Monday, August 03, 2015
Subtropical Zone
Subtropical Zone from Bryan Noll on Vimeo.
"Performed live on a modular synthesizer with the help of Ableton Live.
Studio edit on Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/fourhexagons/subtropical-zone
Patch Notes:
VOICES
Elements > Erbe-Verb
Tides > Clouds
Peaks (drums)
GrandPA > Disting (delay)
CLOCK/SEQ
Ableton master clock @ 100bpm.
Yarns clocks Batumi.
Yarns Euclidean plays Tides*, René plays Elements.
*originally triggered via KMI QuNexus, but switched to MIDI clip in Live
MODULATION
Maths & URA modulating Batumi in Div mode is triggering Kick & Snare in Peaks. Batumi is triggering Maths Ch4.
Tangle Quartet acting as mixer, but with Maths Ch1 cycling long and offset to make Elements breathe a little on its own.
URA modulating rise & fall of Maths Ch4 and Fall of Ch1.
Batumi modulating itself to create snare pattern.
Batumi, Maths, URA modulating timbre/etc of Elements, Tides, Clouds.
EFFECTS
Ableton Live provides additional reverb, delay, sidechain compression, EQ & filtering"
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