Friday, November 23, 2012
"Circuit Glyphs" - Analogue Solutions / Phobos Red Square
Published on Nov 23, 2012 by TimeSynthis
"An Abstract Electronic solo piece sequenced in 5/4. The Phobos (aka Analogue Systems) Red Square Semi modular mono synth is choosing most of the tones through it's Sample and Hold circuit. Rythmically driven with 10 step sequencer modulating LFO frequency in steps, a 4 step sequencer modulates pulse width at times. playing SD-1 keyboard strictly as a midi controller. No overdubs, one live performance,with some Lexicon MX300 spring reverb added.
Scene: Year 7800, Location: In the sands of Massachusetts, in an area formally known as technology highway. Archeologists discover fragments of circuit boards and believe it to be a lost language or art.
Note: Circuit boards shown are not of the Red Square's internal boards."
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Title and label should be modified because it's ANALOGUE SOLUTIONS and not Analogue Systems ! Both are british companies but they are not the same ! ;-)
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