Sunday, March 21, 2021
0-C0AST AMBIENT: PATH.TRACE (feat iolabs Flux)
video by C Nich0lls
"A path of unpredictable resonance.
This time the 0-Coast is joined by it's larger sibling the System Cartesian. Also lending some modulation is the 0-CTRL. 0-CTRL adds modulation to each phrase modifying a variety of waveform parameters on the 0-Coast.
The 0-Coast is patched largely using it's default signal flow. The sound relies on lots of modulation to the waveform blend along with overtone and Multiply. The final sound is routed through Strymon;s NightSky reverb pedal.
The Cartesian adds 2 further sounds; a low 'kick' from the STO and noise/hat from the Teleharmonic.
Sequencing is all from my new IOLABS FLUX sequencer. The Flus allows for a lot of detailed and organic rhythmic control. Literally my first patch with it and definitely scratching the surface, but so far far more flexible than even the descriptions give it credit for. Very deep, but reasonable UI and the detail of the programming is quite astonishing."
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