I find I regularly find myself just making quasi KRELL patches on the miniFreak:
Hours of zoned out fun.
I find I regularly find myself just making quasi KRELL patches on the miniFreak:
Hours of zoned out fun.
Been messing with the Arturia miniFreakV and thought id try to Modulate the Comb filters and delay FX, to create a somewhat absurd beat slicer:
Still a work in progress…
Images are of some rather fantastic looking Vietnamese military audio gear.
just more chilled noise
Too Fucking Late !
Really this is just about seeing what’s available in the new QuickSampler in LogicX, and as far as this tricks concerned, its pretty primitive compared to SOME of the tools out there, but given you can lock the loop lengths and start points to quantise values, it lets you do some fun stuff!
Just set up the CC’s in the mod matrix to 2 faders on your keyboard or whatever…
Start and Loop start to the same CC and Loops End to a second CC.
the frogs are complaining
with apologies to Jodie @FrogIDAus
Brains too fried to be clever so reverting to a combination of old pathways and completely inconsequential tweaking…
Exploring the touch response of the MicroFreak. Tip of the hat to the boggling Jon Hassell.
All part of the 1 pass, no edits and 3 mins to make the sound series
So, Sitting around Self Isolating …
Thought id teach myself Ableton LIVE
Yep is Music for old people, buy hey IM OLD so …
Made this track using its 909 kit and an Arturia MicroFreak.
Excuse the less than inspired drum part, got lost in the Synth:+)
To make things interesting, made some rules:
All sounds from Default on the micro freak had to be made in less than 3 mins and the parts had to be played in with no edits.
45 mins later;…
By request. the no crappy beats version, you can REALLY hear the bad playing now!:+)
BouncyFreakStacc
for absolutely NO reason…
So continuing the pointless Squoinks…
Current Mood…
Is anything ever really ‘Finished’ now? Not sure, but in the mean time…
Really soul restoring to be playing real bass again, kicks in hard after the second chorus. #RiffyFun.
Just messing with the MicroFreaks Voice Oscillator.
Its quite an interesting cross between ya bog standard 1 Osc subtractive, and something more modular with some west coast elements. Consequently as a sad old synth geek, it’s quite interesting. The conductive pads that respond polyphonically are really what made me get this as it seems like an interesting controller for future projects regardless of its own synth engine. Anyway, its a hilarious machine for creating riffy ‘acid’ type synth loops. So I’ve been reliving my 90’s dance producer life, and wishing i’d had one of these back then.
How Great is PaulStretch Audio App?!