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Hexen app + SmplTrek
This week I tested hexen app to learn something about modular synth. Recorded the different tracks on the smpltrek and tried to give it form playing with loops.
This is my hello world song with hexen.
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Great start, no clue what goes into such a process but it sounds like you caught right on! I love the biological, bassy, fart-y sounds especially
Great start, no clue what goes into such a process but it sounds like you caught right on! I love the biological, bassy, fart-y sounds especially
Thanks for your comment! Yeah! I love farty sounds too 
I've just uploaded an image of the setup I used in Hexen. It is an eurorack modular synth simulator.
I made the exercise of simplifying an example rack to understand what was going on inside. Then started over with a minimum of modules (drums, sequencer, chords + arpeggio) and added delay and distortions looking for sounds I liked.
I think I'll use it more in the future, it makes pretty decent sounds and I was stuck for hours playing with the controls...
fetalface wrote:Great start, no clue what goes into such a process but it sounds like you caught right on! I love the biological, bassy, fart-y sounds especially
Thanks for your comment! Yeah! I love farty sounds too
I've just uploaded an image of the setup I used in Hexen. It is an eurorack modular synth simulator.
I made the exercise of simplifying an example rack to understand what was going on inside. Then started over with a minimum of modules (drums, sequencer, chords + arpeggio) and added delay and distortions looking for sounds I liked.I think I'll use it more in the future, it makes pretty decent sounds and I was stuck for hours playing with the controls...
Wow, how fun!!! Thank you
Algunos pasajes me recordaron a la música de No Man's Sky. Interesante pieza!
