Modular Synth as Lab - Complexity and the Single Oscillator : WestminsterResearch

Title	Modular Synth as Lab - Complexity and the Single Oscillator
Creators	Boon, H.
Description	An exploration within modular synthesis through a series of short, interconnected video studies, with commentary, highlighting techniques and approaches constrained by the use of a single oscillator and what complexity could mean within a ‘limited’ system. These restrictions are aimed at ‘freeing’ the performer by illustrating three types of performance and compositional application.
Date	08 May 2020
Keywords	Modular Synthesizer
	Make Noise Maths
	Klavis Twin Waves
	Eurorack
	Complex Oscillator
	Patching Techniques
	Simulation Study
	Performance
Files	Conf Vid Hi 2.mp4 Image credit Hussein Boon Rights Hussein Boon Media type Video License All rights reserved File Access Level Open (open metadata and files)
Place of publication	London
Web address (URL)	https://youtu.be/lnPh4lPKNf4
	http://www.c21mp.org/session-2-restriction-and-affordance/

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