Music From My Modular Synth

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Music From My Modular Synth 2005-07-24T00:41:17+00:00 I have been taking some much needed time off for a couple of days, and locked myself in the studio to play about with my modular. As some of you know, I recently added two more rows of modules, primarily from Synthesizers.com, with a few Blacet kits, and it seemed a good time to give the whole system a shakedown. My efforts were rewarded with this surprisingly spirited tune (for me...my music is usually quite gloomy and psychedelic). Fans of Ian Boddy, Patrick O'Hearn and Andy Pickford might dig it. It is one hundred percent modular. Every track. Ah, but what about those guitars? Well, that's my brand spanking new Gretsch hollow body, through a Vox Brian May Special amp, then processed through the modular. I did the synth chords the old fashioned way: by tracking each note of each chord separately... Tracked in Cubase SX3, with a little sweetening from the Cubase delays, and Powercore reverb and MasterX3. Oh, it's called "The Singular Satisfaction of Subspace Sam". www.olscratchrecordings.com/Sounds/Subspace_Sam.mp3 "The blackness of deep space embraced Sam's capsule like a lover's arms. Not that he'd ever experienced a lover's affection of any kind, yet he imagined that it must feel very much like this...the soft and dependable blackness of the void, the comforting wink of distant stars and the familiar hum of the air exchangers were as constant and forgiving as a willing bride. "Sam was probably alone in his affinity for outspace duties, and it wasn't hard to persuade some reluctant grav-baby to give up the assignment and to make him feel like he was done a favor in the bargain. New recruits were always sent to The Rim, or worse yet, to The Cluster. However, The Cluster was Sam's favorite stint. Out here, away from every human, he could revel in his solitude, while in the near distance, stars were being born..." Scot Solida https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=2201

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Post by Nuisances Sonores » Tue Jul 26, 2005 8:51 pm

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I fully understand but better not insert ( hard ) modular reference in the thread title then !

I refer them rather to more unknown wild sonic territories.

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Post by respirator » Wed Jul 27, 2005 10:01 am

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The track is almost cheesy at some points (the lead). But the sounds are truly amazing and you seem to keep on the right sight of cheesiness. The track made me happy! Would love to hear some of the more experimental stuff, though.

(Saw the pic of the monster in the other thread. That is unbelievable cool).

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