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Post by pt3r on Nov 13, 2024 8:11:24 GMT
Just a post to declare my unconditional love to one of the "weirder" modules in the AE modular. This quirky module shows up in 99% of my patches to summon the voice of long forgotten eldritch horrors or to make instant bubbly acid bass lines (try algoritm 58 and see for yourself), or sonar bleeps to give you Das Boot flashbacks. This module alone is one of the reasons that AE modular is my mainstay in sound design. On top of that Algdrone provide you with solid clock pulse to sync its output to your sequencer modules or other envelopes...
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Post by robertlanger on Nov 13, 2024 12:03:42 GMT
Great to hear, thanks! I'm especially happy to hear that the clock output is useful; what you describe is exactly what I was thinking back then. As the ALGODRONE spits out rhythmical structures, it makes sense to have the base of this rhythm available.
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Post by rockysmalls on Nov 13, 2024 12:19:21 GMT
Just a post to declare my unconditional love to one of the "weirder" modules in the AE modular. This quirky module shows up in 99% of my patches to summon the voice of long forgotten eldritch horrors or to make instant bubbly acid bass lines (try algoritm 58 and see for yourself), or sonar bleeps to give you Das Boot flashbacks. This module alone is one of the reasons that AE modular is my mainstay in sound design. On top of that Algdrone provide you with solid clock pulse to sync its output to your sequencer modules or other envelopes... this also makes ME happy, iirc , 58 is one of my algos .. the last 15 of the 66 (?) built in algos were from things i sent to robert as it was in dev , i was so excited about this module and, like yrself, still use it often , it can be really good as a random but ‘freezable’ cv mod source.. nasty oscillator, OR crystal bleeps from beyond the solar system when slowed down all the way.. though i only have a kind of ‘beta’ early one .. So i’ve never been entirely sure about the randomizer stuff .. i really must get an up to date revision version to compare and see if i’m missing out on some of the excitement!  |
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Post by keurslagerkurt on Nov 15, 2024 14:14:59 GMT
Algodrone for the win!!! It truely makes sounds which I have not yet heard in any of my other boxes. My main use for it has been to generate industrial, wonky percs using a short envelope. But I'm always amazed of it's percussive abilities even without envelopes when it is droning away. A true one-of-a-kind module that i'll never grow tired of.
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Post by maydonpoliris on Nov 15, 2024 21:22:03 GMT
agree, love the Algodrone to make little cricket or bird sounds, industrial clangs or putting it through the Le module or Grunge. its gnarly!
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Post by funbun on Nov 16, 2024 16:28:23 GMT
I've been looking to expand my granular synthesis a bit. I'm thinking ALGODRONE, RAINS & CIRRUS would make quite a nice granular synth voice.
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Post by pt3r on Nov 17, 2024 10:26:02 GMT
I have basically one patch that I run on my grains module which is a modified grains patch for which I added a few extra byte beats, I made it 2 years ago and never changed it since. But I really recommend algodrone for all its grainy goodness and sonic/patchable capabilities.
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Post by funbun on Nov 20, 2024 22:04:54 GMT
Just ordered ALGODRONE from Noisebug! They had one in stock.
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