The condition overall is very good. It has a few scuffs and scratches to the end panels and is also missing its grommets from the front face - don't let this put you off a great instrument that is looking good and ready to play. See the detailed photos and click on them to see large versions."
"Ever since I picked up modular in the fall of 2014, the dream was to one day build a patch on an all Make Noise system and perform it live. I have to admit I was intimidated in the beginning, but that didn’t stop me from slowly building my case over the years, learning the modules, and one day making it happen. Now, I can say I took the big leap.
Over the weekend I performed live with my Make Noise system in front of an intimate crowd in the back room of a cocktail bar here in Los Angeles. The outcome was something unexpected— something magical I can’t explain. The joy of having accomplished such a feat leaves me lost for words. And, playing an ambient piece was way out of my comfort zone, but I let my mind work intricately with the machine, and the result was truly my best modular synth performance to date.
This video is the culmination of all I’ve ever put into music my entire life, and I hope you can grab some headphones, close your eyes, open your mind, and give it a listen today. Thank you.
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IN STEREO
This is a live modular synth ambient performance using only Make Noise Music modules. This set was performed at Triptronics held at Little Joy in Los Angeles, CA on December 10, 2017.
Titled, "Places" because you're going there.
I played this set with other great performers that night: Izapa, Pablo Perez, Andorkappen, and the2vvo.
The 6U case is from Dark Modular Cases. The layout of Make Noise modules in the case can be found on ModularGrid: https://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/288832
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No computers or outboard gear were used in this performance -- just modular synths recorded live in a single take.
Video was recorded with an iPhone 6+ then synced using iMovie."
The only musical instrument used in this production is a Box with an Arduino Due board, external TDA1543A DAC and MIDI input, running the organ model programmed in 2015 and refined in 2017
Audio recorded, mixed and mastered using locally custom-built and modified equipment
Video recorded using iPhone 8 and iMovie
Music
"Hark! The Herald Angels Sing!"
Lyrics by Charles Wesley/George Whitefield
Music by Felix Mendelssohn/William H. Cummings
and "Caro Mio Ben", aria by Giuseppe Giordani
Guest star: Lila Trentini
Produced, arranged and recorded by Marcelo Johann
in Porto Alegre, December 2017
Special thanks to:
Monica O'Day, Marlene Bolzan, Anabel Alzaibar, Rose Corneau"
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Control is a synthesizer brick & mortar shop located in the South Williamsburg Neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY.
We specialize in Eurorack Modular, vintage traditional and unusual eccentric electronic devices both analog and digital. Please do not hesitate to get in touch."
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