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Post by spacedog on Apr 6, 2019 21:47:50 GMT
Today, I finally got to play with some of the new modules that arrived a few days ago. I decided to indulge myself and have a go at re-creating some 1974 Reims Cathedral ambiences.
I managed to get some lovely raspy sounds using a combination of the Triangle Wave output of the OSC through the 2SIGNALAMP, WAVEFOLDER and SVFILTER (all new), with an octave switch made using an attenuated +5V added via the 4ATTMIX and switched in via the 3VCSWITCH (both new). I was also using the SEQ16 to drive the OSC and the LFOs to drive the CVs for the SVFILTER and WAVEFOLDER. You see, I was determined to use the new stuff 
I set up some Mellotron sampled instruments and basically just jammed through some effects pedals direct to my mixer as though I was a very famous Berlin School group in the mid-70's. Finally, I did pass the whole track through a saturation effect when I rendered it - just for the cherry on the icing on the cake
Bottom Line:
I'm really impressed with the raspy vintage tones that I coaxed out of the modular, some really useful extra modules. Tomorrow, I may try some sequencing ideas that I've been having that needed some of the new modules. That should go nicely with the first part - luckily, I remembered to tune the oscillator and the SEQ16.
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Post by arti on Apr 6, 2019 22:56:43 GMT
Wow! You've managed to recreate the sound of this very famous Berlin School group in the mid-70's tremendously well!
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Post by moruial on Apr 7, 2019 8:39:29 GMT
WoW! this is absolutly amazing!  well done good sir! |
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Post by NightMachines on Apr 7, 2019 8:56:30 GMT
Great stuff as usual! I like the octave switch idea using the 3VCS. I often use attenuated gate signals for transposition, but the switch is indeed more controllable or versatile for this.
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Post by eskimo on Apr 7, 2019 11:13:07 GMT
absolutly amazing ! it's a great soundtrack for me
FAT!
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Post by spacedog on Apr 7, 2019 22:22:11 GMT
Today, I finally got to play with some of the new modules that arrived a few days ago. I decided to indulge myself and have a go at re-creating some 1974 Reims Cathedral ambiences.
I managed to get some lovely raspy sounds using a combination of the Triangle Wave output of the OSC through the 2SIGNALAMP, WAVEFOLDER and SVFILTER (all new), with an octave switch made using an attenuated +5V added via the 4ATTMIX and switched in via the 3VCSWITCH (both new). I was also using the SEQ16 to drive the OSC and the LFOs to drive the CVs for the SVFILTER and WAVEFOLDER. You see, I was determined to use the new stuff I set up some Mellotron sampled instruments and basically just jammed through some effects pedals direct to my mixer as though I was a very famous Berlin School group in the mid-70's. Finally, I did pass the whole track through a saturation effect when I rendered it - just for the cherry on the icing on the cake Bottom Line:
I'm really impressed with the raspy vintage tones that I coaxed out of the modular, some really useful extra modules. Tomorrow, I may try some sequencing ideas that I've been having that needed some of the new modules. That should go nicely with the first part - luckily, I remembered to tune the oscillator and the SEQ16.
I did play a bit more today, mainly adding to the ambience of the track and then I remembered that I had a 20-year old sequence sitting on a CDR that I had found recently whilst trawling through my archives.
Never one to waste anything, I had an idea. So I took the original piece that I recorded yesterday and added two more live parts and fed in that sequence. These new parts come in at about 11.00. The resulting 23-minute track has been uploaded to Bandcamp. As the sequence was from my days in a band, I used that band account (which I also run as I'm reissuing all of the old albums).
Here's a link if you want to have a listen to how the full piece came out. It was quite fun, I must say and the AE Modular worked superbly for the atmospherics and raspy sounds. |
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Post by pol on Apr 8, 2019 13:03:46 GMT
Good Stuff. Well Done.
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Post by RaBe on Apr 9, 2019 14:01:04 GMT
Great sound, as in, huge!
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well done good sir!
