Eddy Deegan wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 8:15 pm

Ben Asaro wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 3:08 am Second jam w SIG. This module is addictive!

https://audio.com/don-music/audio/sigt-jam-2

Yep, I could play with that all day alright

lol yup ... and it's still very early days, I've not even scratched the tertiary programming layer yet!

Martin Walker wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 6:43 pm I'm really enjoying jam2 as well Ben - there's real structure in there

I am so glad that this unit works exactly as described on the tin!

The Elf wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 8:47 pm I heard this while I had my rehearsal rig set up. Some mighty Mellotron chords in Cm over that sounds... mmm...

LOL we are talking the same language, Elf!

Second jam w SIG. This module is addictive!

https://audio.com/don-music/audio/sigt-jam-2

Yes it hasn't revealed all of its secrets yet.

Early days, but I'm having a lot of fun!

First jam w the SIG! Two sine waves straight into the Quad VCA, Pico Drums LinnDrum kick, Clouds for reverb. https://audio.com/don-music/audio/sig-jam-1 Once I had a loop that I liked, I just switched between Loop and Stochastic modes. The fact that you can switch between modes and that the stochast...

It took a few months of waiting, but I was able to get my hands on a SIG+ from Stochastic Instruments. I put together a 104hp skiff as a stand alone stochastic composition instrument/laboratory. Unfortunately, it's been a super busy work week and I've only had about an hour to play on the thing, but...

Testing out a new chord progression today, Cm - Fm - Gm - C. It's the first motive in a larger sequence but wanted to hear the first four chords. This is kinda clocks within clocks as far as the tempo is concerned, but the steady C bass note on the Mother -32 is 8th notes if you find that helpful. :...

Had a very fun afternoon yesterday messing about with oscillator sync. Pretty unwieldy but creates some very interesting results! https://photos.app.goo.gl/T3dK2epN5iVq9JxT8 I also discovered that if you pair mmMIDI with Pam's, they run in concert without any adjustment as Pam's is designed to take ...

Forgot to add the image!

That sounds like a fun exercise, and I like the way that the sounds change as the piece progresses. It would make a very good base on which to hang other things. I found myself imaging all sort of overdubs as I listened :thumbup: Thx! The chord progression is solid, imo; but I don't want to explore...

That sounds like a fun exercise, and I like the way that the sounds change as the piece progresses. It would make a very good base on which to hang other things. I found myself imaging all sort of overdubs as I listened :thumbup: Thx! The chord progression is solid, imo; but I don't want to explore...

Well the test/proof of concept went much smoother than I could have hoped! Here's the finished product; nothing great, but it gets the idea across that the method will work in the studio. The chord progression is the only keeper, I came up with it the other day so it was easy to just use that for to...

Watching the latest Alex Ball video on the YMO Music Composer inspired me to pull out the MC-500 and, once again, see if I could make it work with the rest of my gear in a way that wouldn't drive me crazy. :D After a bumpy takeoff, I think I've come to respect, and almost enjoy, working with the MC-...

Today's Pet Rock Jam. Subharmonicon VCOs direct out into Doepfer low pass filters, Modbox, Mother-32, Blackhole.

https://audio.com/don-music/audio/pet-rock-jam-4

resistorman wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 1:13 am niiiice...

Thanks!

Eddy Deegan wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 9:03 pm More good progress Ben. That Pet Rock certainly generates some very musical rhythms

Yeah, it's a bit of a marvel, really.

Eddy Deegan wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 8:55 pm There's a lot to like here - it's a drone with extras! Lovely stuff

Thanks, Eddy!

IAA wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 8:55 pm I’m not normally a drone fan, but that is captivating , it really is.
Ian

Thanks, Ian!

More Pet Rock experimentation. https://audio.com/don-music/audio/pet-rock-jam-3