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Date: Nov 28 2011 20:19
Author: TSt
Location: Bln
Interest: exp. contemorary music composition
Congratulations!
tip: look into the 2nd Book of Formant-Synthesizer Building, there are several interesting modules too
regards
TSt
Date: Jan 31 2011 8:51
Author: Ronald Sinda
Location: Germany Bavaria
Interest: Electronic, RF, space crafts, Synthesizer
I Have build the Elektor Formant from 1979 to 1980.
It was my first big Project.
I was 20 Years old.
And he worked absolutly perfect.
Now he sleeps in a storage space under the roof
20 Years no. Married with Kits .........
It was to much pain. ;-)
Now I am so happy to find this simulation.
Thank you very much.
I am so enthused. After 20 Years
I will start again to use them.
(with headphones)
Thank you,thank you.
Ronald Sinda
Germany Bavaria
Date: Feb 21 2009 5:25
Author: TSt
Location: Bln
Interest: exp. contemorary music composition
and greetings from a FORMANT-user (special designed console: 6vco, 4vcf, 16step-seq, rmo, vclfo, adsr-ctrl, s&h etc)
I know 2 books (Chapman and Aigner) before I hear and read about FORMANT, my first sources and inspirations came from RFE (the journal in GDR about electronics and engineering)G.Engel and H-J Schultze - electronica
that's why I'm build my first module with 709 OPAMPs(A109) but the 24dB vcf was discrete built - this was my free wiring synthesizer, only a wooden plate and a mounted panel ,:)
I'm using this (of course the FORMANT, A-100 etc.)
and of course other stuff (I program and perform with Max-msp) in exp. and contemporary music area
good luck for your further projects and vstis
and here my suggestions: designing modules as separate vsti so they can patch, communicate together? yes - MIDI or similar protocols "could" be a solution
it should be useful, to design more special modules, like shepard-generator, vierpol-modulator(in Pfitzmann, telekosmos-Velag from the 50's(?) is a shematic) interesting also: strange: electronic music
we wait also for EMS-Synthi-100 etc (a hughe project...)
regards
TSt (Ens. Kunstkopf Bln.)