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100% Vegan Sequencing

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Well, not quite 100% since I do adjust a gain knob at the start and end and one attenuator in the middle, but other than that the poorly lit houseplant is making all the important decisions here.

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Re: 100% Vegan Sequencing

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Wow that looks like a new world of complexity, your modular synth has come a long way! yay for Vegan, house plant haha!
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Re: 100% Vegan Sequencing

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Haha, you should create a band called "DollarBill and The Plants" :lol2:
Anyway, very crazy shit here, the plants seem to like experimental approach when getting a chance to make music.
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Re: 100% Vegan Sequencing

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Ashley wrote: Mon May 30, 2022 11:17 am Wow that looks like a new world of complexity, your modular synth has come a long way! yay for Vegan, house plant haha!
Yeah it's grown some... one more major box that will grow it by just 40% or so and then I'll be good. I think.
Heigen5 wrote: Mon May 30, 2022 4:31 pm Haha, you should create a band called "DollarBill and The Plants" :lol2:
Anyway, very crazy shit here, the plants seem to like experimental approach when getting a chance to make music.
The hard part with that gear is taming it, the plant module spits out notes 8x faster, so I have to sample/hold the results after feeding the gates through a clock divider to calm it down. Rather unpredictable, but then if I wanted a simple melody I have several other ways to do it more conventionally, but where's the fun in that?

Next one should be more normal, heh,
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Re: 100% Vegan Sequencing

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I think it's great that you're experimenting like this, it's good to do new stuff and stuff that is a bit different, definitely different to what I'm used to but is always a good thing in my book! keep up the awesome work with your Mod-synth-digital-contraption. hehe.
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Re: 100% Vegan Sequencing

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Wow, talk about crazy stuff🤪👍 so this is the plants "feelings"? Essentially. I'm impressed with the set up brother.🕉🌿
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Ifunkus wrote: Tue May 31, 2022 9:52 pm Wow, talk about crazy stuff🤪👍 so this is the plants "feelings"? Essentially. I'm impressed with the set up brother.🕉🌿
Scion puts out four sample/hold (with optional slew) CVs plus 4 gates in a few different modes that can be used for whatever. I sent the gates to a clock divider and re-sample/heldtwo of the CVs to slow it down since it can be rather frantic - once it's out of that module you can do whatever you want with it. It also puts out a square wave osc (which I should use again some day) that does whatever noisy thing it does - it's all related to the varying electrical resistance of whatever you hook it up to. There might be some way to influence it using varying light on a plant or maybe with physical activity if you hook it up to your fingers or body, but I need to dive deeper into it to figure that out instead of getting distracted routing it all over the system to make silly noises.
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Re: 100% Vegan Sequencing

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DollarBill wrote: Wed Jun 01, 2022 10:18 am
Ifunkus wrote: Tue May 31, 2022 9:52 pm Wow, talk about crazy stuff🤪👍 so this is the plants "feelings"? Essentially. I'm impressed with the set up brother.🕉🌿
Scion puts out four sample/hold (with optional slew) CVs plus 4 gates in a few different modes that can be used for whatever. I sent the gates to a clock divider and re-sample/heldtwo of the CVs to slow it down since it can be rather frantic - once it's out of that module you can do whatever you want with it. It also puts out a square wave osc (which I should use again some day) that does whatever noisy thing it does - it's all related to the varying electrical resistance of whatever you hook it up to. There might be some way to influence it using varying light on a plant or maybe with physical activity if you hook it up to your fingers or body, but I need to dive deeper into it to figure that out instead of getting distracted routing it all over the system to make silly noises.
Wow, wish I understood this🤣🤣 I get it though to a certain degree. Keep it up brother, keeps the brain ticking over😄👍
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Re: 100% Vegan Sequencing

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Ya know. If that plant were to ever morph with that gear you just might be the leader in AI development. Be careful, I think that plant may be psychotic