Planet Z

new filter module: two multifilter with distortion between them. suitable for parallel and serial filter circuits.

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Quite beastly yes. lol

Nice Jimmy. Thx for the tip

Thx roy! Were you thinking access virus on this one?

I have found a few modules missing from your site btw.

Mono + stereo VU meters
Mix2 & 8
FM Osc 1
delay simple

A nice fuzzy FAT BASTARD indeed.
Thanks Roy.
I am really enjoying Modualr creations now, mostly thanks to SDK and 3rd party guys, and the great manuals and tutorials.
I am using the OD Gain maxxed, and Dynomic is sending the cool Harmonic textures pre Filter, so using all of the I/O's into the X/Y and the Flexor Spice I have an amazing sculpting capability.

Mucho Gracias Cabrone....

nice little ditty.

Greg

Hi Roy,
In MVC A there are outputs for ( among others ) Note, Vel and At but no Modwheel out or Foot Pedal out as well.

If you are working with the MVC how about PAT too??

Eric.

That wouldn't hurt as well ...

Well that would be awesome, but one of these will be needed.
My partner bought this for 500 USD a few months ago from ebay,and he hardly knows what to do with it.
I would be happy to help in that endeavor.
BTW Decimator, Mon Frere,....the QW2.1 presets were marvellous..
Merci.

That or the expensive VAX 77 ?
Did anyone try it ?

I demo'd the VAX77, didn't like the action, had some strange response in the velocity curve, but MIDI 2 specs allowed me to nail twice the amount of sample layers, and yes some dude was messing with a Roland JV2020 and was editing and playing the Poly AT settings, and it was working perfectly well.
It is probably the best choice for PAT, especially with it's portability.
Perhaps they have worked out the bugs.
It drove me nutty trying to get use to the weird action.
It actually felt just like an Ivory keyed acoustic on the bounce back, but the intial attack was as bad as a spring synth keybed from the '80's...
The Oberheim synths were definately very FAT but their most expensive models used the same keybed as their OBX, etc. Springs............yeeccchhh, awful.
The Kurzweil above has yet to be used as Poly AT. I did play a Piano 1U Module and the action is heavy and stiff like a real Piano. But OMG this thing weighs a ton.
Too bad we can't fold fold that fucker in half like the VAX..

Thanks Jimmy, it was a little rework of the Quantum Wave presets

1. I just can use the atoms SC (kindly) provided me.
2. I dont have a keyboard that can generate PAT, so I cannot test if the Scope/Pulsar cards can handle PAT, or if the Modular MVCs can handle PAT.
3. my new MVC gives me a warm welcome like this:

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Very clever / flexible implementation ! thanks a lot !!

Thanks for the example patch Roy.
The Filter being swept by CC# 21 sounds sweet. I added a little dirt to the patch from the OD on the Filter and suddenly it reminded me of a Hohner D6 Clavinet.
I still can't figure out how to attach multiple destinations but your example works fine.
I am use to seeing the connections.

haha, this is awkward. the most important part of the patch is missing: the connection between MVC ass.Ctrl out and asyncDezip.
I don’t know why, and I don’t know why it works nevertheless!
cool mp3!

ok, I’ve got it: as soon as you assign a MidiCC to a "assCtr." pot, the patchcable miraculously disappears.
but the connection is still there.
anyway: you can connect any mod destination to the MVC C assCtrl outs, and it receives CC values for your pleasure.
the cabling is invisible. this is odd.

I thought so, but not seeing the knobs on the filter moving, but hearing them sweep the cf1 & 2 was really meesin' with me.
I connected Knob 2 to CC 10 and then connected multiple cables for the multiple destinations and it works fine......
For years I thought Herbie Hancock was using a Mutron or Vox Wah-Wah on his clavinet. Now I know he was actually routed the Clavinet through his ARP2600S live.
I saw Miles and Herbie live and have been hooked to Electronic Funk/Jazz ever since.
But live that Clavinet was so awesome.
Here's the way I got it working for me. I am also going to connect the knob of an X-Fade and start tweaking around with that.
This is a great idea from Decimator, and great implentation by you.

Thanks Roy.

by the way, it’s better to use Flexor’s control smoother instead of the asyncDezip module. (I don’t know why I used it in this example patch )