‘Torrents Of Destruction’ on LinnStrument


This series of videos, by thoughtForm Max, explores using the LinnStrument with feedback and expression pedal.

The first video captures a live performance of The Torrents of Destruction Overwhelmed Me.


What they shared about the technical details:

“DAW is Ableton, sound source is Serum, played in channel-per-row through an effects-laden amp sim. I also mic’d the room and ran that through the FX as well for some extra feedback and liveliness.

Amp gain, room level, and some other things are controlled with expression pedal, using an M4L device called Grid-Funktion as a response curve.”

Here’s the second part, Eloquent Lips are Unsuited to a Godless Fool:

The final part, With a Scorching Wind:

Santa’s Modular Synthesizer Jam

Sunday Synth Jam: Sam Battle (Look Mum No Computer) shared this video, capturing Santa’s modular synth take on Carol Of The Bells.

“I know its early,” he notes, “but Santa needs to start practicing his dawless jammin at some point.”

 

 

Live Berlin School Performance, ‘Analog Crabs’

Synthesist Karol Pokojowczyk (Caught in Joy) shared this live Berlin School style performance, Analog crabs, from his album La chica de la playa.

“These live electronic music performances blend elements of the ’70s electronica, dark ambient, minimal and Berlin School,” Pokojowczyk notes, “Performed right at my home studio, featuring various Moog synthesizers, such as Moog One, Matriarch, Mavis, Prophet-10, and modular synths in the Eurorack format. Each instrument is intricately patched using some diverse guitar pedals to enhance the ambience and mood.”