valence – Cherokee Street Electric

02/28/201802/28/2018

TTSH fun

TTSH #modularsynth

A post shared by Cherokee Street Electric (@csemodular) on Feb 21, 2018 at 9:01pm PST

02/28/201802/28/2018

Valence loop play features

Valence loop play features.. Gate duty cycle, slide types, All gate and all slide. #valence #sequencer #eurorack #modularsynth

A post shared by Cherokee Street Electric (@csemodular) on Feb 24, 2018 at 10:09pm PST

09/24/201709/20/2017

TTSH + 3 Valence, one for each oscillator.

#TTSH + #Valence x3, one for each oscillator.

A post shared by Cherokee Street Electric (@csemodular) on Sep 11, 2017 at 8:11pm PDT

09/22/201702/16/2018

TTSH + 3 Valence.. one shot mode

TTSH + 3 Valence controlling pitch, sync offset, and VCF. one shot mode, plays 16 steps over the course of about a minute.. #valence #sequencer #eurorack #TTSH

A post shared by Cherokee Street Electric (@csemodular) on Sep 7, 2017 at 7:56pm PDT

09/20/2017

TTSH + 3 Valence

Random #TTSH jam with 3 #valence.. 1 for notes, 1 for vco2 hard sync offset, and 1 for filter CV.. #eurorack #modularsynth #sequencer.

A post shared by Cherokee Street Electric (@csemodular) on Sep 3, 2017 at 9:02pm PDT

09/20/201709/20/2017

TTSH + 606

Little jam with #valence, #TTSH, and a 606. Trying to get a demo rig together. #eurorack #modularsynth #sequencer

A post shared by Cherokee Street Electric (@csemodular) on Sep 3, 2017 at 8:38pm PDT

09/20/201709/20/2017

ASM1 + EFM semimodular sequenced w/ Valence

Sequencing my first DIY synth with Valence.. Its an ASM1 with some EFM modules I’ve added over the years, all in a folding walnut case. Built in ’97 and gigged until about ’06. The phone mic just doesn’t do it justice.. Still raw and beefy af… #noteurorack #modularsynth #old-school #valence #sequencer

A post shared by Cherokee Street Electric (@csemodular) on Aug 19, 2017 at 11:09am PDT

09/08/201709/20/2017

Storing, quantizing, scrubbing, mirror mode, playing fwd and bkwd

Storing 8 steps quantized to m7, scrubbing the pattern, playing fwd and bkwd on the internal clock with mirror mode enabled. #eurorack #modularsynth #sequencer

A post shared by Cherokee Street Electric (@csemodular) on Aug 2, 2017 at 4:20pm PDT

09/05/201709/20/2017

demo testing

Test demo… #eurorack #modularsynth

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06/24/201709/20/2017

Valence now has a tap tempo feature that allows you to change the internal clock speed to something different from the default range. This allows for fine tuning of the clock speed around a tapped tempo, or extremely long period complex LFOs that can take days or even months to repeat. Pictured here is a sequence with ALL SLIDE turned on, clocked internally with each step of its 16 steps taking about two minutes. This means this complex LFO takes about 33 minutes to repeat.

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