Monday, April 18, 2016
"Mighty" by POB feat Moog Sub Phatty, Mother-32, and Korg MS-10, SQ1
Published on Apr 18, 2016 Patrick OBrien
"Throwing some analog synthesizers together to come up with this lush song, dedicated to my dear friend who is nearing the end with her battle with cancer. Her name is Melissa Whipp but she is mostly known by her friends and family as 'Mighty Mouse.'
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The 2 Moog Mother-32's talk to each other to set the mood, followed by tones from the MS-10 sequenced and CV'ed by the Korg SQ1. After bringing in the thick driving Sub Phatty bass, the choirs from Kontact are mixed in via AxiomPro69's MIDI controller, giving the song a rise, with angelic choirs taking over the journey that was left behind.
Synths and gear used:
Korg MS-10
Korg SQ-1
Moog Sub Phatty
Moog Mother-32
AxiomPro 69
Native Instruments Kontakt (for the choir sounds)
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I recorded video with an iPhone 6+ then optimized the audio and video using iMovie.
No computers were used in the performance of this piece. All synths recorded live in a single take."
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