Complex Quadrature LFOs With Ornament & Crime

[@Phazerville]

If you crank it up to audio rate frequencies, you get a complex set of 4 wavetable oscillators, albeit without CV pitch control. Locked frequency ratios make chords easy. Great for ambient drones.

[@LoVeAmBiEnT]

Ya? Can u elaborate a little more? Exactly what I want to do. Drones.

[@TheGrrson]

Just got a pcb for this module and I'm sourcing the parts now. I cannot wait to build it.

[@adamsmith4416]

So I could emulate the effect of this on any soft synth with four LFOs, simply by having them run at the same rate with different phase?

[@voltagecontrollab]

Adam Smith in a sense yes, however there is a wave shape morphing function that happens if you enable the spread amount, so you might want to explore with different shapes as well as different phases...

[@adamsmith4416]

Voltage Control Lab Cool. thanks for the info. Your channel is pretty useful, even for someone like me, who presently doesn't own any mudular hardware, but would still like to apply these concepts using different paradigms. There are a few VSTs that can morph through different shapes with LFOs, although I may need to wrap several instances in a modular host. It will interesting to see what I can come up with.

[@adamsmith4416]

Voltage Control Lab Actually scrub that last idea, I can use any number of external LFOs from the host or in VST form, with different phases and wavemorph to any synth, even one that has no LFOS at all.

[@LoVeAmBiEnT]

Can each lfo run at a different rate? Tryn to get a similar effect like OCHD.

[@VoyVod242]

Can the Quadraturia-LFOs be tempo synced to an external clock? That alone would be reason enough to get this module. :D

[@voltagecontrollab]

Ilari Sivil using trigger input 1, you can restart the lfos. while this isn't exactly sync, it can be used to a similar effect.

[@scamlikely1442]

Yeah just to update this, it does have tap tempo now, using cv3, and you can choose divisions or multiplication of your incoming clock for each channel

[@VoyVod242]

My hand is being forced to pull the trigger, eventually. Thanks for the info!

[@stevehunter6569]

Anyone know where to get a PCB or panel? Better yet a kit?

[@voltagecontrollab]

If you check the DIY section on muffwiggler, you'll find the discussion in the top few threads. There are a bunch of people there who have pcbs, panels and who can build one if you prefer that route.

[@saederkrupp]

I bet you can upload the files to OSH park and get them shipped to you pretty cheap

[@voltagecontrollab]

Definitely! It's an open source module, so that's always an option!

[@user-lq5ev8hg9q]

I bought my PCB and panel from Magpie. worked out great. nobody offers a full kit, and even if you do the Mouser cart provided on the O&C website, you still have to supplement it with some ebay stuff.

[@veith]

Looks great. THanks a lot. But it seams to me that it is not instaled on mine. Is there an easy way to instal it?

[@borkkorb]

update your firmware to the current version.

[@montgomeryword7748]

dope

[@rare_grooves_shack_1983]

too bad nobody makes a "voltage envelope generator" like this where you can go beyond ADSR & do envelopes and pitches that start with downward sweeps to simulate scratching or boing type effects, or modulate wobble bass sounds. this is KIND of like that, but it would be even better if it had a trigger mode

[@montgomeryword7748]

funk toon this can be done with maths and a d.c. coupled vca! (or 5)

[@willmattwood]

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