Live Glitch music performance using Arturia Keystep Pro to control Eurorack & Soma Synth's Pulsar 23 скачать в хорошем качестве

Live Glitch music performance using Arturia Keystep Pro to control Eurorack & Soma Synth's Pulsar 23

After a short break, it feels great to be back on track and making more videos. During this break I had redesigned my rig, which i actually built myself, acquired some new modules, and learned some new ways to modulate and manipulate the sound. Case building is still in progress. I'll try to make a video of it, once its done. In this video, I took a bit more experimental approach and dove into more glitch oriented sound. The idea was to bend the time / time signatures to create rhythms that phase in and out of order, yet in some ways still follow the clock. It's been great fun. I'm glad to see that on this modular journey, I'm slowly managing to create and perform within the realms of the sound and the genre of music that I'm a huge fan of. If you wish to get your hands on some of these samples me up on social media and we can arrange something. Follow the link below. https://biglink.to/sonicjunkie Here's the breakdown of modules / instruments that have been used in this video: Soma Laboratories - Pulsar 23 Yamaha - DX7 II FD Arturia - Keystep Pro - Brain of the operation Eurorack: Noise Engineering - Basimilus Iteritas Alter, Desmodus versio Squarp instruments - Rample (new addition) Steady State Fate - Ultra Random, Stereo Dipole Quad Filter (new addition) Qu-bit - Data Bender, Prism, Bloom (new addition), Cascade (new addition), Surface (new addition) - absolutely love Qu-bit's stuff. Modulations and triggers: Abstract Data - Octocontroller Make Noise - Maths Tiptop Audio - Circadian Rhythms, Z5000 Alright Devices - Chronoblob2 4ms - Pingable Envelope Generator Flame - C-3 Knob Recorder C-3 Knob Recorder automated DFAM's tempo and the pitch sequencer channel was used to modulate the clock. If you have any questions feel free to leave it in comments section and I'll be happy to answer them. Hope you enjoy the video.