Quick Tip: Noise Hi-Hat Eurorack Modular Synthesizer Patch Tutorial скачать в хорошем качестве

Quick Tip: Noise Hi-Hat Eurorack Modular Synthesizer Patch Tutorial

In this quick tip, we break down how to make a hi-hat sound on a Eurorack modular synth. You will need: -a trigger source (clock, sequencer, keyboard, etc.) -an AD envelope generator (ideally exponential) -a white noise source -a highpass filter -a VCA -some extra modulation (from an LFO, random source, sequencer, etc.) The patch: -white noise output to highpass filter input -highpass filter output to VCA input -exponential envelope with immediate attack and short-ish decay -trigger source to trigger input of envelope -optionally, modulation source to decay time of envelope -VCA output is the hat sound Classic analog hi-hat sounds are pretty easy to synthesize. By running white noise into a VCA and opening the VCA with a snappy AD envelope, you can simulate striking the hat with a drumstick. With shorter decay times on the envelope, the sound will be closer to a closed hi-hat; with longer decay times, you can simulate the sound of an open hi-hat. By modulating the decay time, it's possible to create patterns that shift between more open and closed sounds. Additionally, running the sound through a highpass filter before the VCA will help to clean up the low-end: experiment with different cutoff frequencies and resonance levels for finer tone control. Modules used (left to right): SSF Stereo Dipole: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/ssf-st... Make Noise Maths: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/make-n... ALM MCO: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/alm-bu... WMD DVCA: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/wmd-dv... Soundmachines LS-1: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/soundm... #PerfectCircuit #QuickTip #Eurorack