I received my unit last week. Amazing. I prefer it in non-recursive mode, at the slow end of the tempo options. I agree that it is an excellent source of noise samples. but more than that, it feels like an interdimensional radio for modem-type connection strings. well done Spherical Sound Society.
Thanks for sharing! You're right, often, simple melodies and patterns can be found in slower settings. Add a delay/reverb pedal for more serious sounding things. :)
A Roland S-1 and J-6, a "Vox Starstream" Guitar, a "little bear" mixer, the "Fluorine" synth and a "Source Audio Collider" delay/reverb pedal. Some of these aren't in the shops anymore. Here's a shameless influencer-y link to my Thomann page ;) www.thomann.de/de/thlpg_3wyepuh6gg.html
nice tutorial, i saw you using a mini pc with probably a vst host and valhalla supermassive. but I only saw a USB connection to the mini PC….?…..how do you get the audio in/out….it is out of the picture, but I would like to know please. Greetings
@@mr_floydst a nice alternative to the expensive guitar pedals..1mini pc, 1 sound card, some rotary encoders, put it in a box…. And we got ourselves an effectspedal with a bunch of reverb’s delays…..Nice.
Well, seems like we have an "emperor's new clothes" situation here ;-) Tbh, the manual of the synth claims it's meant to feel like tuning through a weird radio and eventually finding something interesting (in an endless sea of possible sound/music-like sounds or noises) Please click this link to get an impression why some people find this fascinating (let the example run for some seconds and listen) greggman.com/downloads/examples/html5bytebeat/html5bytebeat.html#t=0&e=0&s=8000&bb=5d000001000b00000000000000003a09410782561fc45121cbdbc9c25ffffe2a8000 The formula here is t%(t>>13&t) and this produces an ever-changing noisy soundscape with a clearly recognizable "idea".
Another wonderfully bizarre little synth. Great to see these sorts of innovative devices!
Thanks for watching! Yeah, the builder community is an innovation engine, so to speak
I'm looking to get a cool little tweakable device like this to go with my Synthstrom Deluge. Can you recommend some other little guys like this?
@@illestduniverse897 This article should give you some ideas:
www.hongkiat.com/blog/open-source-hardware-synths/
Oh, and this monome.org/docs/norns/shield/
Plus take a look at Spherical Sound Societie's page, of course (link is video's description)
@@mr_floydst thanks for the advice! Cheers
It’s a great sample source, and a good starting point for DIY’ers who enjoy soldering. All 4 LED’s are clock outputs. Needs a filter/VCF.
I agree, that's a good use for this. A filter (and a bass boost!) would be nice additions to the next revision.
I received my unit last week. Amazing. I prefer it in non-recursive mode, at the slow end of the tempo options. I agree that it is an excellent source of noise samples. but more than that, it feels like an interdimensional radio for modem-type connection strings. well done Spherical Sound Society.
Thanks for sharing! You're right, often, simple melodies and patterns can be found in slower settings. Add a delay/reverb pedal for more serious sounding things. :)
How long did shipping take?
Love it Floyd!
Thanks!
Some cool sounds here. Looks fun
It is fun! If you don't expect Hi-Fi, that is. :-)
There's a yellow sub in my lemonade! Cool little device.
Thanks!
Spherical Sound Societie‘s Opera Rotas is a lot of fun and exploration. Juan Carlos is a cool guy and a great inventor.
Thanks for watching! You're certainly right. :)
Very nice, great intro 😊👍
Thanks!
This is very interesting
Thanks for watching!
this would roll in a studio production of a band for the timne of big records i imagine it in a u2 album hahah!!!
My bytebeat I have a MMXX T-Ape I love this looks up my alley
Thanks for watching! I'll look up that one.
@@mr_floydst phonicbloom maker MMXX T-APE they also have a new synth ya play with a stylist that looks interesting
What are the four instruments used in the video?
A Roland S-1 and J-6, a "Vox Starstream" Guitar, a "little bear" mixer, the "Fluorine" synth and a "Source Audio Collider" delay/reverb pedal. Some of these aren't in the shops anymore. Here's a shameless influencer-y link to my Thomann page ;) www.thomann.de/de/thlpg_3wyepuh6gg.html
I love seeing new gear, even if it doesn't gel with me
Thanks for watching, then! :)
What's that cool little display you have in example 6? Is it a touchscreen or just a mini display?
That's a smartphone sized mini pc. Search for "Higole" to find it.
By the way, earlier in the USSR the KGB used SW jammers to jam Western radio stations. These sounds of yours reminded me very much of the past...
Yeah, I remember those. Weird sounds on the radio. Ah, the good ol' times. :-)
nice tutorial, i saw you using a mini pc with probably a vst host and valhalla supermassive. but I only saw a USB connection to the mini PC….?…..how do you get the audio in/out….it is out of the picture, but I would like to know please. Greetings
Hi! The USB connection was a cheap mini soundcard with stereo in/out. (Watch my upcoming video on this PC next sunday...) ;-)
@@mr_floydst a nice alternative to the expensive guitar pedals..1mini pc, 1 sound card, some rotary encoders, put it in a box…. And we got ourselves an effectspedal with a bunch of reverb’s delays…..Nice.
Is there a volume control on the Fluorine?
There isn't (at least on my Fluorine - but I understand I have a prerelease version)
It’s nice. Only if the sound wasn’t always so thin!
You can find bassy tones on some programs. But an external EQ is helpful indeed.
what is that little pc thing?
It's a mini pc with a touchscreen. If you can wait until next sunday - I'll have a video on that :)
@@mr_floydst sweet! looking forward to it!
With S-1?
S-1 and guitar. :)
first ;)
This shouldn't be a synth. It should be a CV source, and the knobs should be CV input plugs..
Hi, thanks for watching! Interesting idea, I'll forward it to the creator.
It mostly seems like distracting noise
Well, seems like we have an "emperor's new clothes" situation here ;-)
Tbh, the manual of the synth claims it's meant to feel like tuning through a weird radio and eventually finding something interesting (in an endless sea of possible sound/music-like sounds or noises)
Please click this link to get an impression why some people find this fascinating (let the example run for some seconds and listen) greggman.com/downloads/examples/html5bytebeat/html5bytebeat.html#t=0&e=0&s=8000&bb=5d000001000b00000000000000003a09410782561fc45121cbdbc9c25ffffe2a8000
The formula here is t%(t>>13&t) and this produces an ever-changing noisy soundscape with a clearly recognizable "idea".
So does your comment