Sunday, February 15, 2015
GRP A4 Jam
Published on Aug 11, 2013 kpsiegel
"I tried to show a different side of the GRP A4 by not using filter distortion or the ring modulator at all. I didn't overdrive the filters either. I use the sequencer to modulate the oscillators and select different sequencer rows at different times. The sequencer is in 2x8 mode and is also used as a filter mod. The two filters are set up in parallel mode. Most of the time the ladder filter is in 24 dB mode. I had the filter envelope looping in auto mode with very slow attack and delay times.
I intentionally did not play a lot of notes on the keyboard but, instead, tried to use the sequencer with different row selectors and heavy use of the pattern reset button.
The A4 was put through a Strymon Timeline running the tape delay and a Strymon Blue Sky Reverberator for reverb. All drums were done with my modified 606."
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