Love that kind of slower acid, your track is great. These Doepfer modules sure do a great job!

Love that kind of slower acid, your track is great. These Doepfer modules sure do a great job!

Doepfer acid! I do like the looping sample n' hold reverb, the squelch of the sawtooth, and the crunchy lo-fi perc all together. Great track.

Doepfer acid! I do like the looping sample n' hold reverb, the squelch of the sawtooth, and the crunchy lo-fi perc all together. Great track. :)

Cheers, AdB! Low BPM acid can be quite catchy.

[quote=AdB]Love that kind of slower acid, your track is great. These Doepfer modules sure do a great job![/quote] Cheers, AdB! Low BPM acid can be quite catchy. :D

Thanks, parappayo! Doepfer acid, lol, nice concept.

[quote=parappayo]Doepfer acid! I do like the looping sample n' hold reverb, the squelch of the sawtooth, and the crunchy lo-fi perc all together. Great track. :)[/quote] Thanks, parappayo! Doepfer acid, lol, nice concept.

Oh wow the Doepfer can acid! Nice and wet sounding and a great track - the fact you performed it live is even cooler!

Oh wow the Doepfer can acid! Nice and wet sounding and a great track - the fact you performed it live is even cooler!

Damn that bass is sitting in a wierd place, like it’s running underneath my brain instead of through it real fuckin’ wierd feelin’. Cool track indeed

Damn that bass is sitting in a wierd place, like it’s running underneath my brain instead of through it real fuckin’ wierd feelin’. Cool track indeed

This acid got me chugging

(much love for running it through the Mackie warmth)

This acid got me chugging (much love for running it through the Mackie warmth)

Hell yeah, nice chill jam session. SEM filter acid, sounds nice and squishy. Not traditionally how I've heard the filter used. Cool to hear it pushed in a less brassy direction I was tinkering with a Polivoks and system-500 SH-5 filter for acid for a while. The SH-5 really surprised me especially through a bit of overdrive. Wish it had a longer fader throw. It was the downfall for live use.

Hell yeah, nice chill jam session. SEM filter acid, sounds nice and squishy. Not traditionally how I've heard the filter used. Cool to hear it pushed in a less brassy direction :) I was tinkering with a Polivoks and system-500 SH-5 filter for acid for a while. The SH-5 really surprised me especially through a bit of overdrive. Wish it had a longer fader throw. It was the downfall for live use.

Dripping in funk!

Dripping in funk!

Cheers, MRDRCAT! Nice and wet is good for acid, glad you liked it.

[quote=MRDRCAT]Oh wow the Doepfer can acid! Nice and wet sounding and a great track - the fact you performed it live is even cooler![/quote] Cheers, MRDRCAT! Nice and wet is good for acid, glad you liked it. :D

LOL, that's a fun description! Psychedelia 4 U rayjkayj.

[quote=rayjkayj]Damn that bass is sitting in a wierd place, like it’s running underneath my brain instead of through it real fuckin’ wierd feelin’. Cool track indeed[/quote] LOL, that's a fun description! Psychedelia 4 U rayjkayj.

Nice 'n' toasty for cold winter days. Thanks for listening and commenting, waziam!

[quote=waziam]This acid got me chugging (much love for running it through the Mackie warmth)[/quote] Nice 'n' toasty for cold winter days. Thanks for listening and commenting, waziam!

Cheers ENC_! I noticed the SEM filter changes quite a bit when the input is driven relatively hard (2-3 o clock on the input). It gets a really crisp drive and fatness from it. At lower input volumes it gets squelchier but thinner.

Haven't tried the SH-5, but dear me those old Roland's sound good. Had to look it up, that short throw fader even looks funny.

[quote=ENC_]Hell yeah, nice chill jam session. SEM filter acid, sounds nice and squishy. Not traditionally how I've heard the filter used. Cool to hear it pushed in a less brassy direction :) I was tinkering with a Polivoks and system-500 SH-5 filter for acid for a while. The SH-5 really surprised me especially through a bit of overdrive. Wish it had a longer fader throw. It was the downfall for live use. [/quote] Cheers ENC_! I noticed the SEM filter changes quite a bit when the input is driven relatively hard (2-3 o clock on the input). It gets a really crisp drive and fatness from it. At lower input volumes it gets squelchier but thinner. Haven't tried the SH-5, but dear me those old Roland's sound good. Had to look it up, that short throw fader even looks funny. :D

Well, now that's a good compliment. Cheers, PartiMellow!

[quote=PartiMellow]Dripping in funk! [/quote] Well, now that's a good compliment. Cheers, PartiMellow!