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Quilcom Subtractor: A synth using only noise as a source
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Quilcom Subtractor: A synth using only noise as a source
by Spogg » Sun Aug 09, 2015 5:35 pm
Hi all
About 6 months ago I investigated, as a challenge and experiment, what could be achieved using only noise sources in a synth. I then moved on to other projects but today I looked back and thought that somebody may be interested in this idea. So, just for fun, I tidied it up a bit (not optimised - it's not very heavy on CPU) and here it is.
It's really a non-musical sound creator with 3 identical generators and the usual effects chain.
Try the presets and see if you might be inspired to fiddle about (with the synth).
Cheers
Spogg
About 6 months ago I investigated, as a challenge and experiment, what could be achieved using only noise sources in a synth. I then moved on to other projects but today I looked back and thought that somebody may be interested in this idea. So, just for fun, I tidied it up a bit (not optimised - it's not very heavy on CPU) and here it is.
It's really a non-musical sound creator with 3 identical generators and the usual effects chain.
Try the presets and see if you might be inspired to fiddle about (with the synth).
Cheers
Spogg
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