Yes, maybe… But knob turning does not feel the same in VCV
I agree that an expander would satisfy both crowds.
Personally I do not ever care about a module being a truthful recreation of anything, what I really want is good sounding tools. In this case I wish for a beautifully unstable and alive fixed frequency resonant equalizer / filter bank with self patching ability, a feedback welcoming beast that tames and gets wild at the turn of a knob.
If it does not have CV inputs I’ll “Stoermelder Map” the S… out of it
Not the guy you replied to, but this module was fully analog and had no code to share. It would have to be modeled to get the functions in a digital unit. Most likely not scheduled to happen any time soon and it may not meet the same criteria to copy that the open sourced modules would.
It would be cool if there was a matrix mixer like the EMS Synthi pin matrix, and include all the crosstalk. If you modulate two different inputs with one signal, other modulations of either input bleeds into the other. In other words the pin matrix is unbuffered, so it’s a festival of unintended modulation,
I was going to model the entire Zoxnoxious analog modulations like EMS Synthi, but it became a bit too complex. I still kept the pin-like interface for the Audio Out module, where one selects the output cards and routing them to left/right channels.
But yeah - EMS had some cool stuff and the interface to prove it!
I would love to see the progress you have made with the ‘Sealegs’ build, how have you assembled that? Love delay modules that warp sounds and give them a beautiful texture. I have made a rack version of the Vongon Polyphrase guitar pedal. A Time Lag Accumulator style device.
Nautilus sounds interesting as well-underwater delay hmmm!
Hi @ady34 - happy to share with you. I’m following a method similar to a VCV version of my Sherman Filter Bank. I’ve only just started and have the Fog routing switcher built (a Stoermelder Intermix being controlled by PatchMaster). The modulation and other features should not be too hard to implement. I’ll share what I have as soon as I feel it is worth sharing (another couple of days).
@Vega I’m replying to a post from years ago here, but I see the Databender has been mentioned a few times. If you have Host FX and don’t mind buying plugins occasionally, there’s one called Digitalis which makes some very similar sounds:
I’ve tried Digitalis and didn’t really vibe with it. Couldn’t get it to make the sounds I wanted. While it’s a lot more limited Codec | Modern Degradation VST3 / AU Plugin | Lese does exactly what I want, and is free.
Sorry to say, but unless you have the schematic, and are very good at analog modelling it’s going to be hard to get something to sound like a Sherman Filterbank. You could make something with has the same sorts of knobs and does filtering but that filter spanks hard.
Sorry to say, but unless you have the schematic, and are very good at analog modelling it’s going to be hard to get something to sound like a Sherman Filterbank.
The Filter bank is not a simple filter. I don’t know what the practical upper limit is for circuit level emulation, but it’s a big one.
