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Friday, January 25, 2019

signal analysis


Published on Jan 24, 2019 impurfekt

signal analysis by impurfekt
part of deep space; an album in progress

featuring:
signal - vermona mono lancet thru hotone krush then red panda tensor

oscilloscope - signalizer
compression - drawmer 1968 mkii

please support impurfekt: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com
connect: https://twitter.com/impurfektmusic

Sunday, February 17, 2019

15-2-19


Published on Feb 17, 2019 impurfekt

15-2-19

featuring (in order of appearance):
samples - vintage movie vocals thru dod rubberneck
fx - dopesonix crate digger
beat -dopesonix beat machine thru pro co rat thru boss re-20
pad - black corporation deckard's dream thru strymon dig
synth - behringer neutron thru electro-harmonix super pulsar
bass - studio electronics boomstar 5089 thru boss re-20
lead - dave smith mopho x4 thru strymon dig

sequencing/tracking/mixing - steinberg cubase 10
compression - drawmer 1968 mkii

please support impurfekt: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

Wednesday, November 07, 2018

sequences by impurfekt


Published on Jan 27, 2018 impurfekt

https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

Playlist:

Sunday, March 15, 2020

g-storm electro sh2-vcf & electro tonus vcf filter explorations


Published on Mar 15, 2020 impurfekt

http://gstormelectronica.blogspot.com/

"please support the channel: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

the g-storm electro sh2-vcf is a 24db/oct filter based on the roland sh-2 bass synthesizer from 1978. it's the epitome of the roland sound and ranges from sweet to dirty depending on how hard you hit it.

i owned g-storm's v1 version of this filter in the past and missed it. this is the v2 model and is sonically identical as far as i can tell. it's got all the features you'd expect and is a joy to use. it's very smooth with no resonance (great for subtle arps) and has a lot of character with resonance. not many filters in my bank can pull that off.

arps begin at 6:40

patch notes:

doepfer a-110-1v thru g-storm electro sh2-vcf thru boss re-20

disclaimer: module was purchased out of pocket for music production purposes"

Update:

g-storm electro tonus vcf filter exploration

Published on Mar 15, 2020 impurfekt

"the g-storm electro tonus vcf is a 24db/oct filter based on the original arp 2600 4012 filter. the 4012 was arp's moog clone filter that was later revised due to patent infringement.

i've neither seen nor heard a 2600 in person, but the tonus vcf is certainly in the ballpark of demos i've heard and other filter clones i've used. its tone is warm, fat and vintage. the harder you drive the filter, the better it sounds. the front panel is roomy and well laid out. i look forward to further exploration; especially for bass duties.

arps begin at 4:28

patch notes:

doepfer a-110-1v thru g-storm electro tonus vcf thru boss re-20

disclaimer: module was purchased out of pocket for music production purposes"

Monday, April 29, 2019

epilogue


Published on Apr 28, 2019 impurfekt

"featuring (in order of appearance):
strings - 8dio majestica thru walrus audio fathom x 2, dod rubberneck and strymon deco
samples: the twilight zone 'the obsolete man' thru earthquaker devices space spiral
fx - pittsburgh modular lifeforms sv-1 thru dod rubberneck
synth - dave smith mopho x4 thru walrus audio fathom x 2
stab - behringer neutron thru earthquaker devices transmisser thru electro-harmonix super pulsar
beat - elektron digitakt thru pro co rat
pad - roland system-1m thru strymon deco and strymon dig
bass - behringer model d
piano - 8dio 1928 thru strymon deco and earthquaker devices space spiral

sequencing/tracking/mixing - steinberg cubase 10
compression - drawmer 1968 mkii

support the channel:
purchase impurfekt music: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com"

Wednesday, November 07, 2018

Misa Digital NSC-16 Sequences by impurfekt


"the terminal show" sequence Published on Dec 16, 2017 impurfekt

"a sequenced synth arrangement of "the terminal show" by akira yamaoka from silent hill homecoming

misa digital nsc-16 sequencer
novation peak
behringer deepmind 12
moog mother-32 thru strymon el capistan
roland tr-8 thru strymon deco
no additional effects or processing"

"cold blood" sequence

Published on Dec 9, 2017

"a sequenced synth arrangement of "cold blood" by akira yamaoka from silent hill homecoming

misa digital nsc-16 sequencer
roland system-1m (using sh-2 plug-out)
behringer deepmind 12
roland tr-8 thru strymon deco pedal
no additional effects or processing"

See the Misa label below for more.

Wednesday, September 18, 2019

brutinator


Published on Sep 18, 2019 impurfekt

"please support the channel: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

this is the matrixbrute. it is an analog synth with dual filters and a unique voice architecture. it is huge (takes up the whole desk) and one of the best synths i have ever heard.

both the drums and lead are being generated in real time using the duo split mode and built in sequencer. the delay is an on board analog bucket brigade stereo delay.

audio is raw from the synthesizer. turn it up and bask in the glory. you'll be hearing more of this beast in the future."

