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We used USTA as an oscillator (and as two separate sequencers)
Today we used the USTA sequencer in two ways: as a sequencer, and as an oscillator!
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We brute forced FALISTRI’s LFOs into USTA’s polyrhythm
Another live patching session where we improvise a patch from scratch based on three random techniques from our website!
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We made some wobble bass with USTA and BRENSO even if it’s no longer 2010
Let’s face it, the wobble bass changed the soundscape of electronic music, whether we like it or not. In this video, we approached this technique in a modular fashion, using BRENSO’s dense modulation routing and USTA’s flexible gate modes.
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Another trip to the East Coast, but this time with FUMANA and FALISTRI!
We have neither a VCF nor an ADSR, but we have FUMANA and FALISTRI. While not being specifically designed for this purpose, they can get very close. Let’s take a look!
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Four-and-a-half advanced FM techniques for the BRENSO complex oscillator
FM synthesis is more precise in the digital world, but more fun in the analog one! Today we pushed BRENSO’s FM a little further with these four-and-a-half exotic FM patches. Check them out and let us know what you think!
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Arabesques
Usually, the “arabesque” technique requires an analog shift register. Which makes sense: it’s the whole point of the game. However, with the USTA sequencer, we’ve been able to create something similar, albeit limited to 16 notes.
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3 filter bank tips for FUMANA’s Individual Outputs!
We got a request for diving more into the individual outputs of both FUMANA’s bandpass filter arrays.
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Programming FM sounds with the BRENSO oscillator
Here’s some sound design with BRENSO’s FM circuit! Its through-zero linear FM capabilities play well with sounds like glasses, bells, plucked bass, and more.
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Four ideas for using the USTA sequencer with random clocks
As per request here’s a video where we explore USTA’s behavior in a bunch of random-clock scenarios.
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Pulse-Width Modulation and Sync with BRENSO | East Coast Sounds 1
We’re exploring some east coast sounds on the BRENSO.
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