This started out as a jam on the Resonant Circuits Ouija synth, then the Moogs joined in, then some GeoShred cello came along…
Three tracks from the Moog AnimoogZ plug-in played on the Striso Board MPE controller.Drums are a sequence running in the Ruismaker Noir plug-in.One track of my Telecaster into the JHS NOTAKLON pedal into a clean amp in the ToneX plug-in.One track of slide guitar on the GeoShred plug-in.
First long jam on the SQ-64 sequencer controlling the bARP 2600, with some GeoShred too!
Playing with the things I’ve already purchased on Black Friday. Instruments: - Lyra-8 - Animoog Z - HammerHead
Returning to Earth 115 BPM C minor, B flat, A flat 7, E flat 7 C minor, B flat, A flat, F sus 4
All sounds except the drums made using the new (and free!) BLEASS Monolit virtual analog AUv3 plug-in.
A song for Memorial Day 2022
C minor 100BPM 3/4
Piano parts created in PianoMotifs Cellos, violins, and flute played in GeoShred
AniMoogZ is a great synth plug-in for the iPad! GeoShred (used for the guitar part) is pretty cool too!
Do you ever feel like settling into a drone for a good long time? Well then, this one may be for you!
Here is an experimental track to start off the year. In this one I used a chord sequencer called ChordJam to control all of the ambient synths, then played five parts in using GeoShred. Then I used LFOs to fade the synths and loops in and out. I used mostly prime numbers for the LFO frequencies to keep them from syncing with each other.
Song controlled by the Polyphase sequencer, with guitar played in GeoShred.
C Dorian 90BPM
This track is swarming with GeoShred noodling. Every instrument in it , except the drums, was GeoShredding!
Playing around with a new noise making plug-in.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rymdigare/id1571187848
E Lydian 100BPM
The parts were generated and arranged in Piano Motif, then moved into Atom piano roll 2 in AUM for sound design and recording.
Sunday with Sharol.
Moog Model 15 BLEASS Alpha House Mark 1 Pipa Agonizer Drum Computer
This was played on a LinnStrument MIDI controller that was controlling the GEOShred iOS plug-in. I’m liking it! I’ve only had in two days and I’m already better at playing slide guitar on it than I am on a guitar!
The sections for this song were generated by Piano Motifs, an iOS plug-in. I chose how the sections were arranged, and did some MIDI editing in the melody file. The song is in E Lydian.
This one used a sequencer called “Fugue Machine”, a funky thing that runs four cursors over the same set of notes to generate four MIDI control signals.
This was a first try at using the Riffer generative MIDI sequencer. Here it is controlling four synths.
This one is in a major key but manages to sound sad anyway. There is some granular synthesis in the background to add some sparkle.
Welcome to tonight's drone experiment! This one branches out from just using the Moogs and reaches into my modular travel case for more sequencing, modulation, and sounds.
This song started off in the Endlesss iOS app, and then the stubs from that were brought into MixBus, where some Moog ans Pipe were added.
A memorial Jam featuring the Moog Mother-32 and DFAM, Arturia Drumbrute, a guitar, and a whole lotta pedals!