Sunday, August 09, 2020

doepfer a-124 vcf5 wasp filter


impurfekt

"please support the channel: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

the doepfer a-124 vcf5 is a 12db multimode filter using the filter circuit of the edp wasp; an analog synthesizer with a black and yellow case built in the seventies. this filter abused digital inverters as analog operational amplifiers leading to distortions and other dirty effects that generate a unique character. it's equipped with a band pass output and a combined low/notch/high pass output.

once i had gathered the filters i was familiar with i started exploring other options to expand my palette. after seeing a few demos i was very intrigued by the wasp filter. it reminded me a bit of an ms-20 filter but with its own brand of nasty. in person the wasp did not disappoint.

the layout is nearly identical to a few other doepfer options which made it easy to pick up and play. it has the mid-forward tone you expect from a 12db filter. high resonance is nasty and unpredictable but won't blow your speakers (which is nice).

where this filter really shines is when you overdrive it. it sounds like a different version of itself; nice and smudgy. you can get away with high resonance and still get an even sound level; which means you can use high resonance in a lot more situations. in that way it reminds me of the korg prologue filter (another filter i adore).

i appreciate a filter with a broad range of character and the a-124 definitely has it. i wouldn't say it's as musical as a moog or roland filter, but it has a very usable range of nasty and can make unique sounding bread and butter sounds as well. a great option if you're looking to add something unique to your toolkit.

filter sweeps (low pass) at 0:05
filter sweeps (high pass) at 2:40
filter sweeps (band pass) at 4:14
filter overdrive at 5:53
filter sweeps thru the polymoon at 8:44
saw arp at 11:06
square bass at 16:28
triangle arp at 23:02

patch notes:
malekko manther growl thru doepfer a-124 vcf5 thru meris polymoon, walrus audio fathom x2 and strymon dig

disclaimer: module was purchased out of pocket for music production purposes"

Wednesday, June 17, 2020

mopho x4 + walrus audio d1


impurfekt

"please support the channel: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

using the mopho x4 to explore every nook and cranny of the walrus audio d1 delay pedal (straight out of the box).

the walrus audio d1 is a digital delay pedal with stereo in/out, midi in/out, preset storage and five unique algorithms. it is the first in walrus audio's "mako" series of high-end pedals. the algorithms cover the essential delay styles and respond uniquely to the age and tone settings.

all the features i want on a delay pedal are here. the tone and character of the algorithms are as good as any i've heard (both analog and digital). the pedal is easy to use, well labeled and well built. definitely a new favorite. highly recommended for those seeking tone above all else.

skip to algorithm:
4:29 digital
9:17 modulation
11:39 vintage
15:20 dual
19:43 reverse
23:05 dual (with different synth patches)

disclaimer: pedal was purchased out of pocket for music production purposes"

Wednesday, February 26, 2020

dave smith instruments curtis filter exploration


Published on Feb 26, 2020 impurfekt

"please support the channel: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

the curtis filter module from dave smith instruments is exactly what it says on the tin; an authentic curtis filter for eurorack. it has both -12db/oct and -24db/oct settings as well as a +6db boost and an internal vca. here i explore it using the mfb vco/dco oscillator.

having a mopho x4 in the studio (and absolutely loving it) i'm quite familiar with the curtis filter sound. this module doesn't disappoint. it's raw, dirty and loves to resonate. it can sound smooth with the right source as well. during this session i was surprised to find it reminding me of the korg ms-20. it definitely lands in similar territory. i'm looking forward to doing some dark sci-fi work with it.

patch notes:
mfb vco/dco thru dave smith instruments curtis filter thru walrus audio fathom x 2
mfb vco/dco thru dave smith instruments curtis filter thru boss dc-2w"

Monday, July 27, 2020

malekko manther growl exploration


impurfekt

"please support the channel: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

the malekko manther growl is a synth voice for eurorack based on their manther desktop synth. it includes a cem3340 vco chip and an ssm2044-based analog filter. it has separate levels and outputs for the square, saw and triangle oscillators. it has two adsr envelopes with outputs and an lfo with multiple destinations and an output. it has a wavefolder with two modes: tri or all. the all mode folds all waveforms and the external input post-filter.

i've had my eye on the manther desktop for some time but knew i wouldn't utilize the built-in sequencing capabilities. upon discovering the manther growl i realized i could replace a number of modules in my existing rack (including my a-105 vcf which is based on the same ssm2044 chip) with room to spare.

after spending a few hours with the manther growl i'm very impressed. it's straightforward and sounds as good as the specifications suggest. the filter has a nasty, vintage character. the oscillators are beefy. the wavefolder is a unique addition that introduces unpredictable sonic variety. all the tools i like in a single oscillator synth are there.

my only critique is that driving the levels doesn't seem to alter the tone. the manther growl sounds as though it's always being driven. that said, it's still capable of subtle sounds. what it excels at though are thick, heavy, nasty, dirty tones. in short, it does what is says on the tin.

