Four oscillators with a modulation matrix is the basic architecture of the Humble Audio Quad Operator. If this sounds as fun to you as it does to me, you can check out my full review and demos here: https://ask.audio/articles/review-humble-audio-quad-operator
Tag: vco
Review: Noise Engineering Cursus Iteritas Percido
This was the first piece of Noise Engineering kit to grace my rack, and I’m sure it won’t be the last. You can check out my review and some basic Latin here: https://ask.audio/articles/review-noise-engineering-cursus-iteritas-percido
Review: Instruo Cš-L Dual Voltage Controlled Oscillator
This oscillator was definitely fun to explore. Super dense, with a ton of possibilities. You can check out more of my thoughts here along with some audio demos: https://ask.audio/articles/review-instruo-cl-dual-voltage-controlled-oscillator
Review: Qu-Bit Electronix Scanned Eurorack Module
In November 2018 I delved into the Scanned VCO from Qu-Bit Electronix. You can check out my take here: https://ask.audio/articles/review-qubit-electronix-scanned-eurorack-module
Synthesis Essentials: All About Oscillators
Oscillators. The raw sound source that spawns the diverse range of tones and timbres spewed by all synthesizers. They come in different shapes and can be produced by a variety of techniques to make your imagination audible. If you consider the fact that all of the sounds we hear are vibrations in air, oscillators are creating synthetic vibrations that become sound once connected to a speaker. Instead of moving back and forth like a guitar string, the oscillator cycles between positive and negative voltages. Continue reading “Synthesis Essentials: All About Oscillators”
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