Friday, September 09, 2022
ambient folly - looping improvisation at Racton Ruin on the South Downs with Microkorg XL and RC500
video upload by drone-in-the-woods
"My first attempt at producing an ambient track by only looping my newly acquired Korg Microkorg XL. I'm still discovering cool sounds and digging deeper into editing but am already confident I've made the right switch from the Gaia.
The bass sound I used in this track is just mahoosively subby and something in the chain was distorting here and there but I've left those bits in to retain the live one-take feel of the video. Some of the arpeggio timing is a bit wobbly too, but I've since discovered key sync and switched it on :)
I'm surprised to find no hold function on the Microkorg and the lack of a MIDI THRU is pretty frustrating. Nonetheless it is a fantastically feature-rich and incredibly portable instrument.
Korg Microkorg XL
Boss RC500
Boss DD7
Roland Cube Street Ex
Tascam DR40
Composed and performed by Keith Sutton
Racton Ruin 2nd September 2022"
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