Modor DR-2 / wicked drumcomputer vs eurorack system / first jam

video upload by BRiES

"This is a jam I did with the Modor DR-2 in the "I didn't read the manual yet just hooked it up 15 minutes ago"-stage. I synced my eurorack system to the analog clock of the drumcomputer (24ppqn) via Pamela's New Workout's clock input."

DR-2 OS014 Upgrade: Trig Conditions!

video upload by Modor Music

"A new firmware upgrade for the DR-2 drum machine, introducing Trig Conditions!
https://www.modormusic.com/dr2os014.html

0:00 Overview 0:35 Trig Conditions 3:01 MUTE function 3:27 Autosave 4:01 Single Instr Load/Save 5:00 Thank you!"

A little kickdrum trick... 😎

video upload by Modor Music

"A cool little trick for kickdrum grooves using a beta-kickdrum without pitch envelope!"

Modor NF1 synthesizer

video upload by Brian Schaft

"This song is done entirely with the Modor NF1m synthesizer. Sounds ranging from deep pads to locomotive whistles showcase the flexibility of this digital synth."

The NF-1k TYPE knob...

video upload by Modor Music

"The NF-1k's TYPE knob the only difference with the NF-1 frontpanel crossfading between BP, LP and HP filter modes."

Quick&simple 4/4 on the DR-2

video upload by Modor Music

"Another DR-2 jam, a quick and simple 4 on the floor..."

MACHINA BRISTRONICA LØSTLVLS

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Playlist:

1. - 4. ERICA SYNTHS HEXDRUMS 01 - 04 // MACHINA BRISTRONICA '25 // LØSTLVLS

I got to spend some quality time with the Hexdrums - it sounds really beefy and each voice has a tonne of sweet spots. The Hexdrums has loads of saturation available, is built to a high standard and feels very performative. This is the first of four videos.

Check out my samples on Bandcamp - loads of vintage and modern drum machines and more, all samples ethically-sourced and locally-grown here in the lab in Bristol, UK: https://lostlvls.bandcamp.com/

5. ERICA SYNTHS PERKONS HD-01 // MACHINA BRISTRONICA '25 // LØSTLVLS

The formidable Perkons HD-01 was available at Machina Bristronica - how could I resist? For my money the Perkons is the most 'jammable' and gratifying drum machine on the market, hands-down. The person using it before filming this session was dancing and really enjoying their time with it. Was a joy to witness!

6. MODOR DR-2 // MACHINA BRISTRONICA '25 // LØSTLVLS

The excellent DR-2 drum machine from Modor aka Marcel Belmans. Was a treat to finally meet Marcel and discuss his creations. In this video Marcel kindly demonstrated the DR-2 for us.

7. BODY SYNTHS METAL FETISHIST x2 // MACHINA BRISTRONICA '25 // LØSTLVLS

Been wanting to check this little weirdo out for some time - two is even better!

https://bodysynths.com/

MODOR Reveals the NF-1k

Priced at 2950€

Details via MODOR Music

The Modor NF-1k synthesizer is the keyboard version of our original desktop synth: the Modor NF-1. You can read everything about the NF-1 and its sound engine over here.

The NF-1k has:

- a 49-key weighted keyboard by Fatar

- with polyphonic aftertouch

- a large (50cm) touch strip for pitch bends

- and 2 smaller (10cm) touch strips for modulation (mod'wheel' and CC3).

However, the NF-1k is more than just an NF-1 with a keyboard:

- An extra, newly developed voice board doubles the polyphony of the NF-1 to 16 voices, and makes it 2-part multitimbral. So 2 NF-1 patches can be layered, split over the keyboard or independently sequenced over MIDI.

- We added a programmable and midi syncable ARPEGGIATOR to it: Up, Down, Up+Down, Program and Random options.

- A very simple to use CHORD mode and a HOLD function have been added.

- and finally there's a UNISON mode with detuning and stereo spread.

Together, all these features controlling 2 entire NF-1 sound engines with their unusual but highly musical filters and waveforms, the NF-1k is an incredible inspiration machine. Already while building and programming, we constantly found ourselves carried away, just playing for hours, enjoying to play and create new musical riffs and themes on this machine... 😎 🎹 🎶

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Modor NF-1 Digital DSP Synth with Wood Sides and Rack Ears SN 150010

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Modor DR-2 Digital Drum Synth & Sequencer SN 250231 w/ Upgraded UV Resistant Knobs

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STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE WAVE FOLDING Part III. DOING PIANO!

video upload by ONEPOLYMER

"STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE Synthesizer.
WAVE FOLDING Example with PIANO Sound. YES, IT CAN! (at 1:55 onw.) 😊

The Update/Upgrade sounds amazing - is worth every cent in my opinion (got my hands on since 2hrs). Every Paramter is now storeable in memory including The 8106 (Roland) Dual Filter Settings as well as the Overdrive and Feedback. The Envelopes sound faster to me ...

