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Matrixsynth on 4/1/11
via this auction"The Noise Ring is a digital random voltage generator which can output quantised random voltages. Used at high clock rates it acts as a digital tone generator (similar to a noisy digital tone-wheel).Additionally there´s a internal clock generator with output plus a analogue white noise source.Technical details:Based on a shift register, the Noise Ring processes its 8Bit Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 4/2/11
via this auction"The Pittsburgh Modular Timetable is essentially a pair of clock dividers that share a common clock and reset.The divider produces quarter, half, whole & double whole-note divisions of the input signal. The patterns generated in the 2nd section range from the simple (or mundane, even an exact replica of the divider outputs) to the convoluted, depending on several factors – some Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 3/30/11
via this auction"This device is dedicated to give a precise clock signal to sequencers, beatboxes or what a clock needs. For sure you're wondering aboutthe 2 white knobs - i'll declare them later. 1st the Outputs: twice quaver, semiquaver, semisemi quaver and a triple Start/Stop level. With the 2 knobs you select the 2-digit value of the tempo - for this you look at the table beyond for your Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 4/13/11
YouTube Uploaded by viclabs303 on Apr 5, 2011"Thanks to Chuck303 and Robbin Whittle"via diprec on the upgrade:"This firmware solves the TR-909's sequencer lag and loss of synchronisation when playing internal patterns or tracks when slaved to the incoming MIDI clock, which is very disappointing and can make recording sessions tough ! If you ever tried to slave your 909 to MIDI clock, you probably Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 4/15/11
via this auction"Analogue Sequencer.8 Step dual Gate sequencerwith 8 step trigger outputs.Width 18HPRequires 5VAs they are single channel completely independent sequencers, they can be bought as and when they are needed, they can be clock at different clock divide ratios, they can each have different step lengths. None of these features are available with multi-channel sequencers.These sequencers Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 4/24/11
YouTube Uploaded by 4mspedals on Apr 23, 2011"Demonstrating the Pingable Envelope Generator, the newest Eurorack module from 4ms.The PEG is a dual envelope module, with the unique feature of always synchronizing the envelope lengths to a clock (or a division/multiple of the clock). The envelope curve (lin/log/exp/etc) and skew (rise/fall ratio) can be altered without changing the overall envelope Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 3/11/11
YouTube Uploaded by georgmahr on Mar 11, 2011"Testing the C951A Router (Frontpanel prototype / PCB and Firmware final) on two C951 arpeggiators. Single MIDI-IN is routed to single or all C951´s. External clock is plugged into C951A set to "common clock" mode."COTK 2 x C951 Arpeggiator + C951A Router Test #2 Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 2/25/11
via this auctionAs always, via the auction description: "The synth has a tiny problem where is asks for the date/time on boot it will not remember the date/time upon reboot. You can skip this by pressing the exit button on boot. I contacted Radikal Technologies about this and they replied that its probably a goldcap capacitor that feeds the clock. This goldcap capacitor is only used for the clock Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 2/22/11
YouTube via shiftedphase | February 21, 2011 | 0 likes, 0 dislikes"Here's a little experiment I did with my Kilpatrick Audio K4815 Pattern Generator. I've got a pair of K3020 Dual VCOs... one is making the sound with the second channel modulating the blend mix. The second K3020 is used as the clock source for the K4815 Pattern Generator, with the first channel being the primary clock and the Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 4/30/11
YouTube Uploaded by MrRitchieDrums on Apr 28, 2011"More experimenting with analog sequencers & quantizers. This one produced a scary piece."Gear:"Blacet Binary Zone is providing clock to the 4MS clock multipler. The first sound you hear is the MFOS rotary sequencer going to a Blue Lantern Black Jack VCO though a Polivoks filter, then the EHX Memory Boy Delay. TipTop Z8000 sequencer 4 vertical Relative News
