Exploring Modulation Pt. 2 - Hyper LFO // Lyra-8 Organismic Drone Synth Tutorial

Please make sure to keep your volume at a moderate level. Due to the experimental quality of this synth some parts may become noisy to some, and extremely irritable to others.
This tutorial is about how to modulate the oscillators using the Soma Labs Lyra-8 Drone Synth, using the Hyper LFO.
This is The Soma Labs Lyra-8 Organismic Drone Synth. It is an experimental analog synthesizer that creates cinematic, strange, beautiful, and cerebral soundscapes. somasynths.com/lyra-organismi...

[@RonCavagnaro]

Hey did you check out part 1? Click here>>> kzbin.info/www/bejne/paqtppRrd7trr9E

[@djformalin]

Thx....and greetings from a orange Lyra 8 in Thailand 🎼

[@Ian-gw2vx]

Sounds very like Cluster 71’

[@RonCavagnaro]

Never heard of them thanks for watching

[@ninehorsejohnson]

Totally sounds like that. Good call.

[@barnabycross]

Hi Ron, Stephen James (aka SOEURS and LYRA SUPPORT GROUP on FB) here. Thanks for the very informative and fascinating videos on the lyra-8. I wanted to ask you a question about cables. I tend to use audio cables (simple T jack) on the Lyra-8. I havent tried it much but have mixed and matched with instrument cables for audio out of other FX pedal chains such as Shallow Water (Fairfield Circuitry). Do you recommend audio cable over regular instrument cable. I have heard that the former are better to use with fully (or predominantly) analog synths such as the Lyra-8. I would appreciate your take on this. PS If there is ever a Department of Lyra-8 Studies at any University music department, I hope they make you head of department!!

[@RonCavagnaro]

I am not sure I just used whatever cable fits, it's just metal wire so I'm sorry I'm not sure how to answer!