Scott Riesterer on Jun 08, 2016 in Review 2 comments

If you're in the market for a eurorack module that can convert noisy sounds into something musical, then the 4MS Spectral Multiband Resonator should be on your shopping list. Here's why.  
Under the hood

What have we here? 

Pic 2
Up close and personal

Tipping the Scales

Many controls for patch cables and your fingers

In Use 

 

Scott Riesterer

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Scott is a Sound Designer from Vancouver, Canada who has contributed his post production audio skills to dramatic and documentary films, animations, video games, and oddly enough, the Chevrolet Volt. His music makes heavy use of field recordings gathered from a variety of sources and locations. In 2013 he released Sonidos De Cuba, an a... Read More

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Fastus
If you want to hear more of what the SMR can do - here it is as primary sound source, filter & FM modulator

https://soundcloud.com/fastus/fastus-spectral-traces-hm2-24bit-ltd
Jun 14, 2016
ScottMFR
On December 14th 4MS released a firmware update for the SMR that addressed my complaint regarding the scale and added a bunch of cool other features. The channels are now about to output 1v/oct pitch to track other oscillators to the SMR's scales and frequencies.

I haven't tried it out yet, but I'm pretty excited to do so!
Dec 28, 2016

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