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Post by Deleted on Jul 22, 2019 21:54:36 GMT
Here is a patch I made today. This one is more complex than previous efforts and I put the TRIQ164 to good use. I first sent two oscillators through the Logic module which resulted in an interesting timbre. I then decided to connect one of the LFO's to the 2ATT/CV, and then sent it's output to the VCO. This way I managed to get some crazy FM sweeps. SEQ16 was assigned to make a few CV changes to the VCO, and the TRIQ164 was triggering the noise generator via an envelope and filter. The other env was assigned to the VCO's pitch, and this resulted in an a rather aggressive kickdrum sound. I'm still a little curious about the Logic Module. Is it some sort of ring modulator? Let me know.
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Post by pol on Jul 24, 2019 21:20:45 GMT
I think the logic module is meant more for modulation/trigger messing up than audio, but that is part of the fun of Modular! The different outputs do different things according to how they are marked, if you have done any computer studies you will be aware of OR, AND and then XOR, XAND are the opposite. A simple explanation (from memory...) is that 2 inputs, if one or the other is "on" (but not both), then you get an outputs of the same voltage; with an AND gate both inputs have to be on to get an output. What that means in terms of audio I've no idea! It may be ring modulator like.....
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Post by MikMo on Jul 24, 2019 22:16:11 GMT
The logic module can be considered a ring modulator - kind of - XOR'ing two sqare waves is basically the same as ring modulating.
But the logic module can do so much more :-)
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Post by pol on Jul 30, 2019 16:12:46 GMT
The logic module can be considered a ring modulator - kind of - XOR'ing two sqare waves is basically the same as ring modulating. But the logic module can do so much more :-) Oh yes it can! My favourite use is to make pulses still in time but arhythmic, by using an LFO, another sequencer module or several other things, you can disrupt the classic 8 or 16 step repeating sequence by putting the sequencer output (or timing pulse in) through the logic module and modulating with previous.... |
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Post by admin on Aug 17, 2019 2:09:14 GMT
Here is a patch I made today. Hello @nightowl96, this is a pretty cool patch! Have you considered making a track for our AEther Waves collaboration album? There's still some time before submissions close and we may be able to give extensions to people who let us know they're working on a track, but are a bit late... forum.aemodular.com/thread/391/modular-compilation-album-aether-waves |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 24, 2019 17:32:09 GMT
hi admin thanks for the comment. I was made aware of this but unfortunately I didn't have much spare time. Perhaps a bit too late to submit a piece now. |
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Post by Lugia on Aug 24, 2019 23:19:47 GMT
Yeah, logic modules can definitely be used as audio modifiers...others have noted the ring-mod capabilities of an XOR gate. You can get a bunch of useful results from logic gates, such as waveform rectification, crossmodulation, etc. And inverters can be entertaining as well; try splitting a VCO signal, then sending one of those through the MULTIFX, the other through an inverter, then mix those outputs together. VERY strange!
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Post by admin on Aug 25, 2019 10:46:29 GMT
hi admin thanks for the comment. I was made aware of this but unfortunately I didn't have much spare time. Perhaps a bit too late to submit a piece now. Yeah, sorry, too late now. But I think we'll do this again towards the end of the year, you may get a chance then! |
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Post by thundersound on Sept 2, 2019 17:29:04 GMT
Cool patch, nice rythem and sound ..
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Post by thundersound on Sept 2, 2019 17:30:46 GMT
Yeah, logic modules can definitely be used as audio modifiers...others have noted the ring-mod capabilities of an XOR gate. You can get a bunch of useful results from logic gates, such as waveform rectification, crossmodulation, etc. And inverters can be entertaining as well; try splitting a VCO signal, then sending one of those through the MULTIFX, the other through an inverter, then mix those outputs together. VERY strange! Hi Lugia, In eurorack I know that an or can get a half-rectifier, but works this also in AE-modular ? because AE-modular does not work with negative values, but maybe I miss some info here. |
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Post by bahm on Sept 2, 2019 19:13:09 GMT
Yeah, logic modules can definitely be used as audio modifiers...others have noted the ring-mod capabilities of an XOR gate. You can get a bunch of useful results from logic gates, such as waveform rectification, crossmodulation, etc. And inverters can be entertaining as well; try splitting a VCO signal, then sending one of those through the MULTIFX, the other through an inverter, then mix those outputs together. VERY strange! Hi Lugia, In eurorack I know that an or can get a half-rectifier, but works this also in AE-modular ? because AE-modular does not work with negative values, but maybe I miss some info here. Inverting would not work but subtracting one voltage from the 5V just needs an opamp. |
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Post by thundersound on Sept 2, 2019 19:17:23 GMT
Hi Lugia, In eurorack I know that an or can get a half-rectifier, but works this also in AE-modular ? because AE-modular does not work with negative values, but maybe I miss some info here. Inverting would not work but subtracting one voltage from the 5V just needs an opamp. Ah yes, tat is what I mean, i understand it is not through zero like in eurorack. And even half or full rectifying is possible in that way off course, but I do not know how good that will work out in AE modular. |
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