Serge panels
oozitron's synth
Dueling Modulars
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
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why do most people with modulars not make tonal music?
ReplyDeleteToo many wires crossed? LOL
ReplyDeleteMost of it sounds like Willy Wonka's Chocolate factory!
Hey.... f you, one of those guys was me! lol. (dood on the smaller of the systems) If you listen right before they pan back to the other guy.... sick lil 8-bit loop going on! ;)
ReplyDeleteAw, I expected the Deliverance Banjo duo performed by modulars :(
ReplyDeleteWell, I do like tonal music as well as textural stuff, but the video was shot while I was trying to demo some of the more interesting aspects of the system. In order to do "tonal" on a modular it takes a bit of time to set up and tune a patch. It can be easily done but just takes more time. The patches that I was demonstrating were "quick and dirties" hence the "buggish" aspect. I've met plenty of folks with large modulars that do tonal pieces BTW.
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