Behringer/ARP 2500 (n° 26) - Short sounds with a ring modulator

Recorded on the 24th of march 2023. Patch performed live in one take. No overdubs, no post processing.
Synthesizer : Behringer/ARP 2500
Pedal : EHX Cathedral
Audio interface : Steinberg UR-RT 4
DAW : Cubase 10

[@sunyathunder7962]

this channel has the most soothing modular soundscapes!

[@christdolphin69]

man this is so good. new favorite channel

[@seansnyder7744]

so many different tones! I really like the glass bowl type tones. Kind of reminds me of tones I'd hear in Autechre's music

[@DrJ3RK8]

Absolutely love this one. I'm not sure how into old 70s/80s kung fu movies you are, but this reminds me of a few of the Golden Harvest intro titles. ;)

[@nilsvanderplancken]

Considering to purchase this exact configuration. Are there things you would have done different looking back?

[@lnefpd]

That was not the initial configuration : i have replaced some modules, bought extra ones, and all of these are waiting for a second cabinet ( ! ). Speaking of this current configuration : with the same cabinet, you can remove one of the two (1016) noise generators, and replace it by a second (1036) S&H. Depending on your personal taste, you can also replace one of the (1047) multimode filters by a (1033) enveloppe generator (the number of enveloppe generators limiting the number of independant notes you can play).

[@nilsvanderplancken]

@@lnefpd so what’s new in the second cabinet? Three more 1033’s and a 1036?

[@lnefpd]

@@nilsvanderplancken 6 x 1004 + 2 x 1050 + 2 x 1027 + 2 x 1036 + 3 x 1003 + 3 x 1006. I have hesitated to replace three modules by two extra 1050, because the 1050 is the only way to replace the modulation system of the original ARP 2500 (it had modulation buses, on which you could connect any number of sources ; here you can mix together up to eight sources with a 1050). Of course if you accept modules of other brands, there are many more options to do that.