Impressive as always Lucas! Its funny because my rig before covid was very live focused, specifically trying to put a lot of sound sources and really as much as i could fit in 6u, lots of tiny modules. But when i stopped playing live this past year i started to focus on my modular more like a studio instrument and watching some of your videos also inspired that as well because you get so much out of a couple voices with your system which it seems like the verbos modules help with that as well as your talented brain! But yes for me so far having as many voices as i can fit has worked for me, if not i would say a looper would help a lot to be able to play for longer. Both idea's are similar in the sense where you can have something going to the pa while taking down a sound and then changing say its tonality-sequence etc and then bringing it back in. Though watching this video i feel like you could easily play for an hour with this set up, i always found getting past that 20 minute mark is the toughest but by then you've loosened up and your ready to dive in deeper with more comfort. But you're stuff is so evolving and hypnotic you could easily just keep owning that. BTW how are you routing-sending to your pedals?
Thanks ! Yeah I feel like if you can consistently go further than the 20min mark then you should be fine for a full live set. I want to keep at it with the improvisational stuff and not use loopers etc... The verbos modules certainly help to improvise with the spacious layout and open endedness.
Great work! Thank you for sharing. What's that sound at 16:46 ? The one like a riser? Is it a sample? I struggle creating risers, would appreciate the tip.
Thanks a lot ! It's not a sample it's feedback from the Verbos Multi Delay. I use it a lot live for transitions, or just some sci-fi FX/risers. There's a demo about that one where I show it more in details.
@@LucasMarchal thank you so much! I don’t have a modular set up, but I have Analog 4, Minilogue, more Elektron and Roland synths. I can try to apply the same methods to them for the risers and effects if that’s possible. Will watch and thank you so much! Your jam session was very inspiring :)
@@neonpop80 I think on an Elektron machine you could easily p-lock the feedback of the reverb and delay and achieve a similar effect. I know it's easy to do with the crossfader on the OT for example.
@@LucasMarchal I know I asked you already on AB group on facebook but I cant find the post, whats your modular setup and what do you think would be the best modules for entering the modular world. I really like Verbos complex oscilator and verboselectronics modules as far I have seen so far. I am not into modular yet but watching your videos and setup tickled idea of getting into rabbit hole . You can PM if you have time and will. Cheers.
@@LucasMarchal Sometimes it feels that way but usually the listener doesn't feel that way-doesn't notice. Its sorta like when a band member plays the wrong note, unless they or other members make a huge expression that something went wrong most people don't know. I'm curious if you'll end up using the headphone for cue or not, i bought a befaco output module to do this but i still haven't gotten into that process live (using headphones-previewing) but it could be a strong result
@@LucasMarchal thanks, i know AlphaBase is the source , i meant what is that outboard gear where you remove the low frequencies and then put them back during the live (tipically dj set style)
@@paro80 oh got you, sorry. the whole mix is going through the Overstayer Modular Channel which has a stereo high pass filter. But like you said any DJ style filter would work. I eurorack there's the WMD Overseer which is great.
from 19:47 after you mute the mutidelay feedback percussion, what's the main lead come from(which sounds from different bandpass filter each time when it appears)? is it also come from the foundation? I know you sequence the foundation with XAOC TIRANA and it made the low bass sound. what I am talking about, is it also come from foundation?(using step random, to open different amount of the amp filter of foundation)
@@LucasMarchal je vous remercie infiniment. Je vais les contacter. C est grâce à des gens comme vous que j’ai eu envie de me remettre à la musique (hard tek old school) mais pas sure que le workflow modulaire me convienne, d’ou la formation. Vous connaissez peut-être une asso ou club d adeptes du modulaire sur Paris ou RP? En attendant votre prochain live!
L'ideal je pense est de passer à Modularsquare qui sauront vous aiguiller, ou même vous faire tester des modules. Sinon comme cité précédemment Module Exchange à Pantin : instagram.com/module.exchange.france/ @@touiarrial5823
Just stunning ! Who dared to dislike this video? ^^
Amazing work ! Subscribed !
Thank you !
I had to listen to it.. Two times back to back. Its flawless.....!!
Thank you :)
Great stuff as usual man!
Very nice flow and good transitions.
I love all the textural stuff your doing with the delay.
Can’t wait for the full set!
Thanks a lot ! There should be more live stuff soon
Impressive as always Lucas! Its funny because my rig before covid was very live focused, specifically trying to put a lot of sound sources and really as much as i could fit in 6u, lots of tiny modules. But when i stopped playing live this past year i started to focus on my modular more like a studio instrument and watching some of your videos also inspired that as well because you get so much out of a couple voices with your system which it seems like the verbos modules help with that as well as your talented brain! But yes for me so far having as many voices as i can fit has worked for me, if not i would say a looper would help a lot to be able to play for longer. Both idea's are similar in the sense where you can have something going to the pa while taking down a sound and then changing say its tonality-sequence etc and then bringing it back in. Though watching this video i feel like you could easily play for an hour with this set up, i always found getting past that 20 minute mark is the toughest but by then you've loosened up and your ready to dive in deeper with more comfort. But you're stuff is so evolving and hypnotic you could easily just keep owning that. BTW how are you routing-sending to your pedals?
Thanks ! Yeah I feel like if you can consistently go further than the 20min mark then you should be fine for a full live set. I want to keep at it with the improvisational stuff and not use loopers etc... The verbos modules certainly help to improvise with the spacious layout and open endedness.
superb sound design as always
thank you !
