Shared System Tutorials | Part 24 | Phonogene Revived

[@Starthief]

I like to create a few splices, use EOS to clock 0-Ctrl, use an 0-Ctrl channel for the Organize input and maybe the varispeed, and the other channel(s) for whatever else.

[@noidsch2129]

Wow great video! Fantastic ideas for using the Phonogene.

[@rucasm]

My first module. Still love it a lot!!

[@piotr803]

You seem to use X-Pan a lot. Would you say it's quite indispensable in your patching setup/method?

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I personally feel it's a must have in the shared system because it's originally a mono design. XPAN opens up so many new possibilities and great stereo space with panning, send/return (with optomix/moddemix sum out), etc.

[@geraldgoodiii6993]

How the hell did u do figure out the EOS > input to use as a osc? Mind blown 🤯

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I figured out with the Basimilus Iteritas Alter - and any triggered module - that you can feed it a squarewave, which is a stream of gates with variable pulse width. Then the BIA starts creating a tone instead of a beat. This is also how you turn math cycles into tones where EOR/EOC also produce two square waves at high speed. So when you turn the gene-size all the way CW, you see that EOS doesn't blink anymore. Then I just tried to patch it back to the input and record it with the original very short 'wavetable'. Messing around with settings during recording gets really weird wavetables with 'original material' between the EOS pulses so you get a really insane square wave with all kinds of textures in between. Tuning it with Rene can make it play melodies too.

[@roccoharris]

this is some brilliant shizz. bravo!!

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Thank you!