Generative Patching: Krell and Benjolin

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A discussion of a few generative patching techniques and a patch breakdown of Todd Barton's Krell Muzak patch as well as an attempt at patching Rob Hordijks Benjolin with eurorack modules. This video is created as part of Portland Community College's Music & Sonic Arts program in Spring 2020.
CORRECTION: In the video I state that Krell is a reference to "Fantastic Planet", it is actually a reference to "Forbidden Planet', both of which are great films, but Forbidden Planet is the one with the soundtrack by Bebe and Louis Barron.
PCC Sonic Arts Program (Specific class is MUC-201 Analog Modular Synthesis):
www.pcc.edu/programs/music-an...
Schlappi Engineering Angle Grinder
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There are a few Schlappi Engineering prototypes used in the video (4Q, Weld), there are no guarantees these will ever be released.
Feel free to contact me with questions and comments!

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27 авг 2020

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Комментарии : 22

@vgermuse 3 года назад

Wow! Eric! Awesome Krell & Benjolin patches and unfoldings and vision! And homage to Don and Rob! 💥🚀👍✨

@modularjourney60 2 года назад

1. Brilliant explanations of these two generative patches! I've been experimenting with them off/on for over a year. I still struggle with understanding the design of the Rungler patch. I have O_C with the Hemisphere Suite, which has the Runglr Book app, but there is no documentation of how to patch it up. Your video helps a lot. 2. It took me some time and research on the internet to figure out that the two triangle waves are sent to a comparator. I did not understand the symbol or the principle. 3. I need the Angle Grinder! 4. I always thought "Schlappi" rhymed with "poppy" and "choppy", so I thought your company was "Sloppy Engineering", which would be a wonderful name. Thanks again!

@markanquoe2612 3 года назад

Oh my god, you're a madman! I'm eating my head over here!

@corticallarvae 2 года назад

Perfect explanation of why shift registers are amazing.

@junelopez9520 Год назад

Thank you for taking the time to explain the patches.

@brianreilly6545 2 года назад

Awesome vid and thanks for your creations!

@fuzzpope 3 года назад

Bravo, great patch choices!

@GangstaPlaya666 3 года назад

Thanks for this great explanation!

@temporoboto 3 года назад

Two super cool patches, thanks for sharing. Just ordered an Interstellar Radio from perfect circuit!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@mgscheue 3 года назад

Love this video series! And Todd Barton. And need to get me some Schlappi modules. (Forbidden Planet, btw :) )

@SCHLAPPIENGINEERING 3 года назад

Ahaha, can't believe I mixed that up!!!

@mgscheue 3 года назад

SCHLAPPI ENGINEERING No worries. What was strange was it seemed off to me but it took about five minutes for the actual name to pop into my head.

@SCHLAPPIENGINEERING 3 года назад

@@mgscheue I feel like I do this over and over and it goes both way. They are two of my favorite movies.

@JuanAMatos-zx4ub 3 года назад

Hi, is anyone else having issues loading this video? Is it corrupted?

@dugtiki8713 3 года назад

schlappi is my pappi

@sollewis2624 3 года назад

when are the angle grinder and 100 grit back In stock??

@SCHLAPPIENGINEERING 3 года назад

100 grit is in stock now! angle grinder restock in october :)

@Lewp77 2 года назад

forbidden planet :)

@Syncopator 3 года назад

It was Forbidden Planet, not Fantastic Planet. Fantastic Planet was a Animated film, Forbidden Planet was with Robby the Robot and the extinct alien race called the "Krell" that left behind some of their music recordings, and the entire film track was early electronic music experiments by Louis & Bebe Barron.

@SCHLAPPIENGINEERING 3 года назад

Yup, as stated in the description of the video, it's just a slip up (they are two of my favorite films). Thanks for watching!