Description
By using a nonlinear feedback system, patterns are created that exhibit chaotic properties like attractors, bifurcations, etc. Second, the filter also uses a nonlinear feedback system that can go into ranges where bifurcations occur, which results in the creation of ‘undertones’, where the period doublings create harmonic partials that are lower in frequency as the signal fed into the filter.
The chaotic behavior of the Blippoo Box reveals itself through the repetitive nature of the sound patterns it produces when in a stable state. When a control know is changed to a new position, the box will soon go into an apparent random state and then will find a new balance in a new stable state where it repeats another sound pattern. Tiny changes in a knob setting can sometimes produce dramatic differences in pitches and durations for new patterns. By careful tuning and changing the amount of modulation by the resonator, many timbral structures can be given to a pattern. Still, the particular design of the resonator and how it reacts when excited by the chaotic core of the Blippoo Box will impose a certain sonic character on the final sound, giving the instrument its own personality.
The chaotic behavior of the Blippoo Box reveals itself through the repetitive nature of the sound patterns it produces when in a stable state. When a control know is changed to a new position, the box will soon go into an apparent random state and then will find a new balance in a new stable state where it repeats another sound pattern. Tiny changes in a knob setting can sometimes produce dramatic differences in pitches and durations for new patterns. By careful tuning and changing the amount of modulation by the resonator, many timbral structures can be given to a pattern. Still, the particular design of the resonator and how it reacts when excited by the chaotic core of the Blippoo Box will impose a certain sonic character on the final sound, giving the instrument its own personality.
Architecture
Type: Analog, Digital
Synthesis: Subtractive
Oscillators
Oscillators: 2
Filters
Filters: 2
Types: Band Pass, Resonance
Filter Notes:
+ Twin Peak Resonator
+ Twin Peak Resonator
LFO
LFO: 3
LFO Parameters: Sample & Hold
LFO Notes::
2 x Runglers
2 x Runglers
Polyphony & Tuning
Polyphony: 1
Timbrality: 1
Tuning: Atonal
Modes: Mono
Case
Case: Desktop
Controls: Knobs, Modulation 1/8" Jacks, Pedal - Filter
Display Type: LED
Connections
Audio Output Connections: 1/4" Phone Jack, Mono Out
Inputs: 1/4" Mono
CV Ports: CV IN, CV OUT
Power: DC
Production
Year Released: 2012
Used By
Gino Robair,
Amy X Neuberb,
Hans Tammen,
Rob Hordijk
Design Notes:
Designed by Rob Hordijk.
Designed by Rob Hordijk.
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Used Price: $500 - $1200 - convert
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