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Schlappi Engineering ANGLE GRINDER / ingenious vco, lfo, filter & distortion / extensive playthrough

In this video about Schlappi Engineering's ANGLE GRINDER I demonstrate the different aspects of the module seperately, before throwing it all together in a gritty mayhem of waveshaping and feedback. ANGLE GRINDER is a versatile piece of gear that can be used to create, shape and mangle audio as well as CV signals. The filter sounds really nice and clean if you back off all the feedback and modulation, but once you start adding the GRIND section to the mix it can produce rich CV controllable distortion. If you use ANGLE GRINDER as a VCO or LFO the linear and exponential FM inputs provide plenty of modulation options. The quadrature LFO outputs can bring life to patches and by adding feedback you can change the shape of the generated sine waves drastically. You can even use ANGLE GRINDER as a make-shift sequencer. ANGLE GRINDER webpage: https://schlappiengineering.com/produ... ANGLE GRINDER on modulargrid: https://www.modulargrid.net/e/schlapp... ANGLE GRINDER user manual: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/054... If you really like my content and you'd like to support me while at the same time gaining access to some exclusive content, you can have a look at my support pages. I've been using ko-fi until recently but I made a Patreon page as well. Ko-fi is good for 'one time' donations (but requires making a log-in) while Patreon is more aimed at monthly support and perhaps the service that most people are more familiar with. The content on both platforms is pretty much the same. http://www.ko-fi.com/BRiES   / madebybries   0:00 intro 0:11 hi 1:38 a quick rundown 6:56 sound examples 13:20 filter 33:10 vco/lfo 39:21 GRIND aka comparators 53:08 5 minute intermezzo 57:16 some interesting uses 1:14:00 conclusion 1:15:15 thank you for watching DISCLAIMER: Schlappi Engineering sent me this module to learn and demonstrate. In no way does this affect my content. My goal is to 'show and tell' what a module can be used for and what it can't do in as much detail as possible, so everyone curious about it can make a better judgement about if the module is right for them or not.