Gear used on this SHORT HOUSE TRACK:
MODOR DR-2 (Drums)
STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE (Multitracked Sounds except Voices)

Enjoy the bits
onepolymer"

STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE WAVE FOLDING Part II.

video upload by ONEPOLYMER

Part 1 here

"STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE Synthesizer.
WAVE FOLDING Example +, MINI Track live sequenced and recorded. No FX on the CODE LUXE.

The Update/Upgrade sounds amazing - is worth every cent in my opinion (got my hands on since 2hrs). Every Paramter is now storeable in memory including The 8106 (Roland) Dual Filter Settings as well as the Overdrive and Feedback. The Envelopes sound faster to me ...

Gear used on MINI TRACK:
YAMAHA DMP 9-16 (Mixer)
MODOR DR-2 (Drums)
AKAI# S700 (CODE LUXE Sampled Bass)
ROLAND JD-XA (Sequencer + Sounds)
ROLAND TB-3
STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE (no FX)

Enjoy the bits
onepolymer"

DR-2 jam - using a polyclock on the BD

video upload by Modor Music

"A little jam on the Modor DR-2, using a 10:16 polyrhythmic clock on the kick and claps.
The kicks fall in most patterns on the 1st, 3rd and 4th step of a 5 step-pattern compressed into the time of 4 beats. The bottle ticking on top works as a regular 4/4 'metronome'.
Models used: String Bassdrum, Filter Claps, Hihat, Marching Snare, Bottle and Crash Cymbal.
The Marching Snare gets some random extra hits on top of the programmed pattern, for a constant little variation in the pattern."

Rattling String BDs with the DR-2

video upload by Modor Music

"Some 'rattling' breakbeats using the String BD.
More detail on the String BD synthesis model can be found here: https://modormusic.com/dr2os005.html
The other models used are the Basic SN, Filter Claps, Filter HH, Ride and Crash Cymbal."

Modor DR-2 Sine Synth & Rumble jam

video upload by Modor Music

"A little jam using ao the Sine Synth model and the Rumble BD!"

Happy summer chords on the NF-1!

video upload by Modor Music

"Some happy summer chords on the Modor NF-1 😎
With parameter build up starting from in Init sawtooth patch, in case you need some happy summer vibe in your studio too!"

Modor NF-1 Digital DSP Synthesizer

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Modor NF-1 Digital DSP Synth

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Modor DR-2: A solo jam @180bpm

video upload by Richard DeHove

"Some drum machines are built for real-time tweaking, others you program and hit 'play' while you tweak something else. The Perkons drum machine is a real-time tweaker; the LXR-02 is more a playback machine. Where does the DR-2 sit? It certainly has enough knobs and if you can remember some of the (many) shortcuts then there's lots of available functions on the front panel. Then there's the six little knobs above the faders that can be assigned to any parameter per voice. Yet I've never come up with a parameter that I can't immediately access by the front panel anyway so I've never used them.

Here I'm doing pretty basic stuff. There's a single four-bar pattern and two drumkits. I swap between kits, mute various voices and change the overall bar length. It's also very easy to change the step length per voice (just hold down the voice letter and press the step number) but I didn't want to get too tricky since you can't just reload the pattern to reset the length. The pitch drifting synth sounds come from the portamento amount.

In terms of functionality it all works very smoothly. The only thing I find troublesome is that any drumkit or pattern above the first 16 can only be accessed by holding down the 17-32 button and then pressing the step number. That makes fast changes outside the first 16 patterns and kits much more prone to error. It would be much more logical imo if just selecting the number grouping (eg 17-32) meant that's what you automatically get.

If it all sounds a little gritty to you then good! I used plenty of distortion on most of the voices and even applied some compressor which can be quite vicious and I'm not even sure how to turn it off once it's on!

As usual there's absolutely no other processing than what you see. No compression, EQ or any other DAW effect.

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My website: https://richarddehove.com/"