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Audio Processing Vol.2 Drum Machine | Schlappy Patching
Episode 16 for Schlappy Patching!
What do you like to process with your Schlappi Engineering modules? Or inside your modular synth in general?
Today I’ll show you how most of the ways you can alter sounds inside the Schlappi range modules. We’ll take a classic set of sounds everybody can hear everyday almost, a TR-808 inspired drum machine.
Have fun watching!
More infos on all modules at:
schlappiengineering.com
Support Stazma & get some samples from this session on his Patreon: www.patreon.com/stazma
More to come!
#eurorack #modularsynth #modularsynthesizer
What do you like to process with your Schlappi Engineering modules? Or inside your modular synth in general?
Today I’ll show you how most of the ways you can alter sounds inside the Schlappi range modules. We’ll take a classic set of sounds everybody can hear everyday almost, a TR-808 inspired drum machine.
Have fun watching!
More infos on all modules at:
schlappiengineering.com
Support Stazma & get some samples from this session on his Patreon: www.patreon.com/stazma
More to come!
#eurorack #modularsynth #modularsynthesizer
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Audio Processing Vol.1 Sine Wave | Schlappy Patching
Просмотров 36914 дней назад
Episode 15 for Schlappy Patching! Today I'll show you how to most of the way you can alter sounds inside the Schlappi range modules. In order to try to understand what's hapening to our signal we'll be using the sine wave as our only sound source in this episode. It will be a very "laboratory" one, not much music in there, but lot's of usefull informations can be grabbed from it anyway. Have fu...
BTMX & Drum Brain Vol.2 | Schlappy Patching
Просмотров 793Месяц назад
Episode 14 for Schlappy Patching! Today I'll show you how to use the BTMX and the Nibblers to drive a "drum brain" in other words, a drum module consisting of multiple voices that you can trigger. Todat I'll use my vintage SDS 8 from Simmons, a classic early 80s drum synthesizer that used to work with hexagonal drum pads. It will be a good occasion to learn how to convert gate to trigger with t...
BTMX & Drum Brain Vol.1 | Schlappy Patching
Просмотров 344Месяц назад
Episode 13 for Schlappy Patching! Today I'll show you how to use the BTMX and the Nibblers to drive a "drum brain" in other words, a drum module consisting of multiple voices that you can trigger. For this episode I'll use the 880 by System80 and it's enclosure's trigger interface. Next episode will be a bit more exotic ;-) Have fun watching! More infos on all modules at: schlappiengineering.co...
BTMX Rhythmic Overview
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The BTMX (pronounced Bit Mix) is a hands on logic module for controlling and manipulating gates and rhythms in real time. The module is available to order here: schlappiengineering.com/products/btmx 00:00 Intro 01:01 Patch Description 02:26 Logic Functions: OR 03:52 Logic Functions: AND 04:58 Logic Functions: XOR 06:08 Logic Functions: ADD 07:08 Logic Functions Summary 07:45 Tips and tricks 09:...
Glitch Drums | Schlappy Patching
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Episode 12 for Schlappy Patching! Today I'll show you how to use the classic Interstellar Radio as a super bendable noise source to create what I like to call "glitch drums". Have fun watching! More infos on all modules at: schlappiengineering.com Support Stazma & get some samples from this session on his Patreon: www.patreon.com/stazma More to come! #eurorack #modularsynth #modularsynthesizer
Saw & CoSaw | Schlappy Patching
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Episode 11 for Schlappy Patching! Today I'll show you some sounds that can be made with phase modulation and the Saw / CoSaw outputs of the center oscillator of the Three Body, and how I like to process these inside the system. Have fun watching! More infos on all modules at: schlappiengineering.com Support Stazma & get some samples from this session on his Patreon: www.patreon.com/stazma More ...
Phase Modulation | Schlappy Patching
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Episode 10 for Schlappy Patching! Today I'll take the time to make you listen how the phase modulation part of the Three Body can be used for waveshaping (in stereo)! Have fun watching! More infos on all modules at: schlappiengineering.com Support Stazma & get some samples from this session on his Patreon: www.patreon.com/stazma More to come! 00:00 Intro 00:32 The "center oscillator" 03:05 Rati...
Ratio & Frequency Division | Schlappy Patching
Просмотров 3883 месяца назад
Episode 10 for Schlappy Patching! Today I'll show you two ways you can make melodic sequences without the use of a quantizer. First the Ratio sequencing with the Three Body and sub-harmonic division with Boundary. Have fun watching! Support Stazma & get some samples from this session on his Patreon: www.patreon.com/stazma More to come! More infos on all modules at: schlappiengineering.com 00:00...
