Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
After a long wait, Bruxa has arrived (apparently it's pronounced "broosha").
In theory it's a mostly a delay, but the way the feedback and filtering has been implemented, it's really a texturizer. No bouncy-bounce here.
The first couple sections of this vid use a combo of VCOs through a Fourcaster to shift between them, and some different sequence speeds. But frankly the most interesting bit is the third section, where it's just one note coming out of a Befaco Octaves VCO that's the real winner.
So if you want to go straight for the money, skip to the 19 minute mark or so.
The only additional effect is a bunch of reverb, mostly here to spread out the stereo field.
00:00 Intro
00:20 Slow notes
13:20 Fast notes
19:13 Just one note
After a long wait, Bruxa has arrived (apparently it's pronounced "broosha").
In theory it's a mostly a delay, but the way the feedback and filtering has been implemented, it's really a texturizer. No bouncy-bounce here.
The first couple sections of this vid use a combo of VCOs through a Fourcaster to shift between them, and some different sequence speeds. But frankly the most interesting bit is the third section, where it's just one note coming out of a Befaco Octaves VCO that's the real winner.
So if you want to go straight for the money, skip to the 19 minute mark or so.
The only additional effect is a bunch of reverb, mostly here to spread out the stereo field.
00:00 Intro
00:20 Slow notes
13:20 Fast notes
19:13 Just one note
