Monday, September 03, 2007

More Cloud generator demo's with FM synthesis!

From Paul Schreiber came the following message:

Here are 2 more Cloud Generators showing features available with the
"Expander Module".

READ THIS FIRST TO AVOID PANIC

Both demos show how the internal parameters can be modified by the *ROTARY ENCODERS* in real time. So, each 'detect' is a set parameter, and as we are rotating through the sound 'jumps'. This *does not happen* with control voltages, there will be nice smooth transitions (no zippering).

OK, now that we got that out of the way:

Sine 2 operator FM!

SQR bandwidth mod

The first demo is a simpe 2-operator FM patch changing the modulation index (just like a DX-7). The second demo is a square 'cloud' that is having the bandwidth of the noise for the chous/spread being varied.

Currently, there are ~50 different parameters that are under user control. These can be saved as a general "patch". 6 parameters at a time are under the rotary encoders, in 9 'pages'.

Paul S.


Cool stuff again, this is going to be a great module! :-)

T J

4 Comments:

Blogger Syruss said...

Got a chance to talk with Paul and play with the Cloud Generator module today... Can't wait for this thing to be finished so I can add one to my setup. The demo clips are great, but the thing sounds better in person!

1:29 AM  
Blogger T J said...

great! did you make any pictures of the design, not meaning spy shots, but just a picture of the unit on a test bed, for illustrative purposed would be great to use on my blog :-)

2:01 PM  
Blogger Syruss said...

Took a few pics (with Paul's permission) Nothing very special, and only three of them came out at all… not the greatest lighting and a crudly little pocket sized digital cam. If you have an e-mail you would like them sent to I'd be happy to e-mail a copy of the ones that didn't turn out to blury.

4:09 PM  
Blogger T J said...

Are you a member of the Yahoo MOTM group? You can find me there with my full name in the database , which is Koos Fockens, write me a message there, so I can respond, so you'll have my e-mail, don't really want to post it in the blog here :-)

4:21 PM  

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