"The popular 'ratcheting' note trill effect used by Chris Franke in Tangerine Dream can be difficult to imitate. Here's a demo of a technique I developed using the Doepfer MAQ 16/3 sequencer and Voltage-Controlled Switch."
Update: If you like what you hear be sure to check out Chris Jenkins latest release on bandcamp and additional links below:
http://chrisjenkinse-music.bandcamp.com/
http://soundcloud.com/chrisjenkinse-music
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEV5K2TiNJo
http://cjenkinsjournalist.wix.com/music#
And some details on Chris' latest release via The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge:
Electronic music in the style of Tangerine Dream, Jean Michel Jarre and Klaus Schulze, it’s inspired by the Lensman series of books by E. E. 'Doc' Smith, and the space paintings of Chris Foss.
I have been experimenting with synthesizer music since the 1980s, but (apart from some limited-edition cassette releases), this is my first full album release.
The album features a huge range of analogue, digital and virtual synthesizers, sequencers and drum machines, and was recorded and produced entirely in my Krystle Studio facility in London.
You can hear the entire album, and buy downloads and a CD-R edition, from Bandcamp. You can also listen on Soundcloud, hear a taster of the whole album on YouTube, and find out more about the album on my Wix website. Links are below. [above]
The CD-R edition features full artwork and sleevenotes, and comes with an additional CD-R of extra material.
I hope you enjoy the album, which is planned to be the first in a series."
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