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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- In this Signal Colors Palette video, I'm taking a first look at the Ciat-Lonbarde Benjolin / Peterlin, a tiny wooden synth featuring a nod to synthesis history by putting the focus on sound creation with a circuit design inspired by the "Rungler" by Rob Hordijk.
Hang out while I coax some cool sounds from this wildly experimental sounding synth!
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This is chaotic AF, love it! Thank you for making this video so quick
Haha very! And yeah! I wanted to get something out because new CL is few and far between (plus I was pumped about getting it haha). Thanks for watching 🙌
Cool! Reminds me of the Bastl/Casper SoftPops, also inspired by the Rungler. Would be interesting to compare. Thanks for sharing this
That would be cool to compare! I haven’t tried a SoftPop, but I love the quirky Bastl stuff :)
And thanks for checking it out and for the comment 🙌
thank you for putting this together!
Hey it’s only worthwhile if people are watching so thank YOU :)
Excellent! Can't wait to get one, sounds great!
It’s a pretty wild machine! Excited to see what you do with it 🙌
Then there are the patching possibilities. NICELY done!
Yes! That’ll be in my next vid on it once I figure out what I’m doing there haha 😆 Thanks for watching and for the comment :)
Damn that was quick! Awesome video!
Haha thank you! I was excited so I figured why not jump on it ASAP :) thanks for the compliment and for watching the vid 🙌
Thanks for the vid!
Thanks for checking it out oh circuit wizard 🙌
FUN!!! thank you for making this video. could you do some cross patching with your other CL gear?
Yeah! I plan to, and I have the coco but plan to get a PB again soon(ish). Stay tuned! :)
Does it come with any sort of spec or description and/or function details for the knobs and buttons/patch points?
I cannot find anything anywhere.
None! True CL fashion. There are some diagrams online floating around now that attempt to make sense of it. Def check out the lines forum in the CL thread!