Basic Krell: 6 Versions
6 Krell derived patches.
Use these as a jumping off point for your own explorations.
Basic Krell Variation 1:
The basic Krell formula:
Set ENV-B to be a repeating envelope.
Patch ENV-B EOF to S&H Trig.
Patch S&H to VCO-A pitch.
Patch separate LFOs into the rise and fall CVs.
Patch either S&H or VCO-B (as an LFO) into the LFO CV in.
For variation use the Sum, Ring Mod, and VCA-B to modulate the LFOs and S&H in different ways before going to the rise and fall.
Basic Krell Variation 2:
S&H is multed to control LFO Rate and VCO-A pitch.
LFO-Y and Z modulate ENV-B Rise and Fall.
For variation use the Sum, Ring Mod, and VCA-B to modulate the LFOs and S&H in different ways before going to the rise and fall.
Basic Krell Variation 3:
VCO-B is set to Pitch A+B and LFO so the S&H going into VCO-A modulates VCO-B.
VCO-B is modulating the Rate of the LFO.
LFO-X and Z are being summed then going to ENV-B Fall.
LFO-Y is going to ENV-B Rise.
Try: Summing LFO-X with a Unipolar LFO-Z.
Basic Krell Variation 4:
VCO-B is set to Pitch A+B and LFO so the S&H going into VCO-A modulates VCO-B.
VCO-B and LFO-Y go into the Ring Mod, then to ENV-B Fall.
LFO X and Z are summed then go to ENV-B Rise.
Try: Summing LFO-X with a Unipolar LFO-Z. Or, patching S&H to the LFO CV.
Basic Krell Variation 5:
Instead of a looping envelope, the LFO retriggers the envelope.
Has more space between notes. Adjust the LFOs and VCO-B to prevent the gaps from being too long.
Basic Krell Variation 6:
Envelope A is controlling the wave folder amount.