6/18/24 Two Hewlett-Packard 3310A trigger two General Radio 1564-A + Roland RE-301 + CXM 1978

It’s sunny and summer—had to close the curtains and shoot this video all chiaroscuro so you can watch the needles spazzing in the VU meters. The top Hewlett-Packard 3310A function generator is being synced by the bottom 3310A. It all speeds up a bit at 3:15 when I switch the range, and slows down at 4:20 when I switch the pulse to a square wave. The clicks from both 3310A exit the high outputs and get EQ on the Mackie Onyx 1640 to cut the lows and up the highs. The sync output on each 3310A goes to a different Rucci passive mixer and into a different 1564-A. The Roland RE-301 is panned right, affecting the bottom 3310A and the left 1564-A mostly. The CXM 1978 is set to a lo-fi predelay echo. Also using a Lower West Side Studios Triple Attenuator module in between the 1564-A outputs and the Mackie inputs.