Sunday, February 07, 2021
Third Wave
video by Martin Peters
"This track began as a melody I had in my head during walking the dog. I entered the melody in the Cirklon sequencer and added some accompanying sequences. Add here you see and hear the result.
The track starts with the bass on the Synthesizers.com Modular and the melody on the Tom Oberheim SEM. After that the rhythmic noises from the Plaits through Clouds are added. The sequences on the Korg ARP Odyssey and a voice on the Modular with the MOS-LAB Kobol VCO's are introduced. And in comes the Roland JD-800 with a strings-like pad. An improvised solo is played on the Minimoog.
In the second part double-time sequences of another Modular voice and the Mopho are added. Chords are played on the Polymoog and again an improvised solo on the Minimoog.
This track is recorded live to multi-track and mixed in Studio One afterwards. Only tracks from the live recording are used.
This track is also available on Bandcamp:"
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