Saturday, July 9, 2011

Modular Techno Noodle



It's been a short while since the last post so I figured I'd upload a little noodle. Everything is created within the eurorack modular and an RE-20 Space echo is also used.

I fast forwarded some of the early parts of the video when creating the percussion (as it takes a little while)

Modules used,

Dinsync OSC303 (x2)
Dinsync VCF303 (prototype)
Dinsync CCCP
Doepfer A-111-5
Doepfer A-117
Doepfer A-106-5
Doepfer A-106-1
Doepfer A-156
Makenoise Maths (x2)
Makenoise QMMG
4MS Rotating Clock Divider
MFB Dual ADSR
DIY Dual AD
DIY 8 step sequencer
DIY CGS real ring modulator
DIY cv amplifier
DIY OR combiner

and perhaps something I forgot to list.

Saturday, May 28, 2011

"Acid Tracks" in 5 mins Redux



After chatting last week with Dylab from http://acidboxblues.blogspot.com about getting Phuture's Acid Tracks transcribed properly he sent me this picture.



This one was transcribed by Shaggie, and it would seem he nailed it, so I thought it could be fun to do another Acid Tracks in 5 mins. (Ok it's not actually 5 mins, more like 4 and a half)

Anyway, what you hear is the TR-707. TR-727 and the TB-303. As per the original everything is drenched in reverb and I added a very slight tube distortion on the TB-303 since on the original recording it sounds a little driven.

Sure this jam is not 100% perfect but certainly very close, enjoy!

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Buchla Bongos on Acid



Just a bit of fun, here's the details.

DinSync.info TB-303 Special Edition
MPC1000 TR-707 kick
Bongo #1 Doepfer A-111-5 fm'd internally -> Makenoise QMMG Ch4,
Bongo #2 DinSync.info OSC303 fm'd by Makenoise Maths -> Makenoise QMMG Ch3
Hats Doepfer A-117 -> Doepfer A-106-5
Cowbells Doepfer A-117 -> Doepfer A-106-1
Additional drums Boss DR-110
FX Boss RE-20 Space Echo, Boss PH-3, Behringer VD400

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Roland TB-303 DinSync.info Special Edition








This has been a while in the making, I'll post up a video with some audio when I get a chance, meantime here's some 303 porn.

p.s. it's not for sale ;)

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

OSC303 sold out (again)

Well the second and final run is finally over. That's really it now, time to move on to the next modules. The CCCP project is going on the back burner for now and work will soon begin on new modules (which I'm not going to mention just yet).

Will there ever be any more OSC303's made? unlikely, though I suppose we should never say never. At this point if you have one hold on to it. Of course it's no future classic but since there was only a relatively small amount made one would hope they will at least retain their value.

A big thanks to everyone who bought one, It was a real pleasure bringing them to you.

Paul