An analog modular representation of Lunetta?

[Richarius]

I was wondering if anyone else has tried this, with regular modular synths? (Euro 3U, Serge 4U or Moog / others 5U format modular synths.)

Last week I came up with the idea of doing a 'Lunetta machine' style patch, in my euro modular. I returned to the idea yesterday, thinking about the modules that I have in my Euro and which ones of those, could be used to emulate Lunetta module functions that I had built between 2009 to 2012 in my Lunetta building spree.

Yesterday's thoughts for emulation:

- Any VCO to be used as a main clock

- Doepfer A-160 Clock Divider (/2 to /128) (I have 2 of them)

- Doepfer A-149 Random Source (with digital output expander)

- Doepfer 1:2 / 2:1, 1:4 / 4:1, 1:8 / 8:1 digital switches (Need to purchase. Though I still have a Serge triple 1:2 / 2:1 module in 4U)

- 4ms Rotating Clock Divider (/2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and with expander

- 4ms Pingable Envelope Generator (/2 to /32 and *2 to *32 - I have 2 of them)

- Turing Machine (random CV generator. I have 2, but only 1 is currently built.)

- Mutable Instruments Branches (1:2 with probability setting of which of the 2 outputs is current active - I have 1 of them)

It's been so long since I last built Lunetta modules, I can't remember what else that I had built, outside of the CD4015 dual 4 BIT Shift Registers and the CD4094 8 BIT Shift Register. Hence - my popping back on here to research through the Lunetta history, to see what modules were being built over the years.

I will also be videoing everything that I do, from the very start, just in case any of it proves interesting.

And in partial respect to Stanley Lunetta (RIP ), I'll be naming it:

Lunnana Machine (Analog Lunetta Machine)

[Richarius]

nvm

[PHOBoS]

I think you could use a VCA as an AND gate, a mixer as an OR gate
and maybe a ringmod as XOR but I am not sure about the last one.