Dual VCA + DADSR What a great couple!
5U Modular Synth

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde... but who is who?

We have the LP5624 low-pass filter, from 1 pole (6 dB) to 4 poles (24 dB), raw and smooth, and the diode ladder filter with 2 resonant paths and distortion ranging from subtle to wild.

BM544 : Quad buffered multi
LM524 : Triple logic
ATB502 : Dual attenuator/booster


5U of happiness
SynTesla Hz-LFO516

SDLF-V1 Diodes Ladder Filter







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Klaus Schulze explains the new Big Wall he has been using on stage since 1996

"It's from Quasimidi, especially made for me. It's shaped like the "Big Moog". Essentially, it's seven independent Polymorphs, which is a kind of a rebuild of the old Moog sequencer: it also has eight steps in three different rows. For instance I can use one for filtering, one for the envelope and so on, whatever I want. In addition, the new Big Wall includes seven Rave-O-Lution 309 drum computers, each with five MIDI channels, the fifth being the sequencer for synth sounds.

The Rave-O-Lutions are used for rhythm: bass, drums and percussion, whilst the Polymorphs do all the real sequencer work. The whole unit is linked with a rack-mounted "Live Clock" that handles program changes and the MIDI clock to synchronize the whole unit."

Source: www.klaus-schulze.com/misc/instr.htm#Studio

Klaus Schulze (* 4 August 1947 in Berlin; † 26 April 2022[1]) was a German composer, musician, and producer.
He is considered an important representative of electronic music and a pioneer of the Berlin School.

Klaus Schulze Live - WDR Köln 1977

Klaus Schulze - Shadowlands (2013)

 

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Klaus Schulze was one of those immortal Giants.
Especially the Timewind album is an all-time favorite of mine
Go listen!

"Timewind is the fifth album by Klaus Schulze. It was originally released in 1975, and is Schulze's first solo album to use a sequencer, something which would become a mainstay of nearly all of his work going forward. It features cover art by Urs Amann, who also provided artwork for several other Schulze albums."

 

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