CV modulation via the SQ1 on the Sigma synth filter and Mr Hyde modulating the instrument channel creates stereo filtering
Korg Sigma Scavengers Coast
Korg Sigma CV sequenced on a Synthstrom Deluge with the Analogue Solutions Mr Hyde filtering the instrument channel and the Korg SQ1 step modulating the filter on both the synth channel and Hyde's filter.
KORG SIGMA Modulated Drone with Deluge Ambient Pads
"There are some nice synth pads hidden inside the percussion set of the 309, I spread them across a few notes, panned and tuned them, added Square LFO to the VCA and VCF synced to the clock at 1/4 to give the pumping, side chain effect, recorded some beats and a bassline to make a quick track."
Playlist:
Analogue Solutions Impulse Command - Staccato Jam - Akai Tom Cat on Kick duties
Analogue Solutions Impulse Command - Locked
Analogue Solutions Impulse Command Sine of the Time
Analogue Solutions Impulse Command - Bit Crusher
The built in Bit Crusher effect on the Impulse Command takes me to Dimension City.
Analogue Solutions Impulse Command - Choppy Bass
Akai Timbre Wolf sequenced the Impulse Command
Akai Tom Cat sequenced the Vermona DRM 1 MK 2
Analogue Solutions Impulse Command Kick Drum
I thought I'd try to design a kick drum on the Impulse Command, as it has stereo filters the L+R channels can be set independently for a unique sounding stereo kick.
Analogue Solutions Impulse Command Cyber Train
Jammin on the Impulse Command with beats from the Akai Tom Cat and Vermona DRM
Analogue Solutions Impulse Command A Minor Incident
Sequenced by an Akai Timbre Wolf, drums sequenced by an Akai Tom Cat via midi to a Vermona DRM 1 MK3, Sub Bass from the Timbre Wolf.
"My 61th original eurorack modular synth DIY projects.
RP2040 based 5 polyphonic CHORD VCO , easy to play chord progression.
Built-in quantizer and autoharmonics.
"My first encounter with Vangelis's music was in 1979, when this song became a major radio hit. Adapting it for performance wasn't easy, especially because it lacked lyrics, so I had to figure out how to convey the melody without it sounding overly sentimental. To achieve this, I shortened the piece slightly. While my rendition turned out quite well, it admittedly doesn't match the brilliance of the original. Nonetheless, studying the song and its arrangement was an enlightening experience, further highlighting Vangelis's extraordinary talent. And obviously it was helpful to have a #CS80, Jupiter 8, Rhodes and Mini Moog to create the Vangelis sound.
I have made a video in which I show how to create Vangelis' most famous sounds on the CS80 - it also includes the CS part of this song. [posted here]
A little more about the song: I Hear You Now" is a track from the album "Short Stories," which was released in 1979. This album marked the collaboration between Vangelis and Jon Anderson, the lead vocalist of the progressive rock band Yes. Their duo was known as Jon and Vangelis.
The album 'Short Stories' was the first collaborative effort between these two artists, blending Vangelis's expertise in electronic music with Anderson's distinctive vocal style. 'I Hear You Now,' as a part of this album, showcases this unique blend.
The song itself is notable for its ethereal, atmospheric quality, typical of Vangelis's work, combined with the poetic and often introspective lyrics provided by Anderson. The melody is characterized by its soothing, yet evocative synthesizer lines, underscored by a gentle, rhythmic beat. Anderson's vocals add a dreamy, almost otherworldly dimension to the track.
'I Hear You Now' received a positive reception and is often cited as a highlight of the album. The collaboration between Vangelis and Anderson was well-received, leading them to work together on several more albums throughout the 1980s. Their work is often praised for its innovative fusion of electronic music with progressive rock elements."
"#tapeloops on a modified #tapedelay copicat.
WAV AND MP3 download of this performance and many many more downloads available here :-https://www.patreon.com/lookmumnocomp...
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i modified this copicat a whole 4 years ago sheeeesh!!!! i got it out of a box it had been sat in for 3 years, glad to have it back and doing stuff! :-"
Modding a Tape Delay With a Light Dimmer Switch?
"Cant Beat an #analog tape echo. or even a tape looper for that matter, So i have modified my watkins copicat to be a bit more useful!
if your wondering about the switches, they are simple. they are just switches cutting and making contact to the actual tape head, no fancy circuits, i just cut the wire going to the tape head, and put a switch on it. this is a relatively simple #DIY project BUT!! it is mains power, so dont attempt unless you are aware of the risks."