Three Body & Nibbler Live Patching
Просмотров 3544 месяца назад
Schlappy Jamming EP.1 This is a new serie that is not going to be regular as the Schlappy Patching, but it's going to be fun nonetheless! This one is an exploration of live patching with mostly the Three Body and Nibblers, lot's of weird FM tones, in a ambient / drone fashion, bathed in shimmer reverb (Strymon BlueSky if you ask). Have fun watching! Support Stazma & get some samples from this s...
Nibbler Quantized | Schlappy Patching
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Nibbler Quantized | Schlappy Patching
Volume & Panning | Schlappy Patching
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Volume & Panning | Schlappy Patching
Nibbler Bassline | Schlappy Patching
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Nibbler Bassline | Schlappy Patching
Schlappi LowPass Gate | Schlappy Patching
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Schlappi LowPass Gate | Schlappy Patching
Patch From Scratch | Schlappy Patching
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Patch From Scratch | Schlappy Patching
Big Mono Synth Pacth | Schlappy Patching
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Big Mono Synth Pacth | Schlappy Patching
Nibbler Rungler | Schlappy Patching
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Nibbler Rungler | Schlappy Patching
Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud - Orbital Mirrors
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Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud - Orbital Mirrors
Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud live AV set for Berlin Modular Society on May 14th 2023
Просмотров 469Год назад
Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud live AV set for Berlin Modular Society on May 14th 2023
Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud - Eyeteeth
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Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud - Eyeteeth
Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud - Slicers
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Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud - Slicers
Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud - Corridors
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Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud - Corridors
Three Body Hardware Design and Why I Used an FPGA
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Three Body Hardware Design and Why I Used an FPGA
Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud - Larval
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Eric Schlappi and Bastien Lavaud - Larval
Rescan Jams With Bastien Lavaud 09-25-2021 Morning
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Rescan Jams With Bastien Lavaud 09-25-2021 Morning
Never heard the Interstellar Radio sound so cool! 💜👽🔊
Nice!!! Thank you Julien! BTW The "default" or "initial" position for Intersetallar Radio is not all the pots at Noon. Its like follow (AFAIK as I use it but check with Eric). CARRIER CV: At max (to get max resolution from the INPUT) CARRIER FREQ: At min (so the oscillator doesnt oscillates at all, just moves when there is an incomming signal in the "CV input" normaled from the IN). DEMODULATOR CV: At max (to get max resolution from the CARRIER) DEMODULATOR FREQ: At min (same reason, so it doesnt oscillates). ERROR THRESHOLD: at noon to reduce errors. TONE: Noon The idea with this, is that the internal oscillators do not move, unless the INPUT signal tells them to.
I know it's not the official "init" position, it's just somehting I like to do when starting processing something ;-)
*tilts towards edge of seat* 0:51
crunchy
The System is getting really good just used mine this morning Need second boundary and second nibbler Please send 😂
I have watched the entire series and keep coming coming back to them. Fantastic modules with brilliant techniques and sounds. I have a 100 grit and boundary and i'm about to add the three body and nibbler with these videos sealing the deal!!
Glad you like them! The fact you keep coming back to them is the best comment we can have on these ;-)
Excellent module
And if you have one static rhythm input, how many different variations can you get across all the channels?
You would really need two inputs (one for each side of one gate) and then you would get four variations (one for each logic type) plus the two original signals available by using OR, XOR, ADD, and muting one side, so effectively 6 variations. Part of the appeal is also having the ability to mix and mute different sources, for example having a kick drum triggered by a clock divider isn't very flexible but if you have two different divisions to select from as well as the logical combinations then you have a playable sequencer of sorts.
@@SCHLAPPIENGINEERING yes that’s what I mean if you’ve got it fully loaded with inputs, but are playing the same rhythm and not modulating the inputs. I just wonder how many different patterns are possible. Roughly speaking.
Cool module, can you bypass the logic to hear straight input per channel?
Thanks! no, it has comparators on the inputs and the outputs will always be logic signals (unipolar square waves)
One step closer to a full Schlappi system :p Can't wait to get one ! Thanks to the team for the good work <3
heck yeah! That's the goal, thanks so much!
Schlappi System!
yes!!!
love what this adds to the schlappi system
we're getting there!! glad you dig it!
Looks and sounds awesome Eric!! Can’t wait to try the Nibbler/BTMX combo!! 🤘🏻
Oh word. I’ve been thinking about how a matrix mixer might add fun to the system’s various gate sequences and outputs etc. This module seems to do that and more in a playable way. Good times, nice work❤
Thank you! Yeah not exactly a matrix mixer but I've been thinking a lot about ways to treat gate and logic signals in a performable way to offer another modular alternative to traditional sequencing.
I’m stoked and working towards a full Schlappi system Just ordered a pair to go with the Nibblers. They look amazing, really can’t wait to take them for a test drive. 🔥
Hell yeah!!
I'm gonna need a bigger skiff!
Crazy how that touch of swing bit brought me right to Ministry KEAH (11:03 anybody?)
yes!
