Auralesque Semi-Modular Synthesizer

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Super gave semi modular door een gast gemaakt.
Hij klinkt echt te gek en is van verschillende modules gemaakt van diverse firma's
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Ik herken deze modules iemand.
Mischien weet iemand het beter?

-2 vco's lineair exp inputs.
-Ereal ringmod (Ken Stone).
-Blacet miniwave + highlander rom opties.
-frequency divider (vermoedelijk ken stone)
-Sawtooth Waveform Animator (cynthia)
-Wave Multiplier (Ken Stone)
-Doepfer A-118 Noise/Random.
-Wiard JAG.
-Steiner Parker vcf ken stone.
-Polyvox vcf (Barbeile)
-Moog Filter (Oakly)
-Combi Filter (geen idee)
-3 vca's (onbekend)
-3 lfo's (onbekend)
-2 EG's (onbekend)
-Mixer (onbekend)
-Joystick (Wiard)
 
Geinspireerd op de Fenix zo te zien. :)
Ziet er zeer fraai uit maar naar ik begrijp een eenmalig project?
COOL...
 
Mmm... op zo'n manier kan ik natuurlijk niet blijven volhouden dat ik nooit 'n modular wil... :{
 
Origineel geplaatst door P-Five
Geinspireerd op de Fenix zo te zien. :)
Ziet er zeer fraai uit maar naar ik begrijp een eenmalig project?
COOL...

Het is een zelfbouwschepsel met modules van diverse merken.
Maar Fenix???????????
 
Hier een stuk van de schrijver

OK, finally I made a module-list showing all the modules I used in my
halfmodular vector-synth. I refer to this picture on moogulators site:

http://www.sequencer.de/pix/auralesque/Auralesquerechts.jpg

Upper row from LEFT to right:

Portamento: Curetronic "Tool"
VCO 1 and 2: Oakley
Frequency Divider: Blacet
Wave Multipliers: CGS Ken Stone
Vector Sources: myself :-). Just 4 Switches
Vector VCA's with Mixer: Marc Bareilles 4VCA in linear mode SSM 2164
"Steiner Parker": Papareil Synth Labs and Curetronic
"Moog": Curetronic "vcf-cv-reso"
VCA 1: Curetronic
LFO/HFO 1: Curetronic (its the "3rd" VCO, but mainly used as a LFO)
LFO2 and LFO2: Curetronic Dual Shape LFO
EG 1 and EG 2: Curetronic, I added swichable Capacitors.
EG 3: VC-ADSR from Oakley

Lower row from LEFT to right:

Real Ring Modulator: CGS Ken Stone (no Pots, its behind the Jacks)
Mini Wave: Blacet/Wiard
Saw Animators: Cyndustries (dual module)
Noise and Random: Doepfer A-100 (!)
All Vector-Modules: JAG from Wiard, Joystick from Wiard and 2 Mixer-
Processors from Blacet (X and Y)
Pre Mix: Mixer Module from Curetronic
Polivoks: Papareil Synth Labs!
Comb Filter: Analogue Systems (I also used a DC-Mixer from CGS here)
Post Mix: Mixer Module from Curetronic
VCA 2: Curetronic
Attenuator: Just a 100K lin Pot
Slew Limiter: Curetronic "Tool" Module
Gate Delay: Curetronic "Tool" Module
Out Mix: At the moment just a Pot and two Resistors, will change into
a real Panner
Then, there are 3 Multiples and behind the right Jacks is a Midi-
Module from Papareil Synth Labs, a Dual Sample and Hold-Module
anddual Inverters from Curetronic and one DC-Mixer behind the
Jacks "DC-Mixer".

Everything works great so far. I will change the Polivoks Filters
IC's from LM4250 to UA776 when I get this IC. Between Modules I had
to give great attention to Levels, otherwise the "Bypass" Knobs
wouldn't be very useful. I have absolutely NO crosstalk! I used more
than 200 meters of wiring behind the Frontplate to connect everything
to the Jacks AND to the 15 big 12-Step-Modulation switches.

Olivier
 
man man !
daar moeten serieus wat werkuren insteken !!!

ook wel een beetje verrast dat er tamelijk wat curetronic modules insteken
als ik na mijn vakantie nog wat geld over heb ga ik daar toch ook eens wat bestellen 8)
 
over curetronic

One reason to choose Curetronic was simply because they are so cheap:
Before I ordered the other Curetronic (Kits!) I tested the ADSR and
found that module to be very good: Very fast in the fastest mode and
extremely slow also possible with a very nice exponential shape I was
looking for. The Blacet EG1 didn't has the right shape for me (I have
two). So I took the risk and ordered the rest. The only risk was the
Ladder-Filter and the two VCA's (CA3080-VCA's). I could have ordered
the Superladder from Oakley, but I already have that in my modular
(twice) and I wanted something diffrent. To be honest, I should have
gone for the Boogiefilter, but at this moment, I haven't heard it. I
will change that when I have the time in a few month.
The Curetronic Modules are pretty vanilla for the moment. I know the
guy who is making them in person and he is very nice. He helped me a
lot on the phone when I had a problem with soldering the Auralesque.
He just told me yesterday, that now he is also selling all over the
world, he just has to translate his site.
I wasn't aware of the CGS Utility LFO, if a were, this would have
been my choice. Somehow every time visiting Ken's site, I didn't
notice this module.

Matthias Schmidt (Curetronic) is selling his stuff also in MOTM-Size
since a few month. And you can order it as kits or as populated PCB's
and without faceplates. But his MOTM-Style Faceplates are nice, I
have seen one.
 
hmmm, over die Curetronic "vcf-cv-reso" is hij precies niet zo enthousiast ...

>To be honest, I should have gone for the Boogiefilter

dat was anders een van de curetronic modulletjes die mij wel aantrok, leek mij wel leuk zo'n cv-reso !
maar het moet nog klinken ook natuurlijk...
 
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