Serge Creature controlled by audio from Hardware Software Synth 2 from Gijs Gieskes

I realize it sounds really crazy, that's the point of this demonstration. I'm sure my neighbors hate me. The left channel is the sound of the Serge Creature (Sound Transform Systems). The right channel is the output from the Hardware Software Synth 2 (HSS2) (http://gieskes.nl). The audio input from the HSS2 is removed from the Creature several times begining at 2:39 to demonstrate the constant pitch of the oscillators without input from the HSS2. The audio output of the HSS2 is being piped into the Creature at the filter's TRIG input and AGC IN, and at the the oscillator's TRIG input. The Creature's black OUT jack is feeding back into the HSS2, which is making it's own sounds and applying effects to the incoming signal, before routing to an amplified mixer and coming back to the aforementioned connections on the Creature. The Creature's 1/4" output jack carries the signal you hear in the video.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• noise
• serge
• gieskes
• hard soft synth
• modular
• synthesizer
• modular synthesizer
• analog synthesizer
• analog
• circuit bending
• circuit bent

[antwoneeter]

This is absolutely the craziest, most insane sound making device I've ever seen! I mean, wtf?

[JargMarbin]

it's two devices, the HSS2 is controlling the Serge Creature.  Toward the end you can see/hear what happens when the HSS2 input is removed. In fact there are even more devices you cannot see, such as the recording equipment, the camera, and the mixer.

[ralpiout]

Excellent!!!