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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / rdomain's music / The Coursing of Blood Through My Tired Veins
Modular synth piece all performed in real time with no edits.
I haven't had time for patching my modular recently so I thought I'd create something for WB with it. Always great to return to the modular synth after some time away.
Here's a snippet of the patch in action. Thanks for listening.
https://www.instagram.com/p/C7JC-FLvhrL/
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Damn, this is a beautiful track. Really impressed how sinister it becomes as well.
Oh my god, I saw the cables and the hardware on insta. Very impressive. This track was minimalistic and haunting.
Beautiful. I am a sucker for a little overdrive into big reverb. What's that deep synth voice around 1:15?
Awesome texture, great sizzle on the high end harmonics. Very cool patch, well done.
Dark sounds. Some of these sound like close to a choir, reminding me of the monolith scene at the start of the movie 2001.
Damn, this is a beautiful track. Really impressed how sinister it becomes as well.
eerie vibes, the drones that appeared mid track gave me the chills.
Oh my god, I saw the cables and the hardware on insta. Very impressive. This track was minimalistic and haunting.
Beautiful. I am a sucker for a little overdrive into big reverb. What's that deep synth voice around 1:15?
Awesome texture, great sizzle on the high end harmonics. Very cool patch, well done.
Dark sounds. Some of these sound like close to a choir, reminding me of the monolith scene at the start of the movie 2001.
Thanks so much for all the listens and comments. I'm playing catch up right now. 
