Music//Tech//Composition
I’ve started archiving my radio show, ‘Flatland Frequencies’ onto youtube. It’s a long process as I am creating HD computer graphics to accompany the music, so rendering and uploading each 2 hour show is taking a few hours. Hopefully this will be worth the time and the music can ultimately reach a wider audience.
Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLeCU5S196RPBmoXfbv9hLw
Pressure Points
CV through Disting running quantiser algorythm and into DPO OSC 1.
René QCV out to DPO OSC 2.
DPO
OSC 1 Sine into Optomix, OSC 1 Tri into Moddemix.
OSC 2 Final intoOptomix. Final wave shape and angle paramenters are modulated by Wogglebug to give movement.
Tempi
Provides clock divisions to Maths, Wogglebug and Echophon.
Maths
Sends envelopes to Moddemix and Optomix.
The mixed audio runs through Echophon on a fast delay speed, then Erbe-Verb and finally Morphagene (although not utilised in this piece).
Following my post about the addition of the Expert Sleepers Disting, I made a video to show how I intend to utilise the quantiser feature. Basically enabling me to run concurrent melodies out of the DPO to create a counterpoint.
A new album of ambient music I composed for Synctracks library is live on their website now!
The majority of this album was composed using the Make Noise Shared System, with the 4ms SMR module.
The 4ms Spectral Morphing Resonator (SMR) is possibly my favourite module in my eurorack rig. It gets a lot of use. So naturally, I was buzzing to try out the new software emulation by Softube. The version I got to review also has all the other Softube modules bundled with the modular plugin, so it was a nice intro on how Softube’s take on the eurorack experience works behind a screen.