MATRIXSYNTH: The 90s - an melodic IDM patch from the past for eurorack modular synthesiser


Wednesday, January 04, 2017

The 90s - an melodic IDM patch from the past for eurorack modular synthesiser


Published on Jan 4, 2017 Luke Killen

"This is my first patch video for 2017. I wanted to make something which was about time. In the 90s for me, this kind of sound was exciting and fresh. It was a time where established electronic music was changing and looking both to the future and the past. I still love it where the melodic meets the textural and mildly abstract."
Posted by matrix at 1/04/2017 08:08:00 PM
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  1. soundonscene1/5/17, 7:04 AM

    Nice work Luke. I completely agree with your assessment on IDM type music. I love it, especially when it doesn't ignore the melodic component. I find it difficult to merge the two sometimes. I like to go the Autechre route but keeping it melodic is sometimes difficult to resolve against the more chaotic sonic or rythmatic elements. I guess that's half the fun. Also, I love the crazy stuff but find it challenging to listen to for long strides. Balance is beautiful. Cheers!

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