filter sweeps at 0:05
bass line at 4:30
saw arp at 6:45
wavefolder chaos at 10:31
triangle arp at 14:43

patch notes:
malekko manther growl thru walrus audio fathom x2 and boss dd-8

disclaimer: module was purchased out of pocket for music production purposes"

Tuesday, November 13, 2018

novation peak outside of time pad


Published on Nov 13, 2018 impurfekt

"novation peak
outside of time pad

a recreation of my favorite deepmind 12 pad on the novation peak

thanks to the peak's three oscillator architecture a fuller, more nuanced sound is possible

compression - drawmer 1968 mkii
sequencing/tracking/mixing - studio one 4

no presets
no additional effects or processing

https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com
https://twitter.com/impurfektmusic"

Thursday, July 30, 2020

mansion


impurfekt

"please support the channel: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

more music for my survival horror game music project

featuring (in order of appearance):
bass - roland se-02 thru rubberneck
arp - elta pm-02 thru strymon dig
pad - dave smith instruments mopho x4 thru boss re-20

sequencing/tracking - synthstrom audible deluge
mixing - behringer x32 rack
SHOW LESS"

Tuesday, March 03, 2020

bass station II + walrus audio fathom x 2 deep dive


Published on Mar 3, 2020 impurfekt

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it's time to explore the walrus audio fathom reverb pedal and show you why i use two of them.

utilizing the bass station II i first explore every parameter on one fathom. i then run the signal through both and hopefully convey the possibilities and advantages of running two mono reverb pedals in parallel.

skip to the fun 7:55

patch notes:
bass station II thru walrus audio fathom x 2

disclaimer: equipment was purchased out of pocket for music production purposes"

Saturday, December 28, 2019

emw multiwave digital oscillator part I - wave analysis


Published on Dec 28, 2019 impurfekt

"please support the channel: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

the multiwave digital oscillator from emw has 40 main oscillator waveforms and 8 sub-oscillator waveforms. it uses a multi-algorithm structure to produce dynamic waveforms (as seen via the oscilloscope). synthesis methods available are: wavetable modulation, fm, wave distortion, formant shifting, timbre stretching and windowed sync. the sound palette on tap is staggering.

this video shows each waveform and how they respond to the wavefolder knob. part II will feature musical examples."

Friday, November 01, 2019

bass station 2 + dd-200 - deep dive


Published on Oct 31, 2019 impurfekt

"please support the channel: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

using a saw + triangle patch on the bass station 2 to explore every nook and cranny of the boss dd-200 delay pedal.

the dd-200 is a digital delay pedal with stereo in/out and a multitude of algorithms. it is essentially a simplified dd-500 with knob-per-function control. the algorithms sound smoother to my ears but i no longer have a dd-500 for a side-by-side comparison.

this was a lot of fun. i may make a habit of it.

skip to algorithm:
0:17 standard
4:52 analog
8:22 tape
11:58 drum
15:10 shimmer
18:31 tera echo
21:49 pad echo
24:29 pattern
28:49 lo-fi
31:23 dual
34:28 ducking
37:34 reverse"

Friday, December 08, 2023

supercritical synthesizers demon core oscillator and expander demo


video upload by impurfekt

"black wood dreamscape available now: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

full review in progress

timestamps:
patch exploration (dry) 0:08
patch exploration (wet) 13:49

patch notes:
supercritical synthesizers demon core oscillator and expander thru emw vcf-s100 thru one or more of the following: valhalla delay, valhalla shimmer, valhalla vintageverb or tal-chorus-lx

sequencing/tracking/mixing - logic

featured equipment was purchased out of pocket for music production purposes"

Tuesday, August 11, 2020

underground lab


underground lab

"please support the channel: https://impurfekt.bandcamp.com

more music for my survival horror game music project

featuring (in order of appearance):
drone - roland se-02 thru boss re-20
bass - malekko manther growl thru emw vcf-s100 thru dod rubberneck
chord - dave smith instruments mopho x4 thru strymon dig

sequencing/tracking - synthstrom audible deluge"

Wednesday, November 07, 2018

novation peak the ocean from afar (sound fx demo)


Published on Nov 5, 2018 impurfekt

novation peak
the ocean from afar

here is the sound of a far away ocean using only the novation peak

sequencing/tracking/mixing - studio one 4
no presets
no additional effects or processing

Monday, September 16, 2024

arturia matrixbrute - transistor ladder filter demo (all modes)


video upload by impurfekt

timestamps:
notes 0:09
intro 1:00
low pass 24db 3:27
interlude 11:19
low pass 12db 13:14
interlude 20:47
band pass 24db 22:33
interlude 30:38
band pass 12db 32:26
interlude 39:30
high pass 24db 42:06
interlude 48:26
high pass 12db 51:26
outro 58:20

patch notes:
arturia matrixbrute tracked via motu m2 into cubase

featured equipment was purchased out of pocket for music production purposes
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