MATRIXSYNTH: Sound of Modular Synthesizer - Rhythm 'n' Clicks by Petri Kauppi


Thursday, September 03, 2015

Sound of Modular Synthesizer - Rhythm 'n' Clicks by Petri Kauppi


Published on Sep 3, 2015 Petri Kauppi

Description for the first video:
"Pittsburgh Modular System 10.1(+), Dave Smith Curtis Filter, Doepfer Random Voltage's and Noise. Some additional drums and bass from Akai Rhythm Wolf. Reel Echo delay and Behringer Virtualizer Pro revelb.

Some patchies:
- Noise to Dave's Filter audio in, gated from ARP-sequence. Random Voltage to Filter frequency CV, Tempo from LFO to ARP and Wolf Gate in."

Playlist:
1. Sound of Modular Synthesizer - Rhythm 'n' Clicks by Petri Kauppi
2. Wierd Beeps and Clicks with Modular Synth - Live Ambien jam with analog and modular syntherizer
3. Modular-, Analog- and VirtualAnalog synthesizer livejam: Techno Or Not?
4. Slow Acid live jam with Modular, Analog and virtual analog synthesizers
5. Deep'n''Slow Acid - Analog and Modular Synthesizer livejam
6. Livejam with Pittsburgh Modular system 10.1+
7. Modular Synthesizer live jam
8. Ambient jam with Pittsburgh Modular System 10.1
9. Sound of Modular Synthesizer - Pittsburgh Modular System 10.1+ with Dave Smith Curvis-filter
10. Out Of My Reality

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