Showing posts with label choir. Show all posts
Showing posts with label choir. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 19, 2019
Behringer VC340 Vocoder + 101-VCO [Demo #1]
Today the gorgeous sounds of the Behringer VC340 Vocoder
Strings and Choir paired with my 101-VCO on arpeggio.
101-VCO going to my 101-VCF for that classic SH-101 sound.
Future Retro Transient is going to the vocoder mic input.
Transient is modulated by Batumi to result in those
shifting vocoder effects - almost chanting/talking?
Arturia Drumbrute Impact is clocked to the Beatstep Pro.
Some Big Sky reverb and Timefactor Delay.
Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05.
More info on my 101-VCO
Labels:
Analog,
Behringer,
choir,
demo,
downtempo,
retro,
Roland,
SH-101,
soundtrack,
string,
synth,
synthesizer,
Vangelis,
VC340,
Vocoder
Friday, June 30, 2017
Basimilus x Disting x Juno-1 x Synth Box x JV-2080
In this video the Eurorack is patched for a noir future tech workout. Think Blade Runner meets Air Liquide meets Blue Room Project. Basimilus and Disting team up for filthy glitch beat detail under command of the Varigate 4. Then darkened up by the JP-6 VCF. Disting is loaded w/ TR-606 sounds, but mangled by pitch modulation. Bastl Little Nerd is spitting out gates in all directions. Pittsburgh Modular Synthbox simmers a nice PWM bass pad. Ere there be JV-2080 Mellotron Choir getting the chop-chop from Bastl Skis. Soaring leads and swells are the Juno-1, my Aurora Pad 1 patch. Timefactor Delay on the Juno-1. Mixed on a Mackie 802-VLZ3, recorded direct to Tascam DR-05.
Labels:
Basimilus Iteritas Alter,
bass,
Blade Runner,
choir,
disting,
electronic,
eurorack,
futuristic,
glitch,
Juno-1,
Jupiter-6,
JV-2080,
Mellotron,
patch,
Pittsburgh Modular,
PWM,
Roland,
synth,
synthesizer,
VCF
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