All that Verbos is 🔥
amazing space station and music
Thank you !
Incredible workstation!
thank you :)
Great session! Loving it! Liked and I am subscribing now!
Thanks a lot !
this is crazily awesome
thank you :)
Amazing job ! I love it
Thank you !
so nice
absolut fire Live Akt!
Trvoué par le biais de ModWiggler, tu viens de gagner un abonné :-)
Super session !
Merci :)
awesome work as always!
Thank you !
Great sound!
Thanks !
You should come and play at Distortion in Copenhagen :)
whenever they invite me I'll come ! I went a long time ago and loved it.
Man, this is tight!
Subbed.
Great groove
thank you :)
Great sound!!! Subbed! ❤️🤘🔥
Amazing
Thanks !
Greatstuff👌
Thank you !
banging, super stuff
Thanks !
well done!
Thank you !
Beau boulot 👍
Great work! Thank you for sharing. What's that sound at 16:46 ? The one like a riser? Is it a sample? I struggle creating risers, would appreciate the tip.
Thanks a lot ! It's not a sample it's feedback from the Verbos Multi Delay. I use it a lot live for transitions, or just some sci-fi FX/risers. There's a demo about that one where I show it more in details.
@@LucasMarchal thank you so much! I don’t have a modular set up, but I have Analog 4, Minilogue, more Elektron and Roland synths. I can try to apply the same methods to them for the risers and effects if that’s possible. Will watch and thank you so much! Your jam session was very inspiring :)
@@neonpop80 I think on an Elektron machine you could easily p-lock the feedback of the reverb and delay and achieve a similar effect. I know it's easy to do with the crossfader on the OT for example.
TH-cam brought me here. This is good stuff! Just curious though, after checking out your channel, do you still do these sets?
@@fisven not that often, I focus on proper gigs now! I have a couple (live) podcast coming up in September though
Bravo 👏
🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Thanks !
Will listen tomorow, but on the first go sounds good :)
Nice work.
Cheers.
Thank you !
@@LucasMarchal Listened to whole set. I really like it, good sound and good arrangement of elements.
Cheers.
@@peglapegla Thanks a lot, glad you liked it.
@@LucasMarchal I know I asked you already on AB group on facebook but I cant find the post, whats your modular setup and what do you think would be the best modules for entering the modular world.
I really like Verbos complex oscilator and verboselectronics modules as far I have seen so far.
I am not into modular yet but watching your videos and setup tickled idea of getting into rabbit hole . You can PM if you have time and will.
Cheers.
@@peglapegla sent you a pm :)
Nice Jam! I think you did take it pretty far and could have even kept going?
Thank you ! It went a bit downhill from there but I should be able to keep going with a little more practice :)
@@LucasMarchal Sometimes it feels that way but usually the listener doesn't feel that way-doesn't notice. Its sorta like when a band member plays the wrong note, unless they or other members make a huge expression that something went wrong most people don't know. I'm curious if you'll end up using the headphone for cue or not, i bought a befaco output module to do this but i still haven't gotten into that process live (using headphones-previewing) but it could be a strong result
great session as usual! what the name of the filter you are using on kick? thanks
Thank you ! The kick is from the Alphabase and it has it own onboard eq low pass filter basically)
@@LucasMarchal thanks, i know AlphaBase is the source , i meant what is that outboard gear where you remove the low frequencies and then put them back during the live (tipically dj set style)
@@paro80 oh got you, sorry. the whole mix is going through the Overstayer Modular Channel which has a stereo high pass filter. But like you said any DJ style filter would work. I eurorack there's the WMD Overseer which is great.
Another great performance !!! Looking forward everyday for your next video.
May i ask, the stab in the first minutes is done with what oscillator ?
Thank you ! The stab isn't the modular it's the Alphabase !
from 19:47 after you mute the mutidelay feedback percussion, what's the main lead come from(which sounds from different bandpass filter each time when it appears)? is it also come from the foundation? I know you sequence the foundation with XAOC TIRANA and it made the low bass sound. what I am talking about, is it also come from foundation?(using step random, to open different amount of the amp filter of foundation)
Hello i love you
25:05 = more of that please
who needs eg & vca ? hehe
from 20:00 the lead synth bass like sound, how you made that? is that make from foundation vco?
want to see a xaoc odessa tutorial ahahahahahahhhahah
you will... at some point :)
@@LucasMarchal hahaahahahahah nice
Bonjour est ce que vous donnez des cours de modulaire sur Paris? Merci!
J'en ai donné via Module Exchange Paris cette année mais c'est tout Vous pouvez les contacter pour savoir s'ils prévoient un nouveau stage.
@@LucasMarchal je vous remercie infiniment. Je vais les contacter. C est grâce à des gens comme vous que j’ai eu envie de me remettre à la musique (hard tek old school) mais pas sure que le workflow modulaire me convienne, d’ou la formation. Vous connaissez peut-être une asso ou club d adeptes du modulaire sur Paris ou RP? En attendant votre prochain live!
L'ideal je pense est de passer à Modularsquare qui sauront vous aiguiller, ou même vous faire tester des modules. Sinon comme cité précédemment Module Exchange à Pantin : instagram.com/module.exchange.france/ @@touiarrial5823
@@LucasMarchal Merci beaucoup
Can I get an ID on the beer? #gearspotting
Pohjala Orange Gose, excellent stuff :)