Ernest

A BEAP implementation of the Synthcore 2.1 5d SVF filter, which is completely implemented in Cycling74 gen~ codebox. A demo patch, illustrated, shows some possibilities.

A BEAP implementation of the Synthcore 2.1 5d SVF filter, which is completely implemented in Cycling74 gen~ codebox. A demo patch, illustrat

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BEAP 5d SVF Filter

Darwin Grosse

In Part 3 of the "A Few Minutes with BEAP" tutorial series, we combine the standard BEAP sequencer with other modules to create shifting and rotating generative sequences - maximal fun, minimal patching. 

All the tutorials in this series:Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, Part 11, Part 12, and Part 13.

Max 7 includes the BEAP modules, developed by Matthew Davidson for his work as a Berklee School of Music. 
Learn more about the video tutorial series here: 
https://cycling74.com/2015/09/15/a-few-minutes-with-beap-tutorial-series

A Few Minutes with BEAP: Work with Sequencing Tools (Part 3)

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A Few Minutes with BEAP, Part 3

Akihiko Matsumoto

Music by Akihiko Matsumoto 
http://akihikomatsumoto.com   

Custom BEAP Module Patch
https://github.com/akihikomatsumoto?tab=repositories

Custom M4L Plugin
http://akihikomatsumoto.com/download/

Modular System  

Sequence: Ableton Live, Cycling'74 Max/MSP 
Mix: Ableton Live 
CV Converter: Korg SQ1, Expert Sleepers ES-3 
Synth1: Oscitron 
Synth2: Braids 
Bass1: QUADNIC 
Bass2: Black Wavetable VCO 
Bass3: Warps with QUADNIC 
Noise1: One  
Noise2: Owl Modular  
Noise3: Manis Iteritas with WMD Geiger Counter 
Noise4:Wogglebug 
Effect: Custom M4L on Ableton 
MIDI Controller: Evolution uc33e 
Reverb: Eventide Blackhole  
Limitter: iZotope Ozone8 

Music by Akihiko Matsumoto 
http://akihikomatsumoto.com   
Custom BEAP Module Patch
https://github.com/akihikomatsumoto?tab=repositories
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Eurorack Modular Synth with Max/MSP BEAP (❀◕‿◕ฺ)

In Part 2 of the "A Few Minutes with BEAP" tutorial series, we look at three example oscillators that can provide a lot of interesting sounds to your patch. We look deeper into the OSCILLATOR module - the core of Part 1. Then we look into the FM oscillator - along with a resource on using FM synthesis. Finally we take a look at the SAMPLR module, which gives us sample access within our patch - as well as the ability to sample our own work.

Swapping out oscillators in a great way to find some interesting sounds without having to make massive patch changes. This video should inspire you to take you BEAP patching to the next level!

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