Switched On Edvard Grieg – Solveig’s Song on Therevox + Mellotron

8 Sep, 2024  No Comment


Synthesist Benjamin Dehli shared this performance of Solveig’s Song by Edvard Grieg, played on a Therevox ET-4.3 and a Mellotron M4000D.

Here’s what Benjamin Dehli shared about the technical details:

Mellotron sounds:

– 3 Violins (Mellotron MK II)

– Acoust. Nylon Guitar (Mellotron MK I)

– Cello (Chamberlin M1)

– Cello (Mellotron M400)

– Flute (Mellotron MK II)

– French Horn (Chamberlin M1)

Mellotron signal chain:

– Mellotron M4000D

– Hairball Audio FET/RACK Revision D

– Fostex X-28H (recorded to cassette tape)

– Roland PA-120 (preamp, EQ and spring reverb)

– Chase Bliss Audio & Meris CXM 1978

– DIYRE G Bus VCA Compressor

Therevox signal chain:

– Therevox ET-4.3

– Hairball Audio FET/RACK Revision D

– Roland PA-120 (preamp and EQ)

– Fulltone Tube Tape Echo

– Therevox ET-4.3 (spring reverb)

– Chase Bliss Audio & Meris CXM 1978

– DIYRE G Bus VCA Compressor

 

 

Generative Ambient Music on a Minimal Eurorack Modular System

18 Aug, 2024  No Comment


Synthesist prudance shared this generative ambient music, created with a minimal Eurorack modular system.

What they shared about the technical details:

“Nebulae / Beads / Melotus modulated continuously with Tile and 2hp Rnd.

The Nebulae is a granular synth with an SD card storage, I have some loops on it, raw sounds, the 2HP rdn trigs sometimes a new loop to play on the nebulae

The output of nebulae go into two effects (in this config) that play each two layers of sound, transpose positive or negative, with differente delay and timing.

Some parameters are modulated randomly and very slowly with the Tides, giving the impression of new song transitioning.”

Berlin School Style Synth Jam

4 Aug, 2024  No Comment


The video captures a live performance by UK-based synthesist Vykaar Tones.

The performance leans heavily into the classic Berlin School style, especially the ’70s music of Tangerine Dream.

The over-the-shoulder viewpoint offers a good view of the performance, so you can see how the old-school sounds are created using mixture of vintage and modern gear.

 

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