MATRIXSYNTH: Nathan Wilmarth: Voltage Controlled Joy


Wednesday, June 21, 2023

Nathan Wilmarth: Voltage Controlled Joy


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"Experience the Electrifying Sound of Nathan Wilmarth's "Voltage Controlled Joy" – Winner of The DotCompetition 2023! 🎹🎶

Immerse yourself in the enthralling world of synthesizers as we present to you Nathan Wilmarth's award-winning performance of "Voltage Controlled Joy." This vibrant and innovative composition triumphed over all the other entries in the prestigious DotCompetition 2023, hosted by Synthesizers.com.
Nathan's impressive mastery of Synthesizers.com modules manifests itself in this captivating piece, featuring an eclectic blend of electronic sounds and dynamic beats to deliver a truly mesmerizing auditory experience. 🎧🎚️

Dive deep into the intricacies of this multifaceted composition as we unravel how Nathan meticulously designed the enchanting soundscape:
Driven by gates from the Q173, a drum loop breathes life into "Voltage Controlled Joy." The hi-hat, snare, and kick are jointly sculpted with a combination of Q173, Q110, Q107, Q157, Q156, Q112, Q109, Q108 and Q124 modules.

The hypnotic bass line stems from the Q169 #1 oscillator and employs the internal EG, further enhanced by the Q107A and Q158 modules.
The lead/solo playing features the Q169 #2 oscillator with PWM from the internal LFO and runs through a Q150A and Q158, controlled by a Q179.
An intricate arpeggio segment emanates from the Q175A module, while the Q174 Ch.2 manipulates the pitch to create a harmonious blend of polyphonic chords.

The Q960 sequence and its ratcheting effect are facilitated by a standard synth patch and a selection of modules, including the Q106, Q150A, Q109A, Q108, Q128, Q125, and Q963.

In addition, the Q119A plays a vital role in controlling the patch’s captivating progression.

Experience the magic of "Voltage Controlled Joy" and see why it emerged victorious at The DotCompetition 2023. Be sure to shop for Synthesizers.com modules to create your own show-stopping tunes!"

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