YUSynth Saw Animator D.I.Y Module shot with Canon T3i 18-135mm

Here is my first DIY module for my modular synthesizer. It was made from a kit I bought from Bridechamber and the panel was custom built in the synthesizers.com format which matches the vintage Moog modular synthesizer.

The Module is called the YUSynth Saw Animator. Here is the description from Yusynths website: The Saw Animator module is a very interesting module when you whish to get that FAT sound, usually obtained with two or more sawtooth VCOs, but you are short of VCOs. You can get this typical sound with only one sawtooth VCO, thanks to Bernie Hutchins (JAES, 1981). The Digisound 80 has this wonderful module and Scott Bernardi designed a version of its own. The present module is a somehow simplified but yet efficient version. To get the best of this module, it must be used in conjunction with a mixer. I chose not to integrate a mixer within the module in order to benefit from the dry outputs which are very useful when used with a LFO instead of a VCO. When used with a sawtooth LFO and inputing fixed CVs in the MOD inputs, one can achieve some interesting phase shifted modulators such as quadrature modulation. Well the possibilities are numerous and it's up to your imagination.

Also my first video shot with my new Canon T3i 18-135mm camera.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• YUSynth Saw Animator
• D.I.Y
• Module
• SawAnimator
• modular synthesizer
• synthesizers.com
• synth
• synthesizer
• Moog modular synthesizer
• Canon
• T3i
• 18-135mm

[BaumDerProllige]

great sounds, and a great synth

[McCallamanMusic]

Love the colouring of the vid man, tres dope

[JohnLRice]

Nice demo! New camera footage looks good too!

[blwvideo]

Nice, thanks for posting that!