vurt - phase iv

[experimental.crow]

wabi-sabi on mushrooms ...

[pekbro]

Tasty!

[justin3am]

cheers, the big space is the erbe verb...

I thought I was hearing modulated Erbe Verb.

the centre bit, is the feedback as a sound source (pinging the noise gate) crossfading with grandpa on some machine samples of factory machines, then the soma delay.

need more time with the dsm03feedback, enjoying it even more than i expected

thanks for listening

Tuned delays are one of my favorite sound sources. I love using granulated samples and down sampled noise as the exciter for KS patches. There was a lot of that going on in my last piece, with the output from Phonogene routed to Rings in string mode.

[Allomerus]

It sounds full yet spacious and very otherworldly. Cool stuff. Well done!
Eurorack interests me until I see the prices. I'll have to stick with volcas and arduinos...
I have downloaded VCVRack but not spent a lot of time with it...

[vurt]

wabi-sabi on mushrooms ...

thanks for listening

(it is the season for mushrooms too)

[vurt]

Tasty!

thank you very much

[vurt]

cheers, the big space is the erbe verb...

I thought I was hearing modulated Erbe Verb.

the centre bit, is the feedback as a sound source (pinging the noise gate) crossfading with grandpa on some machine samples of factory machines, then the soma delay.

need more time with the dsm03feedback, enjoying it even more than i expected

thanks for listening

Tuned delays are one of my favorite sound sources. I love using granulated samples and down sampled noise as the exciter for KS patches. There was a lot of that going on in my last piece, with the output from Phonogene routed to Rings in string mode.

yeah, its very nice sound.
ive done it with delays in the past, but having the "ping" so i dont have to use an input is new to me
so more control over the when
before it was pure chaos (which i also like, but its good to have choices!)

[vurt]

It sounds full yet spacious and very otherworldly. Cool stuff. Well done!
Eurorack interests me until I see the prices. I'll have to stick with volcas and arduinos...
I have downloaded VCVRack but not spent a lot of time with it...

cmon, its not like you need to eat more than a tin of beans a day! join us!!!
vcv is a pretty cool addition to your live rig though.
get something running, noodle along with volcas and guitar! awesome!

thanks for listening, glad you enjoyed

[Allomerus]

Yes but Arduinos are so tasty, especially the Teensy variety.

[pekbro]

Yes but Arduinos are so tasty, especially the Teensy variety.

Maybe the AE modular stuff, it's pretty affordable as compared to eurorack. I know some serious
eurorack guys who are having much fun with the tangiblewaves stuff recently.

https://www.tangiblewaves.com/

[Allomerus]

Thanks for the link, they seem a lot cheaper.

[pekbro]

Thanks for the link, they seem a lot cheaper.

AE Modular is cool stuff, sooner or later I will grab one. BTW there is a huge amount of Teensy stuff in eurorack. That's how they do a lot of it, particularly the smaller developers, pretty sure I have 3 or 4 of them in my system, maybe more. *That Flux sequencer for instance.

sry vurt for talking shop in your thread.

[Allomerus]

Sorry vurt.
I have been having fun using teensy to control Volcas. I have three independent midi channels out from it. Possibilities!

[vurt]

no apology needed for helping with gear porn

[thecontrolcentre]

I like this one. It's so spacious ... feels like we're in the cargo bay of a massive space ship, but somethings not right

Very scifi/horror ...