Quilcom Mystery

[@AntonioGonzalez-yi2ld]

Thanks a lot! I'm playing around with almost all of your beatifull, inspiring devices.

[@jonatopik]

you are absolutely brilliant

[@KozmykJ]

I love the 'eccentricity' of your Quilcom devices. 💫

[@Dan_Corkery]

Thank you..thank you..thank you, Rex! I'm really looking forward to playing around with this and, based on the video here, this looks like something I'll be using for a long time to come..really handy little gem for use in ambient music.

[@rexbasterfield5332]

Thank you!!

[@flaviushadadea1194]

Amazing work, again, Mr. Basterfield! Please do keep continuing your researches!

[@mikeexits]

Hey, just figured I should let you know. The SIM-HG video link on your Flowstoners page leads here.

[@rexbasterfield5332]

Thank you! Fixed now.

[@KirbyCurbwhy]

Interesting concept! I've gotta try this out! Thanks, Rex!

[@shanedunne8488]

Terrific, Rex. The randomization + slew approach is brilliant. Would you consider adding one more knob in addition to the "N" knob, to adjust how how much higher-order harmonic levels roll off with increasing harmonic number (i.e. a fixed scaling curve applied in addition to the AMT settings)? The "1/N" button is nice, until randomized amounts override it.

[@rexbasterfield5332]

Thank you Shane! There was actually more I could have added but I wanted it to be as easy to use as possible without controls that didn’t do much. The 1/n switch was meant for anyone who wanted to use it as a regular additive synth to set a common start condition, rather than randomised. But you can adapt the schematic to your own needs of course!

[@Hyper5nic]

Fabuloso!!

[@edinmage]

Which vst did you use to make the visual effects for this video?

[@rexbasterfield5332]

The intro was made in NCH Videopad and the outro in VSDC video editor using the amazing visualisation function to add video to a sound track.

[@manlust5439]

ear blasting.