Simple Lunetta - in Synthedit!

[telstarmagikistferrari]

This patch requires synthedit, I'm working on getting the VST version to work. This really does sound remarkably like a real Lunetta. I used three oscillators, an oscillator driving a 'step counter,' an XOR gate, OR gate, and a shift register. It is great fun to play with, and one can alter the patching at will within synthedit. I hope SOMEONE on this subforum has synthedit. Included is an image of the patch. I haven't been able to record its output yet, but will as soon as I figure out how. As an owner and operator of a Lunetta this was remarkably easy to put together despite only working with synthedit for a day or two. Logic is fun.

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[telstarmagikistferrari]

I figured out a workaround for recording files.. I used a VERY handy VST called BizuneFXR. One can use VSTs within synthedit, and create your own (this is its real purpose). Anyway, I'm still working on this and I've decided it definitely needs more work. This is just one patch of many possible.

Enjoy!

Marck

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[droffset]

Wow, I had not taken a close look at Synthedit, it's great that you can access those digital tools. Is there a way to do blinking LEDs?

[telstarmagikistferrari]

I'm not sure droffset.. I'm just scratching the surface of synthedit. It's pretty powerful though; I'd say at LEAST 50% of the freeware vsts I use were made in synthedit. I use a very wide variety of tools but I can't recall whether any of them utilize a blinking LED sort of thing. I'll attempt to investigate this.

[droffset]

Just kidding about the LEDs

I finally got a MIDI controller this weekend so definitely will be playing around with Synthedit. The free VSTs I've found are pretty great too.

[mosc]

I have used Synthedit. I wrote a nice ambiophonicDSP with it. It was great, but I switched to SynthMaker. It is very similar, but to me it's more useful for sample accurate audio DSP.

Anyway, doing Lunetta circuits on a system like SynthEdit is a natural. Please keep us posted.

[slugger]

Well, they aren't really Lunetta-inspired (I've only just stumbled on this concept myself), but many of the things I've done in SE are in a similar frame of mind I think, there are even a few things that use some of SE's logic stuff. Download index here:

http://synthgeek.skincontact.com/node/49

Most stuff there is freeware.

There is also a SynthEdit project file for my Atari Punk Console emulation on this page:

http://synthgeek.skincontact.com/node/154

[telstarmagikistferrari]

Slugger,
Thanks for posting! I've used sg-grainbot some on my tracks. Nice work. I'm obviously just getting into Synthedit. Some of my truly favorite plugins are made by a group (someone?) called Insert Piz Here.

http://www.thepiz.org/

These are awesome plugins with logic gates and other tasty tidbits.. anyone into lunetta's or glitchy, dirty synths would totally love these. I've used them in a bunch of my songs. Accurate pitch tracking is not part of the picture here. Enjoy, all. I'd love to hear what people think of these.

[slugger]

Thanks, telstarmagikistferrari... cool to hear from a user.

Yep, I know the Piz... I did some of the presets for the latest version of Mr. Alias Pro too. That is one awesome noise machine.

[slugger]

quick PS:

Here is a link to an interesting 3rd party module called LogiMod that has a bunch of interesting "modes" you can use to combine inputs (on the SE Gathering site):

http://synthedit.audioholik.com/forums.html?name=Jokes&jid=17&cid=7&sortby=name&ad=asc

I'm not affiliated with either that site or the module in any way, just thought I'd pass it along.

Also, xoxos and dover do some pretty cool stuff module-wise.

[droffset]

Thanks for posting these links, can't wait to dig into them when there's time.

I'm very interested in interfacing VSTs with my hardware lunetta stuff, if you guys have ideas about that let me know. SynthEdit and SynthMaker look pretty useful. Maybe there's a plugin to add hours to the day.

[slugger]

[slugger]

Here's another one, named in honor of Lunetta(s). This image shows the important sound-generating part:



And here's a VST version:

http://synthgeek.skincontact.com/files/plugins/sg-lunettiksr1.zip

screenshot:



I would upload a project file too, but it uses some payware 3rd party modules. If anyone's really interested, I can put up a version without those modules that will still be fully functional (minus the filter, and possibly some other amenities).

[telstarmagikistferrari]

Awesome! Slugger, I finally figured out how to get audio outputs on my module, but I'm not getting a midi in in Plogue Bidule (a modular vst host). Also my instruments have been showing up under VST effects. Can you help?

edit: I really like that plugin you made. I'll be studying the way you put it together. There are so many VSTs out there but I think there's still a few things that haven't been done. Your sg-grainbot is a good example. Which now has been done.

[slugger]

[telstarmagikistferrari]

http://mokafix.chez-alice.fr/vst/SE_modules.html

<==-- Found the above page on that novaflash page you posted. Jack cables! From what I can tell these would be awesome to build a lunetta-type vst with lots of routing options. I'm getting ahead of myself, of course. I can only hope not to come off as a clueless geek.

[slugger]