MUSICAL FEATURES
Sidrax consists of 7 wooden keys and 44 patch points, each with a triangular VCO, and is simple and open-ended.Mysterious, Obscureanalog polyphonic synthesizer.A pseudo pressure-sensitive mechanism using piezo is installed under the keyboard, and it responds delicately to changes in the keyboard.If you press it slowly, the sound fades in, and if you press it hard, it creates a percussive attack.In addition, CV corresponding to touch/release is output for each keyboard.
In addition to global tuning control via the lower left knob, each key can be pitched individually via sliders for easy special tuning.in the low frequency rangeLFOcan be used asA triangular wave oscillator produces warm tones from each keyboard, and they show various forms of unstable movement due to interaction between keyboards by patching, self-patching, and interference between oscillators by chaos knobs.
The main output on the upper side is a stereo mini jack that pans left and right when the keyboard touch/release transitions.Left and right panning is set randomly by the keyboard.Since touch/release information is output from the orange jack of each keyboard, it can also be used as a gate/trigger to other Ciat-Lonbarde machines and modular systems.
Sidrax is one of Ciat-Lonbarde's most outlandish synthesizer lineups.Patching will make it the most flexible synthesizer to respond to the whims of the player.
HOW TO USE
Interface
Ciat-Lonbarde's banana synthesizer inputs cold colors such as blue and green, and outputs warm colors such as red, orange, and yellow.Even if you don't know the details of how to operate it, you can experiment with what happens by patching from output to input to create a new playing experience.
Sidrax, like all Ciat-Lonbarde synthesizers, has a lot of patch points. There are 1 rows of 6 patch points in a row (except gray) (with 7 left and 3 in the middle), each row being a keyboard patch point.Each patch point is lined up one step off when going to the next row.This alternates warm outputs and cool inputs in all directions, making it easier to patch next to each other.
The side part has a stereo mini jack for output in the back, a ground on the right side, and a connector for a 9V battery on the left side.
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