Wednesday, January 18, 2017
Prelude No.1 by Bach performed as a chordal improvisation on a Waldorf kb37
Published on Jan 18, 2017 Phoenix-Flare
"Instead of playing the exact notes from the original piece I thought it would be interestion to write out the chordal structure, then hold these on a modular synth keyboard with an arpeggiator set to 2 octaves, up and down. Modulation wheel is set to cut off, and various LFO's are sweeping cut off and phaser shift"
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