A lot of vintage tape-echo sounds

[Rob]

Noodle that produces a lot of organic vintage tape-echo sounds. Just let it run for a while.

Personally I like to record it for some time and then do some cut and pasting, looping or sampling, to save the most interesting parts.

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[cebec]

Some really great sounds are coming out of this after a short while!

[blue hell]

[cappy2112]

Not really sure why I did this, partly because both patches in this perf involve tape-related sounds.

I took Rob's tapeechosounds_143 patch and ran it's output into the RevoxA77 patch. http://electro-music.com/forum/viewtopic.php?highlight=revox&t=7442

It may not make much sense, but the combination of these patches makes some interesting sounds.

I played a lot with the Revox A77 patch and noticed that when the signal in the right channel in the Revox patch is low amplitude or even missing for a short time, you still hear some neat sounds.

A minor change- I added a little S&H to interrupt the signal in the right channel.

I also experimented with adding more voices in Slot A, but the sound can get somewhat cacophonous at times, so I think mono sounds "less crowded".

Ok- after an hour+ of this, I'm ready for some non-evolving pads, or even just white noise

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[v-un-v]

Awesome patch Rob

It's VERY Tod Docstader indeed. Very very nice.

(works great on the G2 demo too- although not very well on the OSX partition. XP runs it very nicely, (but then it is 2.16 GHz ). Shame on you Clavia! )

[sheridan]

Very interesting! Hey Rob, is the only sound source that one noise module? (Apart from the delays) If it is, that makes this patch even more amazing!

[v-un-v]

[ian-s]

There is the self modulated OscC1 in the bottom right as well. Still an amazing range of interesting sounds though.

[Vader77]

Hi can anyone tell me the function of the curious serial Mix2-1B routings? Do they serve as a filter or eq or something as I've seen folk do similar with other patches. Cant get my head around their inputs being fed into the outputs too.

thanks

[blue hell]

There is nothing special with the mixers, the feedback just introduces one sample of time delay. The delayed signal is ten recursively mixed with the other input signal(s). This results in the implementation of a digital filter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_filter