Published on Nov 5, 2019 Jae Ryan
Two demos by Jae Ryan. Also see La Bestia 2 by Random Source - overview, sounds, music by HAINBACH.
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1. Random Source La Bestia II - 01
I got my first Serge panel in yesterday! It's a La Bestia II and I have to say. I regret waiting this long. As far as an "analog modular" panel goes, I think this one is just perfect. It took a little time to get going with all the serge patching requirements, but the arrival couldn't be any more rewarding :D2. Random Source La Bestia II - 02
Another quick serge jam. The battery in my camera died so I kinda rushed it to get the gist.3. Random Source La Bestia II - 03
I'm pinging the VCFQ with the SQ-1 and feeding it into the mixer. I also took two more outs from the filter and ran them separately into different sections of the wave multipliers. That's the second 2 sounds I bring in. It's crazy how much variety you can get out of a single "voice" when you have a panel this deep!
Later I bring in a little bit of the NTO into the variable slope with some random voltage modulating the decay time to give it a little feel :)
Another little plummy patch. Once again, I was too lazy to actually record and just recorded a still after the fact......4. Random Source La Bestia II - 04
A big ol' drone this time with pretty much everything controlled by a self cycling SSG LFO. The main "big" bass part that comes in is the Variable Slope VCF self oscillating (thanks to some feedback patching) & ran through the bottom wave multiplier.5. Random Source La Bestia II - 05
A lil' serge jam in which I explore AM. Eventually.6. Random Source La Bestia II - 06
There's also a little bit of cocoquantus drone that plays in the beginning.
I'm using couple distings in a euroack skiff to quantize the stepped side of the SSG & the bass notes of the TKB too.
Serge drone patched up immediately after the last video.7. Random Source La Bestia II - 07
Heavy use of the OTO BAM in this one.
Disting MK4 is quantizing the TKBs voltages.
I've had the serge put away for a little bit in order to explore some new gear while I wait for my Edelweiss panel to show up. I was craving the sound tonight though and decided to pull it out for this quick little ditty. I even took the time to set up the camera!
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