Thank you! The kicks are partly (processed) RD-9 and Analog Rytm kicks, loaded into the Blackbox sampler and triggered from the Digitone through midi. So no Pulsar kicks here, I find them not too great for this kind of techno unfortunately - But for added percs, weirdness and hats it's great!

Thanks!

you need to give man birth to your machine.

Thanks Vigo! 😁

Thanks for listening and I agree, kick could be better, there is always room for improvement!

Funny how subjective music is… I was just thinking about how good the low end sounds for this being live and improvised. What are you using for your low end bass?

@@gerardofelix5605 Hey thanks, yes it's always quite subjective and for these kind of live jams the device on which it's played back / listened to can also influence the way it's percieved, because it's not 'mastered' in any way. In this case the kick is from the RD-9, and some more low ends and subs are coming from the modular, and I used the OTO Machines BOUM on the master insert of the mixer to 'glue' everything together. It tends to get a bit muddy when a lot is going on, so I'm still pursuing that balance in the mix and try to learn more with every jam.

Thank you 🙌

Get well soon man 😆

Thank you, it was filmed with a Zoom Q8N camera which isn't the best to be honest.. But some correction in postprocessing goes a long way. Still learning some of the basic editting / postprocessing as it's all new to me. Glad you like it!

Dank! 🤘

Thanks! And have fun with the Edge 🤘

Thank you 🙏

Looking forward for your next live set. It's just really good quality 👏

Thanks! The light is a simple clamp on lamp, not sure where I got it... The stands are Innox Synthstands.

Hi! Thank you! I'll try to explain a bit how it was patched: I've recorded some different voices (I think it was from an old '50s documentary about sound design) and rustling paper noises into the Arbhar's buffer, and on the Arbhar I've opened up the 'Spray' parameter, closed the 'Length' parameter a bit, and put 'Intensity' almost all the way down, so it only ocassionaly and randomly outputs from the buffer (unclocked). Also the pitch parameter on Arbhar is set to completely randomize the output - This way it randomly fires small grains of audio that can add nice texture/freakyness. After that the outputs of Arbhar are routed into Mutable Instuments Elements 'Ext in' patchpoints to make use of it's resonators and physical moddeling engines. Marbles is doing some more randomized dice-throwing on the parameters of Elements, which I'm attenuating here and there during the jam to keep it from going too wild. Hope this explains it a bit :)

​@@TheSpaceVentura Thanks for the explanation! That outlines it perfectly. I wonder if I can get something interesting from a tiptop one playing samples into a mimeophon, morphagene, beads or data bender. No Arbhar's available in my country unfortunately. The hunt is on. Thanks again!

​@@ghostinplainsight4803 Glad to have inspired a bit of Arbhar hunting 😀 I do think there are other ways to accocmplish this (sort of) with other modules as well - Might save a few bucks and also could be a fun process. Be warned that after hunting the Arbhar, it will hunt you back with it's demonic capabilities👹