MATRIXSYNTH: Amanda Chaudhary at Wonder Valley Experimental 12 (electronic music and jazz performance)


Monday, August 17, 2020

Amanda Chaudhary at Wonder Valley Experimental 12 (electronic music and jazz performance)


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"Performance by Amanda Chaudhary at Wonder Valley Experimental 12 (virtual livestream festival).
The set features a mix of experimental modular-synthesizer improvisations and jazz keyboards .

Synthesizers used:
Arturia MiniBrute 2
Arturia Stage 73 and Piano (virtual instruments)
Sensel Morph
Novation Push
Crank Surgeon Pocket Gamelan
Arturia Spark drum machine
Albeton Live! drum machines
Metasonix R54 and RK5
MOK Waverazor
Make Noise Rene and Tempi
Rossum Electro-music Morpheus
E350 Morphing Terrarium
Expert Sleepers ES-8, FH-2, and EXH-8CV)
Strymon Magneto
Qu-Bit Prism
Sputnik Dual Oscillator
Additional modules by Pittsburgh Modular, Mordax, and Intellijel
Sequential Prophet 12

A special thanks for Mark Soden of Phogg Masheeen for organizing this festival and keeping it going virtually this year, and to everyone who performed and otherwise contributed to make it a success."

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