Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Make Noise Tempi Tests
Published on Apr 19, 2016 Genshi Media Group
"This is just a couple of quick and simple tests of the Make Noise Tempi. First test was Tempi strumming Mutable Instruments Rings (via the Sputnik Selector) and the second test was Tempi (again, via the Selector) triggering both the Basimilus Iterates and Mutable Instruments Peaks' channel one (kick drum mode.) In-between these two tests is a short interlude because I liked the patch and wanted to capture it on video (had nothing to do with the Tempi.) There is influence and modulation happening via the Richter Wogglebug and Peaks' second channel in LFO mode. Everything is being processed by Mutable's Clouds module... The next video (probably tomorrow evening) will be my first test of the Intellijel Metropolis, and after that, it will be time to get down to serious music making once again; putting all of these elements together (the Eurorack system, the three Moog Mother-32s, the Kilpatrick Audio Phenol, the Elektron Octatrack, etc.)"
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