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Post by admin on Aug 1, 2022 22:13:10 GMT
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Post by dizzeesatchel on Aug 1, 2022 23:34:37 GMT
First Cirrus, now o_C - this chip shortage is really doing a number on the more adventurous modules; a shame, as it's great for the visibility of the format to be getting these kinds of 'serious' ports. Never mind, it's an opportunity to remind ourselves of the limitless possibilities from combining even the most basic modules 
The micromodules look great! I thought running out of room in my rack would protect me from GAS, but with these I could free up some space!  |
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Post by S&E on Aug 2, 2022 8:38:54 GMT
Sorry for your challenges and of course for the sorry state of the world that affects us all to some degree (though of course everyone here is very lucky in comparison to our brothers and sisters in direct war). Please don’t give up on us, we need you.
I have two questions please.
Does the sub module only work on analog waveforms or does it spit out subs from the digital modules also?
Is there anything else in the full size modules that does similar things to probability gate?
I can only get 3 micro modules per so I’m trying to make some decisions.
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Post by admin on Aug 2, 2022 11:25:11 GMT
Does the sub module only work on analog waveforms or does it spit out subs from the digital modules also? Is there anything else in the full size modules that does similar things to probability gate? The sub module also works with digital signals. No, there isn't any full sized module which can do what the uPROBAGATE can do. |
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Post by S&E on Aug 2, 2022 16:11:31 GMT
Dang it. Well, gonna go with the bit crush, distortion, and sub. 3 audio processors. Sure will be expensive but what can you do. They should totally make an integrated full size module of those 3 together, just makes sense those 3 together though I guess that misses the point of modularity of these. I figure I can do probability with one of my external sequencers, and might get in the ballpark with topograph and the kyaa mixed with some of the other existing modules like the wonky random and others—the idea being to add variety and reduce repetition.
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Post by tIB on Aug 2, 2022 17:57:10 GMT
I'll be all over these when funds allow - first round will be to replace my 2signalamp with the micro version, along with the distortion and bit reducer, then I'll look at my logic, sample and hold etc... Delighted!
Good to hear from you too Robert - I'd figured you might have been having a rougher time of it from the quietness here of late. Keep on keeping on and congrats on another great addition to the format you've created - your work on the system is fantastic; it's a huge achievement which should rightly be celebrated.
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Post by pt3r on Aug 2, 2022 19:01:23 GMT
Does the sub module only work on analog waveforms or does it spit out subs from the digital modules also? Is there anything else in the full size modules that does similar things to probability gate? The sub module also works with digital signals. No, there isn't any full sized module which can do what the uPROBAGATE can do. Noise and a 2.5v fed into 4COMP. |
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Post by pt3r on Aug 2, 2022 20:56:32 GMT
at least it's a start, you would need an extra comparator and patch up some windowed comparator with a logic module and couple of vca's and... suffice to say it's much easier to do it via a singe uprobagate module |
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Post by S&E on Aug 3, 2022 2:44:35 GMT
Does the sub module only work on analog waveforms or does it spit out subs from the digital modules also? Is there anything else in the full size modules that does similar things to probability gate? The sub module also works with digital signals. No, there isn't any full sized module which can do what the uPROBAGATE can do. Can I ask more about how the sub module works? What do the diff outputs do? And what do the knobs do? How are the square and pulse outputs different from any original digital signal (other than being 1 or 2 octave lower)? |
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Post by pt3r on Aug 3, 2022 8:12:21 GMT
Thanks for the 4COMP feature, I will start selling pcb/kits after my holidays, it's been a hectic year work wise and I really need to unwind/recharge completely before tackling the last trimester of the year. Luckily there is music to keep me 'sane'.
