherwise just sweeping through the range of the sliders and knobs.

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

Motherfuck.

That is awesome.

D.o.S. wrote:Motherfuck.

That is awesome.

sooo, here is a listen to two Ieaskul F Mobenthey Fourses modulating two Denum's. Fourses have four oscillators bouncing off one another, I patch the top two from each Fourses into the linear bounds/bounce on the two Denum, then also patch the bottom two oscillators into the exponential bounds/bounce inputs on the Denum. Then I flip toggles and wiggle knobs. Each oscillator on the Fourses has a three way toggle which changes the range of their output from audio/lfo/cv. Pretty nuts.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaUw0yCmwi8[/youtube]

Hey hey, here is a listen to a Ciat-Lonbarde Tetrax cross modulating with two Mannequins Mangrove and a Cold Mac. I've got the stereo outs of the Tetrax into a Make Noise RxMx.

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

Is there a synth module called the Num Numms? Because I think that's the next one you should get.

Chankgeez wrote:Num Numms?

just realized I could have saved a lot of money trying to make fart noises, should have just bought some Num Nums

Hey you, here's a listen to the Analogue Solutions Station X, Y and in particular the Station Q analogue step sequencer. I've got it hooded up to the three VCO of the Station X and Y, neat thing is modulating the Q's clock, the Transpose, and Positioning. Its pretty cool, check out the blue light as it goes through the steps to see how some modulation on the Positioning goes.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ibybbofy68[/youtube]