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This file has expired and is no longer available here. The owner of the topic can re-upload the file, or post a link to an off-site file. <BR><BR>_____________________________________<BR><BR> do you need a modular sound with lot polyphony and rythmic features and you run out of dsp? do you have an old and unhearable hardware expander that could be used for adding sounds in a full project? put this light audio modular1 (good for everyone) between a high polyphony sampleplayer with the most stupid pad you have or the analog source with your u220(or worst expander) connected and their destinations. connect midi to the Pulsarizer (to get clock and continous data) and....play. (experiment all knobs) the particular thing is that together with two lfo's i use also a multi oscillator as modulator, fed in it's freq.input by a freq.multipler and with it's output routed to two audio modulators. in this way you can shape a dinamic groove related to the clock multiplied freq that feeds the osc. but also, transposing the osc. wave by semitone values you get a rid of very musical stereo polyrythmic and triplet effects. of course the presets sound is changing with the sound you feed in the audio inputs. the presets are saved with internal clock in the modular, to have an easy prewiew, but if you are going to change program from your seq. you have to resave them with ext. clock. cheers, alfonso


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