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theshoegazer wrote:

Updated rig. Two Micro Black Death synths, Skychord Deses Parva, and a Trogotronic 666.

How are you liking that Deses Parva?

John Matrix wrote:

theshoegazer wrote:

Updated rig. Two Micro Black Death synths, Skychord Deses Parva, and a Trogotronic 666.

How are you liking that Deses Parva?

I've owned quite a few Skychord/King Capitol Punishment devices and the Deses Parva is my favorite. Really nice low frequency range with a lot of interaction/modulation between oscillators. It can make a surprising amount of sound with its three control knobs.

I plugged as many CV cables into my synths as possible...

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0nehmFV8pY[/youtube]

Oh, and the CV sequencer I made.

Sounds awesome aen ^^

Went ahead and started my mini modular planning. Bought a Trogotronic M666 and this is where it will eventually end up:



The two blank pannels next to the Trogotronic will be as follows: the one to the right will be multiples, probably 4x4 multiples if I can help it. I like the Make Noise pattern on their pannels and it's easier to DIY them, so why not. The left pannel will be a format jumbler so that I can patch my Moog in as the VCF/Envelope, and then it will go out to the Pittsburgh In/Out. Simple but effective. I think I will be still making an additional multiples standalone unit with switches so that I can toggle different sources on/off

theshoegazer wrote:I've owned quite a few Skychord/King Capitol Punishment devices and the Deses Parva is my favorite. Really nice low frequency range with a lot of interaction/modulation between oscillators. It can make a surprising amount of sound with its three control knobs.

Have you done any recordings with it?

John Matrix wrote:

theshoegazer wrote:I've owned quite a few Skychord/King Capitol Punishment devices and the Deses Parva is my favorite. Really nice low frequency range with a lot of interaction/modulation between oscillators. It can make a surprising amount of sound with its three control knobs.

Have you done any recordings with it?

The only stuff I have is pretty heavily processed. This is what it sounds like run though the Trogotronic 666 and Glitch VST:

[soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/brandonralph/fury[/soundcloud]

I'll try to make a recording of it dry tonight or tomorrow.

theshoegazer wrote:

John Matrix wrote:

theshoegazer wrote:I've owned quite a few Skychord/King Capitol Punishment devices and the Deses Parva is my favorite. Really nice low frequency range with a lot of interaction/modulation between oscillators. It can make a surprising amount of sound with its three control knobs.

Have you done any recordings with it?

The only stuff I have is pretty heavily processed. This is what it sounds like run though the Trogotronic 666 and Glitch VST:

[soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/brandonralph/fury[/soundcloud]

I'll try to make a recording of it dry tonight or tomorrow.

Cool. No need to put yourself out or anything. I've heard the official samples, I'm just interested to hear other ways of using devices like that.

Duuuude that sounds so sick.

So I'm probably putting in my initial order for my dotcom modular system this weekend. I'm going to do the entry plan, but pay the first 6 months upfront. This is my initial plan for my complete system, obviously subject to change at any time. The blank spot is for a dual or triple LFO module that I'll get from some other manufacturer, since dotcom doesn't make any 1U LFO modules, and I'm not going to waste a VCO just for an LFO.

bigchiefbc wrote:

I always say "BigChiefBC always says; If you're gonna go, go BIG"...

We'll have to change ILF to I LOVE FREE RUNNING ANALOG MODULAR SYNTH PATCHES!!!

hahaha, yes. I gave myself 20 minutes on the Voyager today. Went from a nice fat bass patch to an endless ghost robot fart attack in about four moves.

aen wrote:endless ghost robot fart attack

Please tell me THAT'S THE NEXT PEDAL...

bigchiefbc wrote:So I'm probably putting in my initial order for my dotcom modular system this weekend. I'm going to do the entry plan, but pay the first 6 months upfront. This is my initial plan for my complete system, obviously subject to change at any time. The blank spot is for a dual or triple LFO module that I'll get from some other manufacturer, since dotcom doesn't make any 1U LFO modules, and I'm not going to waste a VCO just for an LFO.

your LFO has arrived

http://www.steamsynth.com/m_QuadLFO.aspx

So I was literally seconds away from putting in my order when my I changed my mind and instead of going with the entry system, I think I'm gonna go with one of their Box 11 chassis, make my own box for it, and make an 11U wide synth first, then expand to 22 if I feel I need to. That Quad LFO does look damned tasty. I'll check it out. They don't have one up on their eBay store yet, I'll have to email them.

Here is the updated plan for now: