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Synth Library Portland Video Sync

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This weekend I will be performing at the Synth Library Portland Video Sync event at Lloyd Center with my friend Bastien Lavaud who has flown all the way from France! We are performing Saturday night but I will probably be there the whole time and Bastien will have a booth for his video synthesizer company Syntonie. I am also excited to see all the talks and performances!  Also I have been too busy but the observant who use VCV Rack may have seen a few Schlappi modules pop up. Official announcement soon.

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The Boundary Layer is Now Available

Posted by Eric Schlappi on

Hello Everyone, The Boundary Layer, our triple cycling slew is now in stock and available to purchase both from our website as well as your favorite retailer. It is a powerhouse of modulation, audio rate mayhem, and obscure modular tricks, Check out the videos below!

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Machina Bristronica 2024 Distortion talk now available on Youtube

Posted by Eric Schlappi on

Last year at Machina Bristronica I gave a talk about distortion and they finally posted it up on Youtube. I haven't watched it since listening to myself talk is super weird but I bet it's pretty good and extremely wide ranging. I had a ton of fun at the fest last year, wasn't planning on going this year just due to the amount of travel but maybe if someone twists my arm real hard I will.

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Post-Superbooth: Boundary Layer, hard kicks and binary

Posted by Eric Schlappi on

I just got back from Superbooth where I spent 3 days making hard kick drums with Julien (Stazma) and showing off our new module the Boundary Layer... I'm still jet lagged though and might keep the rest of the Boundary Layer info until you can buy it (soon!). In the mean time here is another video full of hard kicks and one of me talking about the 4 bit binary system.    

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BTMX pattern Remix Schlappy Patching

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In a new Schlappy Patching from Stazma he shows a method of adding rolls, fills, and variations to any gate or logic pattern using the BTMX (as well as Nibbler and BTFLD).  

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