This synth jam, via British synthesists Ben Edwards (aka Benge, Memetune Studio), offers a rare chance to see a Modcan modular system in action.
Here’s what Edwards shared about the technical details:
The synth jam features Crumar DS2, the Modcan modular & an Ensoniq DP/4.
Synthesist Pipo Ferreira shared this ambient performance, featuring the Moog Subharmonicon + Make Noise Bruxa.
Technical Details:
The performance also includes some melodic piano from the Disting NT and field recordings + FX from an iPad. All sequenced by the Subharmonicon, except for Moog DFAM percussion.
Synthesist Gary P Hayes shared this Berlin School style synth jam, Morphogenesis.
The jam is performed with Zaquencer – an unofficial firmware for the Behringer BCR2000 that turns it into a multi-channel step sequencer. Behringer has previously announced to bring back the BCR2000 in compact form – and to include Zaquencer as a factory option.
Here’s what Hayes shared about the technical details:
“The 4 track Zaquencer….is great for on the fly changes to step pitch (and whole track pitch), the wonderful step skip and mute, chords and inversions, ratchets, track step speed & polymetric / rhythm, various midi ctrls per step (2 separate ones) and a lot more.
Here I try a few of these an hour after getting it plugged in – 3 tracks into my bARP (doing 3 oscs, noise and 2 sustains), FM2 doing tuned perc and the Roland S1 doing analog synth things.
An obvious influence in many places to minimalism, but really a great exercise for me to learn how to best use the Zaq.”