@@unfamiliarenvironments hahaha this comment cracked me up. I hear it! Unintentional but a foundational album for me for sure
@@SCHLAPPIENGINEERING I had a feeling you might hear it ha - yeah just a brief moment, something about the combination of the rhythm and the noise…. Felt like any teenager who grew up on it would catch a little vapors haha. Look forward to picking this up when it lands at Signal Sounds, Nibbler is already such a beast, now it’s performative - amazing!
Great!
What's the Dual Vector Foil? Not out yet?🤔
It's a prototype and still in the work.
So nice to see interstellar getting love I just commented the other day how underrated and under used it is on RUclips Long live schlappy engineering
Thanks very much, an excellent presentation! I'm getting back into FPGAs after a few years playing with MCUs.
Rad video I love the way you used the anglegrinder to round things off
Thanks!
Great vid👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
finally had a chance to grab one - gonna park this bad mammajamma next to mystic circuits vert - they are going to have some wacky conversations. really great module eric - an open ended device for experimentation! can't wait to see the rest of this counting system.
Thanks for the informative explanation! I messed with FPGAs during my undergrad and was curious about their usage in synthesizers. Your video explained what I wanted to know.
a great way to use (misuse?) phase is modulate it with another audio source like a drum loop
Yes indeed, I love to do it with FM as well, or bass guitar. Might do a video on this at some point.
The Synthesis of Complex Audio Spectra by Means of Frequency Modulation: web.eecs.umich.edu/~fessler/course/100/misc/chowning-73-tso.pdf
I'll have to get one of these. Question: Has the initial release programming for the FPGA ever been updated? It's hard to imagine there are no bugs. Is there any way to update? I would love to see the schematic diagram for the programmed gate array, even just one of the oscillators. My entry into computing came by way of logic chips. I studied binary adder, multiplier circuits ages ago.
No updates, no known bugs in the default configuration (not sure how many people are digging into the header options). Updating is certainly possible using the open source tools and usb jack on the brain board to replace the bitstream but there has been no need so far for any user to do this. More videos on the internal structure and verilog may happen eventually but generally designing new things takes precedence.
Ahhh yeah
Would love to see a course on how you used the Lattice FPGA to implement some of the features. The little that I've seen, it seems FPGAs are so much more complicated than microcontrollers.. things like crossing clock domains, setting up timing timing constraints, and just thinking in terms of parallel execution (blocking vs non-blocking), etc. Also any thoughts on python tools that can help build fpga systems? For example, I understand migen->nMigen has become Amaranth HDL.. but there's also Chisel or Spinal HDL. Or for building SoCs.. LambdaSoc (Amaranth HDL) vs LiteX (m-labs or whitequark's Migen/MiSoc)?
I have a talk coming up at Crowd Supply Teardown where I will probably talk about some of this. I think I might be trying to transition away from the Lattice FPGAs since the prices tripled during the pandemic. I think it all depends on your background and learning style. As a hardware guy I rather like using FPGAs and writing in verilog. I have not had much luck with the python tools but if your background is software YMMV.
Good jam
McDonald cashier sound
FEEEEEEEERST!
It should be in every rack, probably one of the most powerful complex VCO's out there, but I don't care about the tech too much because I don't understand any of it.
You got some great grooves modulating the master clock around 11 minutes!
Hmm, have yet to try to quantize the Nibbler ... good idea. Now I just have to wait till I get my O+C back that I borrowed a friend (only quantizer I own). And man, Three Body delivers again ... phantastic sounding oscillator :)
Liking the ‘bats in the belfry’ element. Spooky! 👻 Could this be a haunted heads-up for a late October module release? Hmm 🤔
Micro
This is really unique, i love mine. I wish there was an oscillator/sound source that is like that, puts out different weird unpredictable sounds with every small turn of a knob and everything interactive. Thought the Angle Grinder might be but its not, for my taste.
Always helpful
these modules are definitely unique. your case looks like a lot of fun. The only (schlappi) module I have is a Nibbler. but I'm definitely curious about all of them.
Nibbler is a great intro to weird world of Schlappi ;-)
Excellent!!
good stuff!
Thanks !
Angle grinder still blows my mind. So much versatility and such an interesting voice on its own. Perfect compliment to the Three Body, or any other voice honestly.
Sooo damn powerful modules 🤯
sounds really good. thank you
12:00 !!
14:30 too
The harder you hit them, the more harmonics!
Oh man I was just brainstorming other things to do with my second boundary than envelopes, I'll have to go try this
So many thing to do with these little things ;-)
Hey Eric, I met you at Bristronica (the guy in the Melt Banana T-shirt) ... This module looks incredible, I hope to be get my hands on one this year.
melt banana forever
Sounds incredible on both though
I find the anglegrinder can do the job well perfect for playability..for me the key to schlappi’s gear is taming it everything preternatural and amazing is all ready part of the picture …