The mochika has +5V clock input and output, so you can sync the sequencer with other gear (either as master or slave). In this video, I'm slaving the mochika to the Mobius. I had to amplify the Mobius clock output a bit (using the dotcom signal processor) for the mochika to follow it, otherwise it would skip some steps.
The mochika's sequencer is hardwired to its oscillator's pitch, but it also has CV out, so you can use the sequencer to control dotcom modules. I will try this in my next patch.
Should've replied to this weeks ago. Sorry. Anyway, the mochika is a pretty fun machine, but its oscillators are relatively unstable, so it's not so good for tonal-based stuff (unless you have a great ear and can tune it properly, which I don't). In this video, I'm basically using it for all those background noises and percussions. The dotcom does the bassline, hihats and snare, and the pad comes from the ESQ-1.
Nice work*****
stulle63 1 month ago
i love this track great sounding and sequencing
keesvangelis 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
beautiful!!!
EmbryonikMusic 1 year ago
very dope. i was gonna get the medusa synth from atomo but never got around to it. maybe i'll get the mochika.
lesscunning 3 years ago
AFAIK, the medusa was only a sequencer. Alfredo then added the oscillator, noise, and LFO, and created the mochika.
shadowfac 3 years ago
yeah if it ever becomes available again i will try to obtain it. awesome little synth boxxx.
lesscunning 3 years ago
Thanks! How about the sequencer?
Is it sync'ed or is sync'ing. How did you patch it?
Thanks!
angelometz 3 years ago
The mochika has +5V clock input and output, so you can sync the sequencer with other gear (either as master or slave). In this video, I'm slaving the mochika to the Mobius. I had to amplify the Mobius clock output a bit (using the dotcom signal processor) for the mochika to follow it, otherwise it would skip some steps.
The mochika's sequencer is hardwired to its oscillator's pitch, but it also has CV out, so you can use the sequencer to control dotcom modules. I will try this in my next patch.
shadowfac 3 years ago
Very nice! I've been curious about the mochika for awhile. I think I'll buy one soon.
angelometz 3 years ago
seems like a nice synth thingie..
inocybevideo 3 years ago
Very nice!
How do you like the mochika?
How are you using it in this vid?
Thanks!
angelometz 3 years ago
Should've replied to this weeks ago. Sorry. Anyway, the mochika is a pretty fun machine, but its oscillators are relatively unstable, so it's not so good for tonal-based stuff (unless you have a great ear and can tune it properly, which I don't). In this video, I'm basically using it for all those background noises and percussions. The dotcom does the bassline, hihats and snare, and the pad comes from the ESQ-1.
shadowfac 3 years ago