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Sounds with SSM2044 Fonik VCF, + Thomas Henry8038 linear VCO
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PostPosted: Sun Dec 18, 2011 11:44 am    Post subject: Sounds with SSM2044 Fonik VCF, + Thomas Henry8038 linear VCO
Subject description: My breadboarded Fonik VCF demo!		 Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread
Hi! I have been trying to find a nice VCF to mate with an SN Voice I am building. After trying several ideas and designs I found your (Mr.Fonik) nice SSM2044 VCF project. Having one 2044 in my chip collection I thought I'd BB it up and here are 2 demos I made this afternoon as a test before going on to stripboard the design.. Smile.
Both tracks were made using:
Fonik SSM2044 VCF on breadboard. +/-12V.
Thomas Henry 8038 linear VCO (stripboard.)
Baby 8 sequencer (stripboard.)
WSG Redux LFO triangular output controlling VCF frequency CV.
Recorded on Logic9 with a touch 'o' reverb . ; )...

2044_a_bounce.mp3
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One off recording of SSM2044VCF/VCO/LFO and reverb.

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outside_a_bounce.mp3
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3 tracks bounced. Slow LFO, VCF, VCO, baby 8 set to low tones. (and some reverb. post nuclear eerie.)

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 Filename:  outside_a_bounce.mp3
 Filesize:  9.68 MB
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