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Modulus used to be [[Paul Maddox]] (UK) little synth company doing a 25 unit run of the [[Monowave]]. | Modulus used to be [[Paul Maddox]] (UK) little synth company doing a 25 unit run of the [[Monowave]]. | ||
He did the very promising and now open source, Monowave II for the DSP based Chameleon platform. He also made a polyphonic version of the Monowave for this platform called Phoenix. Both of his DSP based projects included a unique filter slope parameter to mix the output after the first pole and the fourth pole. Thus giving a 2 pole (=12 dB/octave) bandpass. very much like the Oberheim filters. But with the character of the [[Moog]] [[ladder filter]]. But due to the break-down of the Chameleon hardware builder in Spain, he stopped work on this. | He did the very promising and now open source, Monowave II for the DSP based Chameleon platform. He also made a polyphonic version of the Monowave for this platform called Phoenix. Both of his DSP based projects included a unique filter slope parameter to mix the output after the first pole and the fourth pole. Thus giving a 2 pole (=12 dB/octave) bandpass. very much like the Oberheim filters. But with the character of the [[Moog]] [[ladder]] [[filter]]. But due to the break-down of the Chameleon hardware builder in Spain, he stopped work on this. | ||
Version vom 15. Januar 2007, 20:47 Uhr
Modulus used to be Paul Maddox (UK) little synth company doing a 25 unit run of the Monowave.
He did the very promising and now open source, Monowave II for the DSP based Chameleon platform. He also made a polyphonic version of the Monowave for this platform called Phoenix. Both of his DSP based projects included a unique filter slope parameter to mix the output after the first pole and the fourth pole. Thus giving a 2 pole (=12 dB/octave) bandpass. very much like the Oberheim filters. But with the character of the Moog ladder filter. But due to the break-down of the Chameleon hardware builder in Spain, he stopped work on this.
Now he quit all activities on synth building and playing. He started to play electric bass in a band.
He also made music under several names like:
Paul Anthony
MadHouse
also runs a huge web project http://www.synth.net
was very much into Wavetable Synths like PPG, Waldorf and therefore made the Monowave