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Post by tIB on Aug 5, 2022 9:12:26 GMT
Wonder if robertlanger has the parts for O-c's if we can provide our own teensys? |
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Post by funbun on Aug 5, 2022 14:40:46 GMT
Thanks for the 4COMP feature, I will start selling pcb/kits after my holidays, it's been a hectic year work wise and I really need to unwind/recharge completely before tackling the last trimester of the year. Luckily there is music to keep me 'sane'. Yes, I'm totally looking forward to this module. I've been hoping for a comparator since starting modular. |
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Post by pol on Aug 5, 2022 20:10:05 GMT
Thanks for the 4COMP feature, I will start selling pcb/kits after my holidays, it's been a hectic year work wise and I really need to unwind/recharge completely before tackling the last trimester of the year. Luckily there is music to keep me 'sane'. Yes, I'm totally looking forward to this module. I've been hoping for a comparator since starting modular. I am too, though had no idea about until PT3R raised in a forum thread! |
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Post by maydonpoliris on Aug 5, 2022 22:19:37 GMT
Yes, I'm totally looking forward to this module. I've been hoping for a comparator since starting modular. I am too, though had no idea about until PT3R raised in a forum thread! same! so interesting what can be done with this. Also for the micro modules, clever idea. I'm stoked that you are still happy in your work and hope the challenges reduce over time for you and your team robertlanger |
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Post by S&E on Aug 6, 2022 1:40:46 GMT
So anyone know more about the sun modules? What do the square and pulse outputs do? If I take a digital source to them they somehow spit out square and pulse synced to the digi? Does the original digi get suboctaved too or it just gives square and pulse no matter what the source? And what do the knobs do? Would love to learn more about this one. The distortion and bit crush are easy to understand and I’ve already decided on them. Trying to decide between the sun and probability for the 3rd micro that rounds it out.
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Post by pol on Aug 6, 2022 12:25:36 GMT
So anyone know more about the sun modules? What do the square and pulse outputs do? If I take a digital source to them they somehow spit out square and pulse synced to the digi? Does the original digi get suboctaved too or it just gives square and pulse no matter what the source? And what do the knobs do? Would love to learn more about this one. The distortion and bit crush are easy to understand and I’ve already decided on them. Trying to decide between the sun and probability for the 3rd micro that rounds it out. The basics of the micro modules are already on their own wiki pages, I imagine thanks to admin ! Looking at the uSubOctave module any signal (it should work on CVs too  ) will produce a 1 and 2 octave lower output either on their own, or combined with the original signal with the 2 new pitches' level controlled by the 2 knobs on the module for this purpose. If you want the original signal on its own, you would need to seperate it before the input to this module, a mult would do but the MM33 matrix mixer springs to mind as great use with this module. The new outputs are square wave only, or there is an option on 2 octave lower to have a pulse wave shape as well, no PWM though,  .
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Post by S&E on Aug 8, 2022 0:39:32 GMT
So anyone know more about the sun modules? What do the square and pulse outputs do? If I take a digital source to them they somehow spit out square and pulse synced to the digi? Does the original digi get suboctaved too or it just gives square and pulse no matter what the source? And what do the knobs do? Would love to learn more about this one. The distortion and bit crush are easy to understand and I’ve already decided on them. Trying to decide between the sun and probability for the 3rd micro that rounds it out. The basics of the micro modules are already on their own wiki pages, I imagine thanks to admin ! Looking at the uSubOctave module any signal (it should work on CVs too ) will produce a 1 and 2 octave lower output either on their own, or combined with the original signal with the 2 new pitches' level controlled by the 2 knobs on the module for this purpose. If you want the original signal on its own, you would need to seperate it before the input to this module, a mult would do but the MM33 matrix mixer springs to mind as great use with this module. The new outputs are square wave only, or there is an option on 2 octave lower to have a pulse wave shape as well, no PWM though, .
Thanks. The wiki weren’t up when I had looked. I see them now. I still don’t understand though, probably because I’m ignorant. So what happens if I feed a wavetable or an algo in? The sub outs will be.. what? Square wave or the digital wave kind of transposed lower by an octave or two? Does my question make sense? |
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Post by tIB on Aug 8, 2022 9:29:46 GMT
They will always be square waves, though they may get more interesting in terms of the pulses generated with something like the algodrone going in - think beatdivider but without the larger divisions.
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Post by S&E on Aug 8, 2022 14:31:14 GMT
They will always be square waves, though they may get more interesting in terms of the pulses generated with something like the algodrone going in - think beatdivider but without the larger divisions. Ok thank you. That’s what I had thought but wanted to make sure. I decided to go with bit crush, distortion, and probability. I think it’s kind of expensive to pay 120 credits for those but hey what can you do. I could wait until they may do full size of each with more in and out but who knows when that will be if ever. This trinity should be able to do some nice damage. |
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) will produce a 1 and 2 octave lower output either on their own, or combined with the original signal with the 2 new pitches' level controlled by the 2 knobs on the module for this purpose. If you want the original signal on its own, you would need to seperate it before the input to this module, a mult would do but the MM33 matrix mixer springs to mind as great use with this module. The new outputs are square wave only, or there is an option on 2 octave lower to have a pulse wave shape as well, no PWM though, 
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