I'm still putting this new 3PT module from Robaux through its paces. This time it's in the Euclidean rhythm setting, dividing the clock source into all the various triggers you're hearing. I did layer it up a bit so it wasn't all live but I'm
This video was supposed to be a time lapse of me soldering together the 3PT from Robaux but there was some error and none of it got recorded. Oh well, the cycling LEDs on this module are mesmerizing enough.
The inspiration to make this video came from one of Cuckoo's 2022 Jamuary challenges - "Connection". Here, I connected to the past. This is just a simple tune that I came up with back when my daughter was a baby. Every night my wife would
This is an improvised take/tribute/rip of 'Adagio for Strings' by Samuel Barber. I think my first experience manipulating audio, of any audio production or experimentation, was taking a cassette of 'Adagio' and running it through my brother's guitar pedals.
Just a sweet little tune for you. Reminds me of what Peter Pan's daughter sang in Hook, but I can't really remember that song, just the feeling.
Just a quick improvised Krautrock / Psychedelic jam on the Fender Bass VI, based around a simple Circuit Tracks bass line and drum part. Lots of knob twiddling on the pedalboard. This was done as one continues take and then layered up after the fact.
I'm using the excellent little Yamaha AW16G mixer as a sort of synthesizer, with an individual note from my Roland Alpha Juno 2 recorded into each track (every track with a fader, at least). I then did another pass playing the four sample pads, which
Just a little improvisation structured around the touch plate/keyboard on the Microfreak. The paraphonic filter is being opened up by the pressure in my left hand, with a little bit being opening up via the envelope that's triggered by the rhythm from my right hand.
All sounds from the very powerful Elektron Analog Four (A4), original model. It's such a capable little box, I should use it more often!
A celebratory track for the birth of my nephew. Getting a very British early-mid-century vibe from this, Elgar or Britten or Vaughn Williams - at least until that high synth note pokes through the mix haha. Everything recorded to the Yamaha AW16G, with the sample