this is stunning; thanks for explaining the patch in detail. I was trying to figure out how you were getting so much polyphony out of a single panel; beautiful
So beautiful there are only two or three other modular videos that impress me this much. Such full composition arising from a carefully chosen set of panels.
The sheer musicality of this piece is stunning. I didn’t expect this at all from a modular synth. I was expecting some cool effects and what have you but nothing so substantial. Harmonically, it’s so simple, but gorgeous. The ebb and flow of the changing textures and rhythms keeps it interesting the whole time. Amazing job.
I was going to be in for a cover of the Sound of Music's Edelweiss. Which also might have been nice, I suppose. :-) This is an excellent creation! Such warm, lovely tones.
I had a serge modular but it was way over my head at that time . So I traded it for a system 15 Moog that a Musik friend had with many cigarette burns in the shin of it and it smelled moldy. But after it warmed up the drones and voice like sounds were mesmerizing! And of course one note chords! Etc!
Thanks! There are a few places you can buy Serge banana synths to DIY. Check these out: www.elby-designs.com/contents/en-us/d79_Best_of_CGS_-_BOCGS.html Elby also do Serge models in Eurorack format, if you want to use 3.5mm jacks. randomsource.net/ www.73-75.com/
Thanks for the info. Ive listened to so many times. You should name the peice if you havent already. Did you ever record it? What delay did you use? Thanks
Thanks again! The piece was only ever intended as a quick demo of the flexibility of these panels and was composed and recorded in about 30 minutes. I might name it one day if I think of something suitable. I think the delay used was the H-Delay which is a Waves plugin.
This is excellent, very dreamy. The sequencers are tuned in a really satisfying and expressive way. I'm curious to know how you went about tuning the sequencer steps? The results of tuning by ear or with a tuner rather than a quantizer can be really interesting! Do you have a system you've worked out for tuning each step? The tuning must have taken some time. Nicely done.
Some wait for the return of the Christ, I wait for another track from Musaceae.
Me too!
Huh I thought they were the same thing.
collab in the works
well this is a gem.... standing on a bridge watching yourself go by
this is stunning; thanks for explaining the patch in detail. I was trying to figure out how you were getting so much polyphony out of a single panel; beautiful
Wow, this is amazing! The first melodic self-playing Serge patch I've heard and it sounds awesome.
Wonderfull !
this is beautiful!!!
This is cool! Really fancy the Eurorack VCS modules from Elby Designs.
Awesome sequence/patch!
highly impressive!
Incredible.
Fantastic, I love it!
i love this
incredible😍
That sounds like radiohead
But better
This is one of the best Serge sequencer tracks, I have ever heard! Wonderful!
agreed.
It still is
Yes indeed
Forever will be #1
I come back to this everytime I get the modular fever. I hope to understand it someday. It is just beautiful
quite simply one of the best modular pieces I've heard ever so far...well done..
best serge synth video on the internet
Wow, this is an excellent showcase of patching.
So beautiful there are only two or three other modular videos that impress me this much. Such full composition arising from a carefully chosen set of panels.
I periodically re-discover this piece and it's always a pleasure. so inspiring. it's like the best modular krell patch/sequence on internet
Thanks!
This is so amazingly beautiful that I can't stop coming back to it
This was beautiful. The most melodic Serge patch I have ever heard. Bravo! Great job!
Yeah, I liked this awhile back, but just recently rediscovered it again... stunningly beautiful!
The sheer musicality of this piece is stunning. I didn’t expect this at all from a modular synth. I was expecting some cool effects and what have you but nothing so substantial.
Harmonically, it’s so simple, but gorgeous. The ebb and flow of the changing textures and rhythms keeps it interesting the whole time.
Amazing job.
This is what it sounds like when someone can actually "play" modular.
Few people that own these instruments can use them to their full potential.
I was going to be in for a cover of the Sound of Music's Edelweiss. Which also might have been nice, I suppose. :-) This is an excellent creation! Such warm, lovely tones.
wonderful composition!
Come back! Make more music!
wonderful!
