Tony Horsman, father of Doepfer A-100 Facebookgroup creator/moderator Richard Horsman has created this next video with his 99.9% pure Doepfer system and an Arduino.
Video: Tony Horsman's Shumovik II composer/performer system
" Arduino Mega microcontroller controlling a large Doepfer modular synthesizer. Every piece performed is unique, using four complex sounds each with two variants and two alternative effects. Patch design and Arduino code by Tony Horsman."
"He is taking questions on this thread in the Eurorack sub-forum on Muffs.... "
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Monday, September 15, 2014
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Richard Horsman's Modular Rack Planner
A project that i have been keeping an eye on for a while is Richard Horsman's Modular Planner.
The maker is trying create a multi-format modular planner application (for PC and Mac) that takes the best things of already existing (online and offline) rack-planners, like the DougCL Rackplanner , the Eurorack Database and http://www.modularplanner.co.uk/ ,with many added features of his own.
The feature list so far (with a LONG way to go) is....
Video: RichyHo's Rack Planner - Video #2
" Best watched in full screen, HD. A better quality video demonstrating the main features of my current development project - RichyHo's Rack Planner. Now at version 1.13 (not available for a while yet!) it's a modular synthesizer rack layout planner and patch notation system. Comments welcome. Thanks for watching."
It looks like a very interesting project, and i can't wait until it is available for us to try out.
Loads of info and pictures are available on the Muffwiggler thread:
http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=61984&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=160
The maker is trying create a multi-format modular planner application (for PC and Mac) that takes the best things of already existing (online and offline) rack-planners, like the DougCL Rackplanner , the Eurorack Database and http://www.modularplanner.co.uk/ ,with many added features of his own.
The feature list so far (with a LONG way to go) is....
- Browse a 'modules' subfolder to pick a module to add.
- Preview the module's "drop zone" (see green in image above).
- Check it's not being dropped on top of another module (override will be available)
- Pick up and move a module to a new unoccupied location
- Define a rack structure (width, rows, columns, scaling)
- Track HP usage
- Save & load standard Rack Planner files
Video: RichyHo's Rack Planner - Video #2
" Best watched in full screen, HD. A better quality video demonstrating the main features of my current development project - RichyHo's Rack Planner. Now at version 1.13 (not available for a while yet!) it's a modular synthesizer rack layout planner and patch notation system. Comments welcome. Thanks for watching."
It looks like a very interesting project, and i can't wait until it is available for us to try out.
The planning is that it will be released late this summer...
Richard's progress can be followed via his blog at
http://horsmanprojects.blogspot.nl/Loads of info and pictures are available on the Muffwiggler thread:
http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=61984&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=160
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