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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / yan_g's music / 20141017 Melodic modular jam
Melodic modular jam based on a basic René + Intellijel microscale patch.
Featuring DPO, Optomix, Phonogene (broken echo mode), Maths, Doepfer noise + S&H, sequential switch, Dark Energy, Tip Top Audio SD808, 4ms RCD.
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pretty neat! my problem with modular jams has always been that it sounds too progressive. this one doesn't at all! nice work
pretty neat! my problem with modular jams has always been that it sounds too progressive. this one doesn't at all! nice work
thanks! what do you mean progressive btw?
I mean it's so repetitive...that's why it usually takes so long. but your track feels much more like a real song, thanks to the melody!
I mean it's so repetitive...that's why it usually takes so long. but your track feels much more like a real song, thanks to the melody!
Yes, it's the first of my jams that feels a bit like a song, I wanted to make a more classic use of the sequencing/quantizing modules. I could've added a more complete beat instead of just a snare if I had had the modules... It'll take me a few months or a year to get there though!
my right ear is lonely
Thanks for reminding! I'll try to check if I can record in mono next time...
neat song! i agree it sounds almost "too melodic to be true"... in a good way
Thx! Melodic side is René going to the quantizer 1V/oct input, while an envelope mixed with bipolar random voltages are sent to its shift input. The random voltages are half of the time synced using a s&h.