I had a serge modular but it was way over my head at that time . So I traded it for a system 15 Moog that a Musik friend had with many cigarette burns in the shin of it and it smelled moldy. But after it warmed up the drones and voice like sounds were mesmerizing! And of course one note chords! Etc!
Such a beautiful sequence!
🎈🎈🎈
Fantastic!
This made me buy my serge system.
which one?
ah wait you have your own channel)
It’s 3/4 lowgain electronics serge, and 1/4 loudest warning. Basically it’s paperface meets digital i love it.
@@disxiple_113 haha, best of both worlds
Dope
A great overture for your new channel ! Very impressive, congrats !
this is an amazing piece. most musical serge patch i’ve heard
Beautiful! We want more :-)
That melody sounds so familiar. Excellent patch.
Because you listen to it on repeat for so many times ;-)
you've only uploaded one video, but it's gold
You need to teach your cat how to patch cables. Great work.
Wow this is incredibly inspiring. Beautiful sounds here!
Love this. Just one dinger track Musacaea and gone.
Musaceae, i waiting so much ! And thank you for patch details, it is so much useful !
Extreme talent and skill!
Very beautiful! If someone had said this was a Max Richter piece I would have believed it.
Wonderful, one of the most musical Serge videos I've watched......great work!
vibing to this near the ocean -- inspiring track
I don't think I have seen/heard a Serge performance before... Very nice patch indeed :-)
REALLY nice :) ...amazing that this is a self-running patch
beautiful tones and sequence. no doubt the cat has a strong favour for crawling on it. mine had peeeed on my volca keys, so beware oft the cats ;-)
Wonderful!
So good!
Very creative and inspiration patch and some lovely music.
Very impressive patch and cool tune!
I can't stop listening to it, it's technically brilliant and musically mesmerizing!
Beautiful, well done!
This is awesome, and on a DIY system! Major points!
Are these available for DIY somewhere? That was a DOPE demo. Also can these be built with either 1/8 or 1/4 jacks rather than banana? I can do either.
Thanks! There are a few places you can buy Serge banana synths to DIY. Check these out:
www.elby-designs.com/contents/en-us/d79_Best_of_CGS_-_BOCGS.html
Elby also do Serge models in Eurorack format, if you want to use 3.5mm jacks.
randomsource.net/
www.73-75.com/
Beautiful patch !
Fantastic 🙏🏻
bravo
Hypnotic. Wonderfully done.
Yes
THAT SOUNDS GREAT!
Very nice!!!
***** Thanks Dmitri! This video was only possible due to your superb work creating the COA panels.
can you please put this on bandcamp? need the full res audio
Sorry, that's the only version there is.
This is just beautiful.
Such beautiful sounds!
I want more !!!!
Good sequence!
Nice nice
great work
very nice arrangement!
fantastic!
I LOVE IT!
Very nice
Amazing!
Very nice.
Wow, just gorgeous!
Beautiful. 😍
Beautiful!
are you ever going to upload more of your serge explorations?
Clockgate awesome! Looking forward to it. You obviously have an ear and a mind for thoughtful compositions.
Duuude !
Delicious. What sequencer is that?
Thanks. The COA sequencer panel was a limited edition panel. It uses CGS DIY modules from Ken Stone. I think you can buy them now from Elby Designs.
Thanks for the info. Ive listened to so many times. You should name the peice if you havent already. Did you ever record it?
What delay did you use?
Thanks
Thanks again! The piece was only ever intended as a quick demo of the flexibility of these panels and was composed and recorded in about 30 minutes. I might name it one day if I think of something suitable. I think the delay used was the H-Delay which is a Waves plugin.
This is excellent, very dreamy. The sequencers are tuned in a really satisfying and expressive way. I'm curious to know how you went about tuning the sequencer steps? The results of tuning by ear or with a tuner rather than a quantizer can be really interesting! Do you have a system you've worked out for tuning each step? The tuning must have taken some time. Nicely done.
+X77 Thanks! Everything was just tuned by ear until I was happy with it.