Thursday, March 22, 2018
Endorphin.es Shuttle System Techno Jam
Published on Mar 22, 2018 TheEndorphines
"That's a raw live techno jam by Audio Units using an amalgamation of analog machines in the studio.
Audio Units use Endorphin.es Shuttle System as part of the #LifeIsATrip contest.
The KORG MS20 delivers the bass while the Endorphin.es Shuttle System comes in with the noisy lead sound.
A little something about the Endorphines #Shuttle, it's an excellent and versatile piece of gear with almost endless CV modulation possibilities with their 'Shuttle Control' module (incl. features like converting automation or MIDI CC values to Control Voltages that most Eurorack format modules should be able to comprehend)
The oscillators sound fat and rich, easy to tune. The choice of filter modes make it easy to shape frequencies or destroy them. The envelopes can be adjusted to make everything from the snappiest of percussive sounds to the longest of decaying drones. Cross modulation between the oscillators using the "Furthrrrr Generator" is incredible too. A must have for the modular synth addicts!
The Make Noise 0-Coast is being used to replace the filter envelope on the MS20 mini.
All of the above is being sequenced by the teenage engineering OP1's 'endless' sequencer with some basic spatial effects on the synth sounds using Ableton Live 10.
Please watch in HD and use a pair of headphones for the best quality."
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