Monthly Archives: July 2012

Pocari Sweat – Live Analog Studio Synth Jam

Posted on July 26, 2012 by jjob

A foreboding banger for a late, hot night with lots of reverb curtesy of my new Strymon Blue Sky Reverberator pedal. Pocari Sweat by Jason Job Tiptop Audio drum modules. Roland HS-60 doing a big washy pad with plenty of … Continue reading →

Posted in Eurorack, live recording, MIDI, mixing, modular, patching, sound, Synth, track | Tagged doepfer, modular synth, Roland HS-60, Strymon, synth, synth jam, Tiptop Audio, Topobrillo, Yamaha CS-10 | Leave a comment

How To Invert A Modular Synth Signal Using Boolean Logic With An Intellijel Plog

Posted on July 7, 2012 by jjob

Sometimes with a modular system made up of modules from different manufacturers, or when integrating with other external analogue gear, it is necessary to invert a signal to get your modules speaking to each other in the desired way. Other … Continue reading →

Posted in Eurorack, instrument, modular, patching, sound, Synth | Tagged Boolean Logic, Eurorack, Intellijel, invert trigger, MakeNoise, modular synth, NOR, Plog, TipTopAudio, trigger | Leave a comment

And… I’m Back – Juvinated – Live Analog Studio Synth Jam

Posted on July 6, 2012 by jjob

The last few months have been like a dream; a very bad dream of a long slow motion car crash where you are in the passenger seat and can see the accident coming and have time to tell the driver … Continue reading →