some ASR noodles/jan-hinnerk
2004-08-29 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
To remove all doubt as to how computer lame i am, i have to report that i can't/don't know how to put up sound clips of the Martian war chants or anything else for that matter. Sorry Jan : ( I don't use computers for any part of my music making and the one i do have for web access doesn't have any kind of midi or audio input so i can't stuff it full of my inane voltage wanderings for the list to hear. Maybe that's a good thing. LOL Besides, it appears that interest in patch posting or discussion at any level has reached an all time low on this list. To wit: i put this patch up last week and there has been only one response..... yours. I guess everyone is either on vacation or they've trades in their modulars for software clones or big screen televisions and large campers. Oh well
kind regards
john duval
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Hi John,
though I don't have an ASR, this makes interesing reading�now what about li=
stening to it?
Please, be so kind and give us a URL where we can listen to these "martian =
war chants"!
Thanks,
Jan-Hinnerk
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "darkstr717" wrote:=
> Just thought i'd contribute and confuse the subject of the uses for
> the ASR module that was running here a few months back. was doing a
> few experiments last night and thought a few people might want to
> check this out if they haven't already.
> patch three outputs of ASR to 1v/oct of three PCOs. Tune the three
> PCOs to either unison,octaves or for some real fun, try any chord
> useing the intervals 1 3 5#.
> Patch a DTG or , as in my case, a VCClock. Left hand section of clock
> (blue jack) to "sample in" and right section(red jack,gate out)
> to "pulse in". Set frequency of both to 10:00. Double patch blue
> outputs of each section to "vc in" of the opposit section... right to
> left, left to right . Left VC in at 11:00 and right VC in at 1:00.
> Set attenuator of ASR to 10:00
> This will get you a Martian war chant on mescaline. I dont' find it
> useful at all but.... take the outputs of the ASR and send them to a
> Quantizer and then on to the PCO and now you have something. So if
> you care to bypass the war chant, do the Quantizer patch first before
> you fire it up. Of course you can introduce other madness from the
> PCOs onward. I mixed the outputs (all saw waves ) with a MIX2 to a
> VCFQX then to a UAP (right side) Double patched from each of the MIX2
> inputs to three inputs of a Cynthia Synthacon filter and then to the
> left input of the UAP. Adjust to taste.
> Playing with the attenuator of the ASR and playing with the frequency
> and VC knobs on the Clock, or DTG or whatever your useing, is where
> all the fun begins.I'm useing the PCO settings that give me the 1 3
> 5# intervals.
> A different approach is to use a fourth PCO as the input for a
> Comparator and feeding that ouput into the "sample in" of the ASR.
> Appreares to give less stable results but has interesting timberal
> characteristics. I'm going to do some more fooling around useing the
> TKB and a SEQ Programmer for inputs to the ASR and the Clock.
> If this gets anyones juices going let me know. Conversly, if you all
> think i'm wasting bandwidth, let me know that also. Don't want to bum
> anyones summer groove.
> kind regards
> john duval
Keep on Patchin'!