ilovefuzz.com

also, i just found Jorn and i'm kinda obsessed with him.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxg4C365LbQ[/youtube]

yes. i know that video and song is 6 years old. i am OLD. i lean about things on the WRONG END OF THE POPULARITY CYCLE.

behndy wrote:lol. so. i mean. i FULLY ADMIT that after finding stuff that turns me off about someones gear, i apply that same disdain to everything they make, even if unwarranted.

i am a delicate FLOWER.

with Anger Revenge KITTY CLAWS BITCHES.

It is hard not to do this sometimes, i will admit.

The new Joranalogue Morph 4 looks pretty interesting. Basically ways to amplify and maximize modulation within a patch.

Journalogue loots is always amazebutts.

i do NOT understanding shipping lately. just got a Navigator and Altar in from Ireland (i think? Scotland? where is Signal Sounds?) on 2 days shipping, an NDLR from LA took 3 days, a Maestro from DetMod has been stuck on Accepted for like... 5 days.

murf.

sooooo... THIS is bananas. had a surprise envelope from QuBit, opened it, couldn't make any noise but a high pitched squee for about 10 minutes.

whaaaaatttttt so cool!

it's just... all the touchings. in my happy parts.

also, Surface into Monotropa into Altar into Bender -

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQiXUoa7oZM[/youtube]

Nice stuff!

I finally got my case set up. Fun times!



Still some things to do and the mother 32 is only a placeholder till I get more stuff but with the sequencer it's a very fun placeholder.

LOL @ Data Behndy. That's amazing. Congratulations.

I bought a Turing Machine MK2 with both expansions on a single panel. I don't know what either of the expansions do yet but have always wanted to try a Turing Machine, so... why not? Experimental times await me.

Played another Freq Boutique last night! As much as I hated the prep this time around and miss the in person aspect, it did feel really great to play to an audience. I eschewed sequencing most everything in advance for playing keyboard, fucking with drum samples, etc. Complicated samples make for less sequencing needs!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJaQV-3SZuM[/youtube]

Also, if any of you wants to play it, you're more than welcome to sign up for a chance to play, you can sign up at the link below. It's the second Monday every month and it's been pretty cool to have people outside of Colorado play. Fair warning, it does need to be live and not pre-recorded

https://coloradomodularsynthsociety.com ... e-sign-up/

That was a great set. Those percussion/drum set samples(?) were really nice. I like how it transitioned into the final 4 on the floor segment.

That Data Behndy is super cool, too!

I fear my modular hiatus is coming to an end. Really trying to resist the urge to splurge on some new modules. Really intrigued by a few designs but don't want to think too much about it and get myself into trouble lol. Biggest issue at the moment is setting it up in a logical location that I can reach comfortably. Might need to get a side table to put it somewhere that can interface with the Matriarch. I packed up my 2600 because there's simply not enough room/length to have it connected where it can actually fit.

that set is really good! It flowed so well between all the parts.

yeatsvisitslincoln wrote:Played another Freq Boutique last night! As much as I hated the prep this time around and miss the in person aspect, it did feel really great to play to an audience. I eschewed sequencing most everything in advance for playing keyboard, fucking with drum samples, etc. Complicated samples make for less sequencing needs!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJaQV-3SZuM[/youtube]

Also, if any of you wants to play it, you're more than welcome to sign up for a chance to play, you can sign up at the link below. It's the second Monday every month and it's been pretty cool to have people outside of Colorado play. Fair warning, it does need to be live and not pre-recorded

https://coloradomodularsynthsociety.com ... e-sign-up/

hey, Nice work, this sounds great.

I'm a big fan of Myles O'Reilly's films (most of which involve filming folksy Irish musicians). Here he tries his hand at a soundtrack:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTbohNc7Dbw[/youtube]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTbohNc7Dbw

Muse FTW wrote:That was a great set. Those percussion/drum set samples(?) were really nice. I like how it transitioned into the final 4 on the floor segment.

Thanks! The drum samples were from a friend. I asked for something "complicated" and that's what I got haha.

coldbrightsunlight wrote:that set is really good! It flowed so well between all the parts.

Thanks! I kind of feel like having to actually be hands on for almost everything really helped with that. It was fun, at least.

mr. sound boy king wrote:hey, Nice work, this sounds great.

Thanks! I know we talked a bit about the rhythmic elements earlier, I think it came out nicely.