woggle bug - heisnburg gen
2007-01-30 by cray5656
has anyone compared the Wiard Wogglebug and the Plan B Heisenberg Gen, can one do stuff the other cant?
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woggle bug - heisnburg gen
Re: Ems trapezoid plan b style
2007-01-31 by IZAM
Hi folks
can anyone say if the model 10 can emulate the Trapezoid module on an ems synthi ? or hiw i could emulate this using Plan b modules ?
cheers
jack
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Re: [PLAN_B_analog_blog] woggle bug - heisnburg gen
2007-01-31 by John
Hey,
They are similar in terms of what they can do in the CV realm. However, the Wogglebug also has a few AUDIO Outs that produce all of those strange and crazy sounds. That\u2019s where they differ. The Heisenberg has a Source Out but the sound is not comparable to a Wogglebug. Apples and Oranges in that sense.
Both modules are pretty much based on the Buchla SOU. The Heisenberg reproduces the Smooth and Stepped Outs. The Wogglebug does too except it adds other Outs like Woggle and others I cant remember right now. It also has the audio capabilities I described above.
Regards,
John
On 1/30/07 7:31 PM, "cray5656" wrote:
They are similar in terms of what they can do in the CV realm. However, the Wogglebug also has a few AUDIO Outs that produce all of those strange and crazy sounds. That\u2019s where they differ. The Heisenberg has a Source Out but the sound is not comparable to a Wogglebug. Apples and Oranges in that sense.
Both modules are pretty much based on the Buchla SOU. The Heisenberg reproduces the Smooth and Stepped Outs. The Wogglebug does too except it adds other Outs like Woggle and others I cant remember right now. It also has the audio capabilities I described above.
Regards,
John
On 1/30/07 7:31 PM, "cray5656" wrote:
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has anyone compared the Wiard Wogglebug and the Plan B Heisenberg Gen,
can one do stuff the other cant?
Re: Ems trapezoid plan b style
2007-02-01 by (i think you can figure that out)
Although both can self-oscillate, that's about where the similarities end. The basic voltage envelopes are different- the Model 10 is RISE/FALL - the EMS adds an SUSTAIN TIME between the two, which I actually think is a really useful phase, btw.The only other two (that I'm aware of) that had a sustain time were the Buchla 284 and one of the three EG's in the Steiner-Parker Synthasystem. Then there's the built-in VCA - Model 10 isn't equipped with that feature. hope this helps, - P --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, IZAM <izimizam@...> wrote: > > Hi folks > > can anyone say if the model 10 can emulate the Trapezoid module on an ems synthi ? or hiw i could emulate this using Plan b modules ? > > cheers > > jack > > > --------------------------------- > New Yahoo! Mail is the ultimate force in competitive emailing. Find out more at the Yahoo! Mail Championships. Plus: play games and win prizes. >