Thursday, May 25, 2017
desert wind modular session (braids, ripples, tides, maths, monologue and transmisser)
Published on May 25, 2017 ollilaboratories
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I am venturing deeper into the world of modular, still not sure whats really going on but I think for myself and my own workflow that I am starting to find the magic ratio between infinite noodling and actual music making. Trying to not make overcomplicated stuff, and just go with the flow when something sound and feels right..
My main sound source is the braids, which is being modulated by the maths and tides.. drone style, the beatstep just sends voltage when I want to change the key. 0-coast is not in use here. On the monologue I wanted to do my trademark solo style sound.. and yep, it sounds just like the ms-20.
EarthQuaker Devices transmisser does the desert wind sound on top the modular sounds, adding to this some minor delay on the Caverns to build the echoing spaces for the modular. KORG monologue gets a simple delay + reverb in the presonus 16.0.2 mixer.. then straight into 2-track!
BooM, hope you will enjoy it !"
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