"There is no real way to give a good description of this Synth. Best thing would be to look it up. It looks like a game pad and in a way, like a game, you'll either come up with something incredible and win, or end up with something terrible and lose. I find the E[64] to be the perfect device to come up with musical ideas with the random sequences of notes it creates on each start-up. It is definitely not for everyone, but it is also for everyone. LOL. I love it. It brings inspiration every time I power it up. The E[64] is no longer in production. Enjoy!"
"Here is a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the oscillator type "Destroy" found on the Arturia MiniFreak. Yes, the one with the exploding frog."
"I'm testing out a newly aqcuired Alesis Quadraverb which - together with the Lexicon MPX500 - will take care of the spaciousness from now on.
The Joranalogue Audio Design modules take care of most of the gating and transposing of the random sequence. I've found BIAS2 to be a really versatile little unit, in this patch I used the bottom half as a precision adder for pitch and the top part I'm using to route -2.5V to STEP 8 so it only generates negative CV. ORBIT 3 modulates a filter and PIVOT 2 which routes a saw or alternatively a triangle to DELAY 1. One GENERATE 3 is on modulation duty for the time parameter of DELAY 1.
ROUTE 4 is an awesome addition to any sequence: it let's you automate (or randomize) gating and transposing of several sequences. FILTER8 is used as a the final filter in the chain (instead of using a VCA).
I'm pretty pleased with the verbs on the QUADRAVERB. Hainbach was right about this unit, it does 'sit' well in the mix."
"Check out my private collection of Sweet Sounds dedicated to Arturia MicroFreak: https://bit.ly/microfreaksweet and collection of Dreamy Sounds: https://bit.ly/microfreakdreamy but also Crazy Machine collection: https://bit.ly/microfreakcrazy"
