Hand made analog modular synth and Max/MSP processing - Kyle Evans
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awesome!
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buy a drill
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THAT.... was awesome! nice one.
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This needs a drum machine :)
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really neat sounds!
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yes.
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That was so AWESOME! I had goosebumps the entire video.. :O
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Amazing.
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OH my god. SHit that was good. I'm still in feeling trancy.
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Nice one geez top stuff. have you put your max patch out there by any chance?
gezshaper1 1 year ago
Thanks, I don't have the patch uploaded, but its fairly basic, just some filters, delays, amplitude modulation, tremolo, etc. Most of the load for this setup is on the synthesizer.
yakthekyle 1 year ago
Did you use any microcontroller (Pic or Arduino) to make this thing? How do you get the info from the photocells to Max? I like your gear!
psicodelio 2 years ago
Though I commonly use microcontrollers in my work, there are none in this setup. I get the photocell data into max by a hacked PC game controller which I have replaced the 2 joysticks with photocells. The data is then brought in to max using the "hi" object and decoded from there. There is a good explanation on how to do this in Nic Collins book "Hand Made Electronic Music"
yakthekyle 2 years ago
wow this is so amazing! Can you give me a quick debreifing on what is behind all that? I'd love to try an attempt at the creation of one.
soilbeneathepavement 2 years ago
i built that simi-modular synth using mostly circuits found in Nic Collins "hand made electronic music" book. I also have a controller for max/msp that i built out of a PC game controller. and there is a box that amplifies waveforms from my computer to use as control voltages. check out that book, tons of good stuff.
yakthekyle 2 years ago