Hi all! I’m new here so I can’t share files directly yet, but I think I can share links:
This is a patch I cooked up for Gills (using the new 1.1.0 firmware). It’s a kind of pseudo-random techno bleep bloop generator. It’s built around 2 sinewaves with AM and cross modulating FM. It currently uses external midi clock, though you can of course easily change that to be any other clock source. The encoder sets the amount of steps in the sequence to 4, 8, 16 or 32.
Holding down S3 writes new notes to the sequence, and S4 inserts silence.
S1 switches toggles between frequency- and phase cross modulation.
Hope you like it! It’s the first patch I built since I got the Gills. Really loving it so far
What a great idea. Downloading now !
Thanks! I have created a new version in the meantime that sorts out a few little bugs and improves the sound. I will post it in the thread as soon as I can
I added parameter display to the current version.
All the pot outputs go into a /disp/auto_muxer , the index out picks a string from a disp/string_muxer to display on line 2 and the output goes to a /string/prefix000 to display the value on line 3.
Currently resisting the urge to add reverb and delay 
That’s a nice addition! I’ve added the latest version I did to the drive folder:
The main changes I made:
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removed the clicks you heard when you held the erase button. This was an order-of-operations issue
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edited the output stage, and added an experimental stereo all-pass filter stage that is also modulated by the secondary modulation button
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general patch cleanup
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the main reason I didn’t add any internal fx was that I didn’t have any knobs free to tweak them on the unit tbh. But I’d be curious to see what others do with it!
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One thing that’s on my list for a future version is occasional notes being held for an extra beat. Right now it generates continuous notes on every count, but I think it would be cool if it occasionally held a note, just to create a little extra rhythmic movement
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