Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
This is my entry for the 9th AE Modular patch challenge. This was about using the noise module as the main sound and CV source.
First I'm using a slow triangle LFO to fade unfiltered noise in and out using a VCA. Then I'm using the inverse of the same LFO to change the WASP filter cutoff frequency to get a more resonant noise sweep. A third voice has the noise signal going through a rather snappy envelope which then goes through the delay for the ticking of the clock. The 4th voice is just a VCO being controlled by the SEQ16 to add a mysterious background soundtrack. This is the only part that has nothing to do with the noise module at all.
The 5th part is another VCO which gets its CV from the S&H module which is fed by the noise and gets a clock from the SEQ16. Another envelope makes this snappy so we get completely random melody, whistles and bells. The whole mix going through the MultiFX unit to add space and more delay. Especially the random melody gets some nice delay effects from the MultiFX reverb.
Find out more about this challenge on the forum:
forum.aemodular.com/thread/204/patch-challenge-9-make-noise
All sounds created with the AE Modular from tangible waves. More info on the website:
tangiblewaves.com
All recorded live on the iPhone 5c using the super cheap Behringer UCA-220 audio interface.
#AEModular #tangiblewaves #AEChallenge
This is my entry for the 9th AE Modular patch challenge. This was about using the noise module as the main sound and CV source.
First I'm using a slow triangle LFO to fade unfiltered noise in and out using a VCA. Then I'm using the inverse of the same LFO to change the WASP filter cutoff frequency to get a more resonant noise sweep. A third voice has the noise signal going through a rather snappy envelope which then goes through the delay for the ticking of the clock. The 4th voice is just a VCO being controlled by the SEQ16 to add a mysterious background soundtrack. This is the only part that has nothing to do with the noise module at all.
The 5th part is another VCO which gets its CV from the S&H module which is fed by the noise and gets a clock from the SEQ16. Another envelope makes this snappy so we get completely random melody, whistles and bells. The whole mix going through the MultiFX unit to add space and more delay. Especially the random melody gets some nice delay effects from the MultiFX reverb.
Find out more about this challenge on the forum:
forum.aemodular.com/thread/204/patch-challenge-9-make-noise
All sounds created with the AE Modular from tangible waves. More info on the website:
tangiblewaves.com
All recorded live on the iPhone 5c using the super cheap Behringer UCA-220 audio interface.
#AEModular #tangiblewaves #AEChallenge
