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Drumsamples & Grooves Spectralis

Drumsamples & Grooves Spectralis by Joerg Schaaf
"I did some sampling the past weeks and finally now can program some patterns with the new drum instruments.
It's fun to learn tuning a drum set, miking it the correct way and finally producing some fat sounds...."

Radikal Technologies Spectralis http://www.radikaltechnologies.com/

KiNK with The Ribbon

Uploaded by kink303 on Nov 28, 2011

"I generate the sound with "The Ribbon" (I use its internal sine wave source). I record / overdub the audio in Ableton with the help of Launchpad. The tones are slightly out of tune, because there is no pitch quantization on the instrument."

KiNK session with the MFB Orchestra

video upload by Uploaded by kink303 on Jan 8, 2012

"this is a composing session with MFB Uzrwerg Pro, MFB Microzwerg, MFB Synth II and MFB 522. Both solo synths are going through Line 6 Echo Park delay, everything goes into a mini mixer by Behringer and ends up recorded on Revox A77 reel to reel recorder. The sound on the video comes from the tape, in the beginning you can hear old sessions, which werent completely erased and they mix with the new recording:) Its all analog (beside the delay). I use the Urzwerg to make sequences on the fly for the Microzwerg and the Synth II. The 522 drummachine is synced to the rest and i use its built in sequencer."

KiNK in the lab with Leploop and Memory Man with Hazari

Published on Sep 26, 2012 by kink303

"Hi! Here is an excerpt of a session with the lovely Leploop, which goes through Electroharmonix Memory Man with Hazari. The full session is 33 min. long, my current youtube account doesn`t let me upload it. (pls. tell me if you know a solution) I decided to make an edit with few chosen parts. This is a quick overview of some part of the sounds you can produce with this setup. However, Leploop have much more to offer, so more full lenght videos with a bit more stripped down approach will be recorded. Stay tuned:)"

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