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W03 - 1_14_2026 Subs

By ENC_ on January 15, 2026 10:28 am

Quiet week at home. Ended up designing for myself. Enjoyed the processes. Almost made me want to return. Layed out some ideas for web and returned to old application idea for playdate. Stayed up all night. Still love designing. Hate the industry. Building out concepts to see what is viable. Tested some visual techniques in photoshop for fun. AL is excited for Animal Crossing update. Downloaded and played. She visited her island for the first time in 4 years. W/ Switch out, I reopened Korg Gadget for the fist time since 2023. Tinkered with some ideas. Tried a synced commentary for the first time. Enjoyed the experience. A lot of pandemic activities resurrected this week. Heard some bad news and need to reach out to friend. Met some new people at a bar pop up while meeting old friends. Last days of the pop and bar as is. Talked about books, movies, old jobs, bad bosses, politics, life's infinite stories. Going home on Sunday for death anniversary to support mom. Squabbled over text a bit. Taking wife to help her parents get to cruise ship before leaving.

Media Consumed: Star Wars: Return of the jedi (1983), Vibrations (1996), Cheers, Star Trek Voyager, Sailor Moon R, Orbital - Orbital 2 - Optical Delusion, Skee Mask - Pool, Vim! - Random Collection of Constants - Time Crunch - Extended Lou Break - Time for the Squares - Borderline, Square Pusher - Stereotype, Death Grips, Tim Follin,
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Gear Used:
Tascam Dr-40
Eurorack 104hp
Dirtywave M8
Roland S-1

Software Used:
Izotope Ozone 10

Earlier start this week. Explored modulating Erica Synths Pico DSP x2 to create poor approximation of flanger w/ mono delay. Also stereo delay for for metalic reverb. Also applied across different modular patches to create motion and for sound design. Useful on high hats, synthesized drums, resonant pinged percussion, and parallel filtered synth tones through LPF (Roland SYSTEM-500 505 VCF to Doepfer A-103). Used Michigan Synthworks Sy0.5 for additional drums. Recorded to Tascam. Made into Multi sample kits, standard sliced kits, and one shots for use in M8 w/ Ableton. Everything Sequenced in m8 w/ samples, internal synths, midi controled and processed Roland S-1. Focused on dubbed out sounds and novel eurorack sound design this time. Recorded raw stereo to Tascam. Bad cable pops in recording. 

File Name: 1_13_26 Modular Session Ableton, 1-14-16 SUBS (Samples>sample fodder> Session 1_13_26 song specific samples) M8,

2 Additional song recordings made after upload. First, a modular patch session, expereimenting with sequencing both plaits units and braids w/ internal modulation and euclidean sequencing from Pam's Pro Workout. Randomized notes via pam. Second, expanded test song w/ Ableton's auto tune. Turned into a halcyon inspired track. May be for Delorean Overdrive. 01_17_2026 12_45AM Patch Ableton. Check if useful in the future.

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Oh man this awesome! Love the twitchy nature of the percussion.

And also - Random Collection of Constants mentioned!!! The good shit!

Tons of cool stuff going on here, super skilful break chopping too. Nice work

This is sick, bit of talent right here

I'm loving this reminder of what sounds to me like old school drum n bass. Awesome job.

Great sounds! Crazy percussion, great bass, and I love the springy sound. There's so much going on but it all feels tight and controlled.

Just the right amount of everything in this track.  Well done

Had this on repeat for a solid 30 minutes, real banger!

Really neat. Cool that you have the discipline in your life to turn this entry into a journal of sorts.

super original textures and rhythms in this one!  Especially all the metallic groinks

love those lil percussive elements in between the kick n snare.  Makes me wish i could breakdance smile so many cool sounds that just dance along nicely in such a groove.  awesome!

Tone Matrix wrote:

Makes me wish i could breakdance smile

sounds like we've got your video idea for this week sorted, Tone!   big_smile

love this, ENC. so damn WIGGLY


ooh, totally digging the percussion/beat while the bass, synthies and bleepybloopies play around.
Faved.

Nice delays.

Really like the jungle? beats there. Groovy. Bass is super cool also.

Very cool.

Whoah the sound design and mixing on this one are top notch, very musical and dynamic !!!

that synth completely cooks

Love that beat! The bass is quite fitting and I love the synth that comes and complements it... downloading!

Excellent sound design and a great forward momentum in the track! Inspiring workflow, too.

Fuck yeah this was excellent 👍

The bass is popping and wiggly, and nice synths!

what a groove, great track!

rayjkayj wrote:

Oh man this awesome! Love the twitchy nature of the percussion.

And also - Random Collection of Constants mentioned!!! The good shit!

Yes! I made a stop at the internet archives after listening to his weekly and ended up getting sucked into all of the old Vim netlabel releases.

MRDRCAT wrote:

Great sounds! Crazy percussion, great bass, and I love the springy sound. There's so much going on but it all feels tight and controlled.

