Cat Multiosc B (Sync Slave)

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Cat Multiosc B (Sync Slave)

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The Cat Multiosc B can be used in slave mode (the saw oscillator is slaved).
Three oscillator outputs at the same time (sub square, square, saw up).
Used in conjunction with the cat multiosc a, it's possible to obtain fat sounds in minutes.

As always, i must say thanks very much to pixelbytes (shroomz and shark)for the idea and the design.

Micron

updated to v 1.1 (pot optimization by Pixelbytes)

24Dec 2006
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Very thanks

What next ? :smile:
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Post by hifiboom »

jeah!

djmicron did it again,
many thanks !!!

we definitly need more of this stuff, because it makes it easier to handle in modular.
With standard modules you would need to load many modules.
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go on with the nice work!

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Wow, thank you 1000 Salvatore! :grin:
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Post by Shilo »

I'm using pulsar since more than 5 years, but modular only a view weeks (also this forum).
I tested your cat multi A and had to say, great sounding tool.
(Damned, my english is too bad, to say the right words. Turn me on slave mode :smile:)
So I'm happy about your next present to the community.

Many thanks
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Post by djmicron »

Thanks to all for trying it :grin:
On 2006-10-04 08:30, megerov wrote:
What next ?
in the next releases will be done some other module related to the cat series and some update of my previous devices and some new device from my (crazy) head :smile:


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Respect to DJMicron! :grin:
WoW!
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"... and some update of my previous devices and some new device from my (crazy) head"

Yeeeeeaaah! Rock'nRoll' in da davice forum.
Sory my bat english. I never learned it on scool but with Monty Phyton's Flying Circus (original) with german subtext. Side effects: Silly Walk.
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i've updated the device,
please check the first post for details :smile:
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lovely, thanks!
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Great DJMicron ! Thanks a lot for these very nice sounding osc. :smile:
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Post by Shroomz~> »

Much better with the switch changed Salvatore!! :wink:

This sounds soooo sweet alongside the master version :smile: With the pair of these it's relatively easy to come very close to the Octave CAT architecture & sound which is very cool for us here because our CAT is acting completely flakey at the moment :sad: (I think we've been neglecting it & it wants some attention)

Great work & thanks for this!!!

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Post by ds-sound »

Oh, wow! :D

The saw osc sounds wonderful!
Excellent both for bass-lines and for some serious piercing leads.
I really like the way it behaves on low octaves: dominant, instead of 'clickish'.

The Pulse and triangle also sounds very good. What have you changed in their design? I'd be happy to hear what space these waveforms gives for innovation...

Many thanks!
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Post by Shroomz~> »

Here is some modular patches made by BLUEmotion which use the C4T Master OSC >>>
http://www.planetz.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=20006
http://www.planetz.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=20015
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Post by djmicron »

ds-sound wrote:Oh, wow! :D

The saw osc sounds wonderful!
Excellent both for bass-lines and for some serious piercing leads.
I really like the way it behaves on low octaves: dominant, instead of 'clickish'.

The Pulse and triangle also sounds very good. What have you changed in their design? I'd be happy to hear what space these waveforms gives for innovation...

Many thanks!
hi,
i have made this device from low level atoms and i've tried to emulate the freq response of the real cat by designing some filter at the output of each oscillator.

Thanks for trying and don't forget to try it in tandem with the cat a :)
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Actually I was going to try it with a super-saw patch, should be fun! :lol:

I love that C4T saw waveform...
I tried to emulate it by rolling the low frequencies off a flexor NBL saw, then adding an open LP filter with high resonance.

It's much easier now, with your C4T osc, and it also sounds much better!
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top :-)
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updated 8)
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Re: Cat Multiosc B (Sync Slave)

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So bummed out by the removal of all your cool modules Micron :/

I really love the deep C4T sound ...

Any chance these Oscs are still available ?

Thanks
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Re: Cat Multiosc B (Sync Slave)

Post by djmicron »

you are welcome, download is here:

http://goo.gl/N1WK5x
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