" As you might have guessed, this Prophet-20 is not a Sequential prototype (April Fools!), but an assembly of two Prophet-10s, one of which is without a keyboard!
However, both machines are perfectly functional and provide access to 20 analog voices of polypgony and up to 4 different timbres !
The main unit controls the expander P-10 via MIDI ."
"Experience the mesmerizing soundscape of 'Cycles of Life,' a captivating modular synthesizer performance by musician Giulio Carmassi on his Box 22. Explore the intricate patterns and rhythms of existence through evolving textures and dynamic melodies crafted with precision using sequencers and gate math modules."
"Four eurorack compatible effects units made up the Aira Effects range. The modules can be used as they are, but they can also be edited with a free editor provided by Roland, called Aira Customizer. Beneath the analog surface hides a collection of digital modules, which in fact turn each Aira effects module into a self-contained Modular System.
The Aira effects were not available for a long time, and they are today no as popular as they should be, imho. My guess is that Roland never managed to show the real capabilities of the Aira effects to the potentially interested people. For instance, the fact that the editor stopped working on modern computers didn’t help"
"I am working on a new video which will take some time to finish. While experimenting I got seriously distracted by Strega again. Like it or not, here's another video about the Witch. I ran the sub output into the pre-amp and turned down the pitch to a decent BPM for techno, which is about 125.5 in this session. I pushed the pre-amp and output as far as I could, dialed in the delay into a rumble and ended with a mean, dark, menacing techno beat.
At some point I got a steady pulse and produced two more takes around it. I added a screaming drone, a super simple 125.5 drum loop from a VST and some basement reverb. It's probably one of the heaviest industrial tracks I ever made."
"The guys at Shakmat Modular sent me a bunch of modules to try a few month ago already, mostly their Bard Quartet that I shown in a few videos already. But last week they sent their new Centaur's Gates that I was very curious about.
Here is my first jam with it, in a very "Wect Coast" style, using both sides of the modules as Low Pass Gates in serie (it's a thing I do often).
Flancher 5 for dark delays and Fostex 3180 on the spring reverb duty.
"Quick jam using Qu-Bit Bloom to sequence Mutable Instruments Plaits. Additional drone pads from the Access Virus. Bass Moog Mother 32 and the drums Dave Smith Tempest. Some reverb from the Strymon Bigsky Mx."
