Building a Track with Plaits | Phazerville

To flex my new modular skiff, I set out to build a track by harvesting sounds exclusively from my Beehive module - a Plaits clone. Pam for clocked modulation. uO_C for pitch quantization and other functions. Monsoon (Clouds) for textured reverb.
Finished track at the end! Enjoy.
00:00 - Intro with my cat
00:35 - Kicks
01:25 - Snares
03:02 - Hihats
05:34 - Exploring tonal sounds
07:03 - Semi-random looped sequence
09:54 - Exploring other synthesis engines
11:49 - CHORDS
14:50 - Trying out drums, arranging loops
18:00 - Plaits DRMZ
19:55 - Energy & Tension
21:40 - Trippy outboard reverb/delay
23:20 - LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE
23:35 - FULL TRACK
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★ GEAR ★
Behringer Neutron analog semi-modular synthesizer
Arturia Keystep 37 controller/sequencer
Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 2nd gen
Audio Technica ATH-M50x headphones
★ Modular ★
Pamela's New Workout (ALM/Busy Circuits)
uO_C (Michigan Synth Works)
Beehive
MMF (2hp)
MIR (Livestock Electronics)
Monsoon (Michigan Synth Works)
DAW: REAPER with lots of free plugins (and some paid ones, too)
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[@djortiz616]

Very cool. Was sweet to watch you build this out from scratch. Glad you didn't give in and CHEAT!

[@Phazerville]

Lol I mean... Every sound is Plaits, right? But I might have to make an alternate mix with the amen break left in 😉

[@arbrvta]

How do you feel about the ergonomics on beehive? Would OG plaits be preferable

[@Phazerville]

It's honestly a little cramped... Very tricky to adjust the internal decay and octave settings because of the placement of the 2 buttons. I can definitely see the appeal of the original MI modules if you have space!

[@arbrvta]

@@Phazerville thank you ! Planning a system currently.