MATRIXSYNTH: Live Serge Modular Patching 001


Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Live Serge Modular Patching 001

Live Serge Modular Patching 001 from Rastko Lazic on Vimeo.


"Me patching the Serge Synthesizer.

I made this video to show how patching of this synth looks like.
I actually perform like this where I start from nothing."

My Favorite Serge "Animal" Feedback Patches from Rastko Lazic on Vimeo.


"A small demonstration of my favorite and often used feedbacks on the Serge "Animal" panel.

I love the sounds of analogue feedback. They make the Serge alive and it makes me happy to discover these nice spots on the panel.

The video is intended for people who are getting into modulars, have the Animal panel and are interested to experiment with feedback.

The patches are clearly laid out so that they can be copied on any system.
Copying this patches on a computer system would make the computer crash, at least in the modular synth software I have tried.

There are a lot of variations that can be done and a lot of "things" can be added in the feedback path but that I will leave to the users as discovering is fun."

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