Hard Ambient | Ambient music with Error Instruments

I usually break down a case after a session and build a new set, but I was wondering if I could do something ambient with the 'Ultraviolence' set. Ambient music isn't that hard, but it's a real challenge with Error Instruments Gear. As I said before, Error's gear is not for everyone and you need to be patient with it. It's also great fun to dive into the unknown and it happened to be extremely rewarding.
Finally, I need to point out that the FX used (Desmodus and Imitor fron Noise Engineering) have been extremely important to 'glue' everything together.
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[@dannewmanzz]

Exceptional.

[@herzaincarmona4810]

Fn love this. Might have to pick one up for myself

[@georat16]

These vids are great because you can watch them OR listen to them.

[@paultasbeeb]

Super cool !!! Deep man pfff

[@timgrogan974]

a fantastic dream-like machine world

[@CapriciousBlackBox]

Paul has some interesting modules to be sure. You have shown them nicely!

[@JohnoWells]

Watching again (like my 4th time). These modules have had a huge impact on how I'm working now. So freeing. Thanks again, man.

[@polipochilegge]

This is awsome

[@timgrogan974]

Love this

[@jeshum66]

Beautiful! I love those out of this world sounds, and the choices you made to bring them out.

[@aemcrecords7]

great!

[@ricksanders]

Very nice 🙏

[@bobphillips2341]

Looking for a way to insert audio to ‘cloudbusting’, version with that capability out of production. Or… voltage/impedance for ‘master’ post. Have you ever seen a discussion group for errorinstruments?

[@JohnoWells]

Absolutely wonderful.

[@EleniEliades_]

Playing with the anatomy of Error instruments....

[@zenpylon]

Fantastic and inspirational!

[@dannewmanzz]

I’d like to pickup a first errorinstrument - I do soundscape and also rhythmic groove music. Influences from Sun Ra to Eno to Holden. I’d like to get a first errorinstrument .. if u can recommend a starting point in their catalog I’d be ultra obliged.

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I think I'd pick an Orgone Drum Cloudbusting 2 module because you can patch it with clips and wires and it has a built in low pass gate. I feel it's super versatile for both crazy soundscapes, drones and rhythmic patterns (with a gate sequencer). Just don't expect melodies :).

[@dannewmanzz]

@@CinematicLaboratory nice. This is really helpful.

[@metamyther]

Which Error Inst module would you recommend as a starter? (I'm building a drum rack and make cinematic industrial music) Also, do you have each of the Error modules going through a filter? I find their sound oftentimes to be quite harsh and wondering how you tame the upper frequencies.

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Hi, Error modules are extremely experimental and can easily go harsh. If I had to pick my first module it would be the Cloud Busting Orgone Drum edition with built in 'LPG' because it offers a lot of different sound that cover a wide range of music styles. Another module to consider is the Imaginary Friend Eurorack. Error modules work very well with a low pass filter (e.g. ladder), a little mixer that can pan the mono sound and a stereo effects module (e.g. FX AID). Please note that Error modules can be hard to control. Don't expect a regular synth :).

[@metamyther]

@@CinematicLaboratory great thanks for the recommendations / leads! and yes totally get their experimental nature, that's part of the appeal!

[@notafunc]

wow

[@theproblembelief7549]

Weet jij toevallig iemand die mijn Cloudbusting Orgone Drum (oftewel met trigger) kan overnemern? Ik gebruik hem eigenlijk nooit. Paul T heeft mijn adres.