Bring true 1978 analogue warmth, grit, and unquantised sequencing to your sterile digital tracks. No plugins. No presets. Just pure voltage.
THE COMPLETE VOLTAGE & WAVE STUDIO MANUAL FOR THE KORG MS-10 AND SQ-10
Two instruments, one working method. Combines Book One and Book Two into a single studio manual.
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UNQUANTISED STEP-SEQUENCING & MIDI-TO-CV TRANSLATION
The Korg SQ-10 makes no sound. At every step it sends three control voltages, and what a synthesiser does with them is up to you. Set pitch by ear and it lands between the notes a MIDI grid allows. Patch a channel into the clock and the beat pushes and pulls. Drive the filter step by step, or run a DAW stem through the MS-10 while the sequencer moves it. This is the working engineer’s manual for all of it: twelve repeatable procedures, each laid out as an open spread, with the patch on the left, the listening check on the right and a QR code to hear it.
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AN ENGINEER'S MANUAL FOR ANALOGUE RE-AMPING
Digital in. Analogue character out. Route clean digital stems through the Korg MS-10's analogue signal path (VCA, Korg-35 filter, envelope generator, modulation generator and patchbay) and get them back saturated, moving, gated or snapped. A working engineer's manual: repeatable procedures, not one-off recipes.
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Modern software synthesisers are incredibly precise, but they lack the unpredictable behaviour and colouration of physical electricity.
We offer an exclusive analogue bridge for producers who want the aggressive, squelching filters and natural swing of vintage 1970s Korg hardware, without the maintenance or the massive price tag.
Your MIDI and audio stems are physically routed through our studio, sculpted by hand, and captured back into pristine 24-bit digital audio.
Behind the Voltage & Wave Project
ARCHITECT & SIGNAL ENGINEER
José Velázquez is a London-based software architect, multimedia producer, and archivist. Over the last 20 years, he has led projects for the BBC, IBM, and Google, working across both software engineering and creative media. With a background in BBC broadcast operations and an MA in Documentary Research, José manages the engineering and signal flow at Voltage & Wave, handling the studio's analogue re-amping and hardware sequencing. His interest in electronica also extends to custom code, developing experimental, open-source Web Audio tools—including browser-based synthesisers and sequencers inspired by vintage hardware.
VIEW JOSE'S OPEN-SOURCE AUDIO TOOLSRESIDENT ARTIST & COMPOSER
An accomplished electronic artist and instrumentalist from Spain, Simon brings deep musicality and emotion to the studio's raw voltage. Known for his captivating live performances, his original compositions blend vintage analogue synthesisers with organic pianos, cinematic strings, and progressive arrangements. Within Voltage & Wave, Simon is the musical ear guiding the machinery. He ensures that every translated sequence, filter sweep, and unquantised bassline isn't just a technical process, but a deeply expressive, human performance.
VIEW SIMON'S WORK ON SOUNDCLOUDSelect your processing path
YOUR DIGITAL AUDIO, DRIVEN THROUGH PHYSICAL CIRCUITS.
Send us your flat basslines, drums, or soft-synth stems. We will route them through the legendary, aggressive resonant low-pass filters of our vintage Korg MS-10 or Behringer K-2. Whether you want subtle harmonic warmth or brutal, overdriven EBM distortion, we tweak the VCAs and filters in real-time to breathe life into your tracks.
BREAKING THE DIGITAL GRID WITH UNQUANTISED SWING.
Digital metronomes can feel lifeless. Send us your MIDI melodies, and we will manually translate them onto our 1978 Korg SQ-10 analogue sequencer by ear. Because the SQ-10 uses continuous voltage rather than quantised steps, your basslines will gain a natural, drifting, human groove that software simply cannot synthesise.
DIAGNOSTICS IN PROGRESS // CARRIER SIGNAL LOST.
The Korg VC-10 is currently dismantled on the repair bench awaiting fresh New Old Stock (NOS) components. Robotic, analogue vocal textures will return to the studio offering once circuitry calibration is complete.
BESPOKE STEMS, BUILT FROM THE GROUND UP.
Need a massive, chorused Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) bassline or a generative, tumbling arpeggio? We provide custom sound design using our hardware arsenal. Tell us the tempo and the key, and we will deliver raw, mix-ready analogue stems straight to your inbox.
Transparency is our guarantee. Here is exactly what is touching your audio.
Original vintage analogue monosynth, famous for its biting PWM and aggressive filter.
Vintage analogue step sequencer (Hz/V). Pure unquantised voltage control.
Precision AD/DA conversion. The transparent bridge between the digital DAW and analogue voltage.
STATUS: AWAITING COMPONENTS
The legendary analogue vocoder. Temporarily offline for circuitry repair.
Send us your dry audio stems, MIDI sequences, or sound design briefs, along with a reference track for vibe.
We physically patch the studio for your chosen path: driving audio into vintage filters, designing custom voices, or translating MIDI to CV.
No automation. Your tracks are processed in real-time as we manually ride the circuitry—tweaking filters, envelopes, and sequences.
Receive phase-aligned, mix-ready 24-bit/48kHz digital WAV files, perfectly preserving the unpredictable analogue character.
Recommended Parameters for Hardware Processing
Experimental Web Audio & Sequencing
ENGINEERED BY JOSE VELAZQUEZ
While our final processing path is strictly analogue, our research into electronic composition extends into custom code. Velazquez develops experimental Web Audio sequencers, radial polyrhythm engines, and browser-based synthesisers. These open-source tools act as our digital R&D playground—exploring generative sound design, Euclidean algorithms, and classic Korg-style sequencing environments natively in the browser.
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