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General => Open Discussion => Topic started by: alanp on October 02, 2016, 05:13:32 AM

Title: Brutal slope detector distortion
Post by: alanp on October 02, 2016, 05:13:32 AM
Something that the Befaco Rampage synth module notes as a possible patch is to connect a guitar (through a line level converter) into one of the inputs, and connect the amp to the Rising output. The Rampage detects whether a voltage is rising or falling, with the two Rising and Falling outputs going hot as a result.

The audio out is a squarewave, with the high portions where the guitar signal is rising, and low everywhere else. It sounds harsh as hell.

Anyone else tried this?
Title: Re: Brutal slope detector distortion
Post by: alanp on October 02, 2016, 05:16:38 AM
https://www.befaco.org/en/rampage/ (https://www.befaco.org/en/rampage/)

There's the webpage about the module. If you decide to DIY it, get the kit (it uses funny LEDs, and sliders that are a bugger to get), and be VERY careful with component positioning. Some people populate the polystyrene caps on the back of the board.

Quote"Ultra-nasty" Distortion
Try processing your favorite music trough the rampage
using the rising or falling connections as outs