Turing Machine as VCO (Eurorack/Doepfer Modular Synth Demo) #TTNM

In this video we'll have a look at using the Music Thing Modular "Turing Machine" Random Looping Sequencer (phew) as a VCO. You can do some cool slew-limiter tricks if you combine it with a Make Noise Function or Maths module. If you have any questions or comments, please post them below :) Thanks for watching!

Filmed with a Canon EOS 550D (Rebel t2i) with Magic Lantern and a GoPro 1.

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[tuesdaynightmachines]

+Lew Termen: I can't reply to you because of your privacy settings. The way I understand wave shapers, is that they modify an incoming waveform. The RLS however generates its own waveforms, like a VCO. The pulse wave going into the clock input is not changed or used other than "driving" the module.

[Cloroqx]

Is the oscilloscope a plugin or are you filming another screen and overlaying it?

Awesome video, cheers.