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Korg Minilogue XD // Test Driving My Custom Atonal Texture Oscillator! (logue SDK)

My socials and music: https://linktr.ee/fallingislands Something a little different for today! Over the past 6 years of owning my Korg Minilogue XD, I have found much inspiration trawling the depths of the internet for all manner of custom logue sdk plugins (both oscillators and effects) which I could then use with the custom oscillator / fx slots on the synth. Korg's allowance of third-party developed programs for this line of hardware synths makes it truly unique, and the xd remains a vital part of my arsenal today. However, while I found much joy in trying out oscillators and fx created by other people, what remained a dark art for me was making my own oscillators. I am not from a computer science background at all, and thus even though the logue sdk was advertised as being relatively easy to develop for, that area of interest remained sealed off for me... ...till I discovered Boochow's pd2logue converter! While I am pretty much coding-illiterate, I do have some experience working with visual programming environments such as Max and Pure Data. So when I discovered this wonderful tool which allowed people to create patches within PureData, upload them, and have Korg logue sdk-compatible plugins come out the other end, I was resolved to finally get my hands dirty making something. What you hear in this video is my first attempt at making an oscillator for the logue sdk format. It is a relatively simple concept, comprising 4 sine waves (or 5 saw waves depending on the version), which are then detuned by random degrees, in both directions, creating all manner of subtle to extreme textures with just a twist of the SHAPE knob. I am not quite ready to publish this oscillator yet--ultimately it's just meant to be a learning exercise for myself. But I thought I'd share a snippet of what I have come up with so far. :) Hope you enjoy! Boochow Web Apps: https://app.boochow.com/ Boochow's video on pd2logue:    • From Patch to Sound: Logue SDK Custom Osci...