Making a Tape Loop Using Modular Synths

Lia walks us through the making of a tape loop using a modular synthesizer along with techniques used in the 50s and 60s. There's so much you can do with modular!

[@Mofdarts]

instant sub and thumbs up. looks like a lot of fun!

[@MelonSprout]

this sounds lovely.

[@HazeAnderson]

Came for Make Patch and Record, stayed for Make Panthc and Recodr 😆

[@travisbenjaminsimpson]

Whoa! That is quite a process. Really cool sounds from the modular even before the tape loop, but the tape loop was rad. Nice one! 🔥🔥

[@aaronparys1750]

Wild!!

[@oscillatorstorm]

I liked the part when it went waWAwaWAwaWAwa

[@BravosReviews]

And then chchchchchchhccwopwopwopwopweweweweww

[@wrenchposting9097]

Wow, a Mackie 8-bus and a working Fostex...too cool for school.

[@mikabreto]

I like the part that sounds like Professor Higgins’ enunciation tester. But also the Sony Video8 camcorder quality. And the giant mixing desk. And the Fostex 8 track reel-to-reel. Subscribed.

[@GenocidePanda]

yess this is it

[@tomoyasyoutube2617]

Good Show! :3

[@robertsyrett1992]

The old ways are pretty fun.

[@ERYKJACKNIFE]

It sounds like cartoons. Or a wooden puppet balloon factory.

[@Goettel]

Cute.

[@silkyglimpses7686]

❤

[@rayderrich]

When you see a mixing desk bigger than the room it sits in, you just know you found the right channel to subscribe to. Awesome stuff.

[@makeshiftsavant]

Oh, you're pinging a filter with a square wave at audio rates? Oh, so youre making mouth noises. Oh okay. Yeah sure fine thats cool.

[@fappingfoopa]

Whaaaa 😮