"MU Synthesizers.com format modular synth in Box 11 case powered by QPS4 power supply.
Includes the following modules:
Electro-Smith 3340 VCO (3)
Synthesizers.com Q114 Mixer ++
Electro-Smith 2144 LPF filter (2)
Lower West Side Studio Oakley Modular Dual LFO (sticks out of case slightly due to deep pcb board)
Analog Craftsman 5 channel attenuator
Synthesizers.com Q109 envelope generator (2)
Corsynth C108 Dual VCA"
"The sync input on the RK008 has different settings you can use to slave it to a clicktrack. Here's an example on how to get that done with basic devices on @ReasonVideoTutorials
PS: I also mention using HairlessMIDI for linking up complete MIDI communication to a DAW via the RK008 usbserial port, here's the link to that project for various Platforms (PC, MAC, Linux)
"Is it an industrial drone synth? Maybe it's an interactive FM sequencer? It's certainly droney with FM sweeps and industrial grind and that's just one variant. Here I create a single synth voice which is then fed with synced LFO modulation. What's most important here is the technique rather than the specific result. My version has a 16-step melodic pattern, but with a few tweaks you could create a retriggering playable voice, or a much slower evolving noisescape using the random LFO waveform. I'm also just using the first voice, but the snare, clap and metal engines have their own flavors and modulatable parameters as well. I was going to look into them as well as quickly creating different melodic "starter" sequences but this was already getting a bit long for something a bit niche. Let me know if you want to go there :D
Finally, from the programming you'll see how easily the LXR performs as a synth. It certainly wasn't my intention to concentrate on the "LXR as a synth" idea, but synthy things start to slip out very easily once you're in the mode.
The five drone kits demoed at the start are available on Patreon.
0:00 Drone kits demo
2:07 With lo-fi FX
2:55 Kit setup
4:55 LFO - tuning
5:40 LFO - decay
7:55 LFO - FM amount
8:55 LFO - FM fequency
10:00 Twiddlings
11:55 LFO - filter
13:10 Oscillator type
14:47 With delay
"I went to Nantes two weeks ago to shoot a Twitch live with Knarf from Les Sondiers.
We jammed in the afternoon and had a lot of fun, and I wanted to share some things that came out!
By the way, maybe some of you have missed the news...WoFi is now 100% funded! 🎉 THANKS A LOT!"
"I usually take more than a day to make a jam because I set up different gear each time.
Today, I wanted to challenge myself to do it all in one day!
I cheated a bit though, because I already had a cool vocal sample ready to go.
(The other night, I sampled Jeff Bridges from the movie, The Giver".)
I started at 6am this morning, and this is the FIRST TAKE - recorded by 12noon!
Not Too Shabby, Old Man!
Whatever kind of music you are making - KEEP IT UP, Friends!
Don't stop making *YOUR MUSIC*!!"
