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Post by lukylutte on Feb 28, 2021 13:46:48 GMT
Some attempts at playing with a friend or when distortions becomes distracting...
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Post by keurslagerkurt on Feb 28, 2021 14:27:20 GMT
THIS MUSIC MAKES ME WANT TO GO CLUBBING AGAIN ASAP, NICE!
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Post by NightMachines on Mar 2, 2021 18:23:20 GMT
Those are some fun jams! Tell us more about your workflow and the instruments involved  |
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Post by 101 on Mar 2, 2021 19:01:26 GMT
Nice collab. Particularly enjoyed that bass smash at 00:38 on the first vid.
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Post by lukylutte on Mar 3, 2021 5:44:31 GMT
Thanks, for the comments.Definitely give me confidence that the dream of playing in a club is feasible (in like 2-3 years   ). |
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Post by lukylutte on Mar 3, 2021 6:04:29 GMT
Those are some fun jams! Tell us more about your workflow and the instruments involved With 3 other friends we are renting a small storage place which we setup for live electronica jamming. It's our late thirties' gate-away cavemen' cave. We all have different setup but all hardware (okay one uses an ipad from time to time  ). After many not listenable jams, we kinda understood that it's best when we only play 2 at a time. We usually rotates so we can jam non stop for many hours. Been never alone for more than 10-15 min, the time that one goes out and the other gets in. The trick been to make a break down/bridge of some kind to be able, in rhythm, to push stop/start on the main clock generator... On the duets I only play my bomb case full of 4*16 Ae modular and Juan is playing 2 volcas (bass and keys) into a zoom ms70 and a Roland tr8. Here is an older one where I played the Moog DFAM of my friend and he's playing his Drumbrut impact with the Novation Mono circuit. |
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). After many not listenable jams, we kinda understood that it's best when we only play 2 at a time. We usually rotates so we can jam non stop for many hours. Been never alone for more than 10-15 min, the time that one goes out and the other gets in. The trick been to make a break down/bridge of some kind to be able, in rhythm, to push stop/start on the main clock generator...