Friday, January 12, 2024
Roland Jupiter 6 lamentations
video upload by MIDERA
"Exploring the bandpass filter. I actually wrote this immediately prior to 'ambient arpeggiations' but didn't like this as much, so I posted it afterwards (now, that is).
I don't have much else to say. I'm still working through the junkyard that is my 'studio', wondering 'do I even need this piece of junk?' (not in reference to the Jupiter 6. I just have so much stuff that I got back in 2014 when I thought I would be some great big photographer or musician, hahahaha. I laugh - because it was silly. I don't really care about any of those things, I'd have had to sacrifice being with my kids, and they just mean more to me than the success I could have had. But that's just what I like to tell my unmotivated self.
Also - somehow my JP6 got out of tune while I was playing. I pressed the TUNE button and it all went back to good, but sorry about that. Whoops.
Strymon Volante and Eventide Blackhole VST used for FX."
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