Perhaps Bry wrote:

super original textures and rhythms in this one!  Especially all the metallic groinks

The the tinkering with the Erica Synths Pico DSP ended up being a real inspiration point for this week. The "spring" and "groink" sounds came out of those patch experiments. It's a lot of pushing the delays to act like resonators, modulating incoming audio sources, and playing with stacking shortened delays. The Pico DSPs aren't a top of the line multi-effect but it does off a lot of options that are great for sound design and effects.

blighters_rock wrote:

Really neat. Cool that you have the discipline in your life to turn this entry into a journal of sorts.

I wouldn't say that discipline is a the core of it tongue  Honestly, it's more so that I have a shit brain that forgets everything. I do it mostly out of necessity. If I don't get this stuff down, it's lost to the cosmos. I've done that previously and there is so much I can't find or work out anymore because of things being misplaced or not having the same understanding of where I mentally was when last working. Listing everything out has made it a lot easier to return and share things.

In 2025 I ended up having to do a bunch of difficult archival work to release things I just left on old cards and hardrives. I managed to make 3 releases that way but it took way too long and still there are things I only have in low quality mp3s from weekly beats demos or untitled tracks in my music library. I am hoping the documentation I've been doing will help in the future. It already has for a few other projects. At some point I might move these to another, less public document. Some notes I keep are a bit too personal for public sharing so get a eluded to rather that fully documented. For now, this seems to be working for me and I don't really have a good alternative yet. That'll take a little more effort than my shit brain can muster currently smile

Tone Matrix wrote:

love those lil percussive elements in between the kick n snare.  Makes me wish i could breakdance smile so many cool sounds that just dance along nicely in such a groove.  awesome!

As mentioned above, a lot of it is the Pico DSP patching I did. The other bits and bobs were custom percussion patches or the Sy-1. I've been over using the sy-1 a bit but it's the shiny new bit of gear that I picked up and I've been excited to feel out what it can do.

jwh wrote:
Tone Matrix wrote:

Makes me wish i could breakdance smile

sounds like we've got your video idea for this week sorted, Tone!   big_smile

love this, ENC. so damn WIGGLY


I'd watch this tongue Coincidently, I've been watching a lot of old electro hiphop videos from the 80s in week 5. The break dancing is wild.

djippy wrote:

Nice delays.

Really like the jungle? beats there. Groovy. Bass is super cool also.

Very cool.

Thank you, I wanted to play with the delays more actually. Had I worked with broken out hardware rather than M8, I probably would have hooked up some of my delay pedals and really tried to push it further. Connivence and faster times won out this time. That's often the case with WB's though.

Dank Receptor wrote:

Excellent sound design and a great forward momentum in the track! Inspiring workflow, too.

Thanks! I'm happy with the sound design experiments but, I feel like it could use a bit more character as it is a bit too clean. The breaks especially could use a bit of love. A bit of un-syncornized live delay feedback play would also be fun. True dub stuff. I love m8 but, sometimes it a bit too precise. I think if I go back to this one, I'd push it a little more in the DAW or broken out over a few mixer channels with some additional processing.

TBF to myself, it's probably good enough especially for a wb tongue I'd rather get the idea out and move on for now.

Water_Feature wrote:

Tons of cool stuff going on here, super skilful break chopping too. Nice work

waziam wrote:

This is sick, bit of talent right here

bat_matt wrote:

I'm loving this reminder of what sounds to me like old school drum n bass. Awesome job.

Disposable Planet wrote:

Just the right amount of everything in this track.  Well done

in_bocca_al_lupo wrote:

Had this on repeat for a solid 30 minutes, real banger!

As_Yoesual wrote:

ooh, totally digging the percussion/beat while the bass, synthies and bleepybloopies play around.
Faved.

AdB wrote:

Whoah the sound design and mixing on this one are top notch, very musical and dynamic !!!

XC3N wrote:

Love that beat! The bass is quite fitting and I love the synth that comes and complements it... downloading!

b bro wrote:

that synth completely cooks

george bowles wrote:

Fuck yeah this was excellent 👍

Crash Overture wrote:

The bass is popping and wiggly, and nice synths!

lasko303 wrote:

what a groove, great track!

heart Thank you all for listening and sharing your thoughts. It's always rad to hear from everyone and see what they come up with as well. Cheers!

ENC_ wrote:


djippy wrote:

Nice delays.

Really like the jungle? beats there. Groovy. Bass is super cool also.

Very cool.

Thank you, I wanted to play with the delays more actually. Had I worked with broken out hardware rather than M8, I probably would have hooked up some of my delay pedals and really tried to push it further. Connivence and faster times won out this time. That's often the case with WB's though.

Lol, I meant convenience not "Connivence".

Wish there was a way to edit comments so I can fix my terrible grammar and spelling tongue

jwh wrote:
Tone Matrix wrote:

Makes me wish i could breakdance smile

sounds like we've got your video idea for this week sorted, Tone!   big_smile

love this, ENC. so damn WIGGLY

dang how'd you know my dance moves? me and wicket wiggles \m/
this track got me grooving again! wiggles in ma chair!

Uuuuphh! Pace, Composition, Soundscape… What an experience! Great job!

Warp intelligent dance music vibes smile Nice contrast between very clean tones and the and the metallic fm grid (is that a fitting term?) starting at 1:11

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