MATRIXSYNTH: Messing with a Compurhythm CR-78 Rhythm


Thursday, September 25, 2008

Messing with a Compurhythm CR-78 Rhythm


YouTube via RothHandle.
"Today I worked a bit more on the rhythms for a new Andreas & jag song called "at best".

When we started recording I was really pleased with how the drums worked but I just got more and more annoyed with them...So ina weird attempt to save them I distorted them and filtered them through the wonderful Sherman Filterbank. This sort of worked. Then I tried taking the drums out altogether and then make a small rhythm with the Compurhythm CR-78...then I did treatments on that and then I started cutting up and bits and pieces of the sherman filterbank drums...and then I treated that...

It has been a rhythmic and slightly weird day.

For more informatuion about the studio where all of this was recorded...please stroll by the old yet effective www.roth-handle.nu"
Posted by matrix at 9/25/2008 11:02:00 AM
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  1. Brian9/25/08, 11:38 AM

    NICE! I love delay on drums...I run my Boss DR-550 through a Behringer VD-400 analog delay and VOILA! Turns those dead sounding patterns into musical phrases of such delight! Well that MAY be an exaggeration, but it's fun none the less :)

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