SOURCE-ONE ANALOG SYNTHESIZER and Resistance Serving Control Voltage 8-step Sequencer Unit
#analog synthesizer
#low-pass filter
#high-pass filter
#voltage control
#sound effects
#sequencer
#audio signal
#sound processing
#experimental design
#siren effect
Description: Low-pass and high-pass audio output signal filters are included. An additional sound source low-pass filter and an experimental original design pulse-gate signal filter ("processor") are available, both featuring independent or linked voltage control input options. The synthesizer can function as a sound effect generator (siren-like effect) or be controlled by a variable resistance serving sequencer. There is also an 8-step variable-value resistance serving sequencer with options for internal or external pulse (clock) input, selectable sequence lengths ranging from 2 to 8 steps, and both auto and manual step operation. A three-position pattern alternation switch is included. Additionally, there is a built-in original design resistance comparator ("step tuner") circuit and a four-step DC control voltage (or AC wave-shape) sequencer ("wave shaper") with voltage swing control, pulse shaping options, and three pattern types.
The synthesizer is designed to provide versatile audio signal processing capabilities. The low-pass and high-pass filters allow users to selectively attenuate frequencies below or above a specified cutoff frequency, respectively. This feature is essential for shaping audio signals in various applications, from music production to sound design.
The additional sound source low-pass filter enhances the synthesizer's functionality, enabling it to filter out unwanted high frequencies and create a smoother sound profile. The experimental pulse-gate signal filter serves as a unique processing unit that can generate rhythmic patterns or gating effects, adding complexity to the audio output.
The voltage control input options allow for dynamic manipulation of the filters and processors, enabling real-time adjustments based on control voltage signals. This feature is particularly useful in modular synthesizer setups, where different modules can interact and influence each other.
The 8-step variable-value resistance serving sequencer provides a structured way to create sequences of notes or control changes. With the ability to select sequence lengths and choose between auto or manual step operation, users can create intricate patterns that evolve over time. The inclusion of a three-position pattern alternation switch further enhances the sequencer's flexibility, allowing users to switch between different rhythmic patterns seamlessly.
The built-in resistance comparator ("step tuner") circuit aids in achieving precise tuning across the sequencer's steps, ensuring that each note is accurately pitched. The four-step DC control voltage sequencer ("wave shaper") introduces additional modulation options, allowing for the shaping of waveforms and control voltages. With voltage swing control and pulse shaping options, users can create a wide variety of sound textures and dynamic changes within their audio signals.
Overall, this synthesizer offers a comprehensive set of tools for audio signal processing, enabling users to explore and create unique soundscapes through a combination of filtering, sequencing, and modulation techniques.Low-Pass and High-Pass audio output signal filters. Additional Sound Source Low Pass filter and experimental original design puls-gate signal filter ("processor"), both of which have independent or linked together Voltage Control input option. The synthesiser can be used as sound-effect (siren-like effect) box or can be controlled by a vary-valueresistance serving sequencer
and/or Control Voltage sequencer. 8-step vary-value Resistance Serving Sequencer with internal or external puls (clock) option. Selectable sequence length (from 2 to 8 step). Auto or manual step operation. Three position pattern alternation switch. Built-In original design resistance comporator ("step tuner") circuit. Four step DC Control Voltage (or AC Wave-Shape) sequencer ("Wave Shaper") with voltage "swing" control and puls shaping option and three pattern types.
The synthesizer is designed to provide versatile audio signal processing capabilities. The low-pass and high-pass filters allow users to selectively attenuate frequencies below or above a specified cutoff frequency, respectively. This feature is essential for shaping audio signals in various applications, from music production to sound design.
The additional sound source low-pass filter enhances the synthesizer's functionality, enabling it to filter out unwanted high frequencies and create a smoother sound profile. The experimental pulse-gate signal filter serves as a unique processing unit that can generate rhythmic patterns or gating effects, adding complexity to the audio output.
The voltage control input options allow for dynamic manipulation of the filters and processors, enabling real-time adjustments based on control voltage signals. This feature is particularly useful in modular synthesizer setups, where different modules can interact and influence each other.
The 8-step variable-value resistance serving sequencer provides a structured way to create sequences of notes or control changes. With the ability to select sequence lengths and choose between auto or manual step operation, users can create intricate patterns that evolve over time. The inclusion of a three-position pattern alternation switch further enhances the sequencer's flexibility, allowing users to switch between different rhythmic patterns seamlessly.
The built-in resistance comparator ("step tuner") circuit aids in achieving precise tuning across the sequencer's steps, ensuring that each note is accurately pitched. The four-step DC control voltage sequencer ("wave shaper") introduces additional modulation options, allowing for the shaping of waveforms and control voltages. With voltage swing control and pulse shaping options, users can create a wide variety of sound textures and dynamic changes within their audio signals.
Overall, this synthesizer offers a comprehensive set of tools for audio signal processing, enabling users to explore and create unique soundscapes through a combination of filtering, sequencing, and modulation techniques.Low-Pass and High-Pass audio output signal filters. Additional Sound Source Low Pass filter and experimental original design puls-gate signal filter ("processor"), both of which have independent or linked together Voltage Control input option. The synthesiser can be used as sound-effect (siren-like effect) box or can be controlled by a vary-valueresistance serving sequencer
and/or Control Voltage sequencer. 8-step vary-value Resistance Serving Sequencer with internal or external puls (clock) option. Selectable sequence length (from 2 to 8 step). Auto or manual step operation. Three position pattern alternation switch. Built-In original design resistance comporator ("step tuner") circuit. Four step DC Control Voltage (or AC Wave-Shape) sequencer ("Wave Shaper") with voltage "swing" control and puls shaping option and three pattern types.
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