Thank you for stopping by and listening. and of course thank you for the kind words 🙏. The verge mention was a pleasant little surprise for me if I'm honest.
@@FormsMusic you're welcome dude! And I hear you it must have been a nice thing getting noticed that way! It's given me the encouragement and drive to start thinking of interesting ways to share my music through my TH-cam channel. Been thinking and experimenting all day 😀
Beautiful track! I noticed you're not using an Intellijel 1uMidi or a Mutant Brain Hexinverter module for the Digitakt / Digitone. How are you connecting them to your eurorack system? What outputs / inputs are you utilizing on the back of the Digitakt? Any info would be greatly appreciated. It can be tricky to figure this stuff out 😂
Thanks 🙏 glad you like the sounds. With respect to MIDI, one of the Elektron boxes is sending midi to the other Elektron and then the MIDI Thru output of that second box is going into the mutable instruments Yarns (top left of case) which is a eurorack midi interface and sequencer. Yarns is then sending clock in the modular.
Thanks 🖤And I can give you a breakdown sure... its 104hp 6U clank modular case..Top row we have Yarns, Marbles, Rings and Plaits (Mutable Instruments) 2hp ADSR, ALM Tangle Quartet VCA, Morphagene and then bottom row we have Pamela's New Workout, Intellijel Shifty, Qu-Bit ChordV2, Veils VCA (mutable), QPAS, Instruo x DivKid Ochd, Knob Farm Hyrlo mixer, a micro mutable instruments Clouds clone (uBurst) and finally a Pittsburgh modular outs module.
This is so beautiful and relaxing! I am interested in learning how to use different synthesizers but don't know where to start. any suggestions? Thanks so much for sharing your work :)
Thank you so much for such kind words. Really exciting to hear you are interested in Synthesisers. My suggestions would be any or all of the following: 1) researching and buying a small synth that perfectly demonstrates all the components of a synth signal path with knobs that allow you to interact with those components (something like the Volca’s by Korg or Mother-32 by Moog). 2) Downloading VCV rack, which is a free modular synthesiser application for your computer. With that you will be able to build and explore the modular side of these instruments. Thanks for engaging with my music, really means a lot 🙏🏼.
Thank you for listening!! Norns here is running 'cheat codes' which is a set of asynchronous loopers. I'm using it as a send effect for the Modular and Digitakt and then returning the stereo output back into the mixer on a couple free channels. I'm still learning the Norns... so mainly using it as an effects processor rather than a sequencer or standalone instrument.
Thanks for the info. Funny enough, that's actually more of what I'm looking for in norns to start. It seems to be tough to find examples of it being used for fx, but it seems like it would be great for that. How is cheat codes without the grid? Or do you also have a grid?
Cheat Codes without the grid (and in my hands) is a little limited... I think a lot of its functionality is build up around gestures that you can initiate with the grid. And I don't have a grid.
just get together a few k, find an empty room to work in, take some college classes on e music, dump any ideas of what your subconscious really thinks....spend about 40 years playing and go home and sleep well?
Well I’m glad you really liked it! @TheSynthZone had an interesting take on it, and I can not argue with the fact modular requires a certain amount of money invested. But my opinion would be explore and learn about synthesisers and electronic instruments and see where it takes you. I spent most of my childhood and late teens playing guitar and enjoying it but didn’t feel I was learning to make the music I wanted to make. So sold a few instruments, invested it into some new gear and started learning... and as I’m sure my videos show I’m still very much learning!!!
Hey! Glad you like the feel of this one 🖤I agree with it being a bit of a moody tone. The little black box is a DIY version of the Monome Norns (called Fates). Here its running a script called 'Cheat Codes' which is a set of live loopers that run asynchronously.
Thank you for stopping by and listening. A lot of the more repetitive melodic lines are coming from Digitone in this one. I am sequencing some chords from the modular here that come in and out throughout and they are sequenced in the modular via a module by mutable instruments called Marbles. Also the larger white cables are some signal splitters from a company called PolarNoise.
I agree... I think 🤔. Can’t tell if this is being nice to me or not.... but... I see what you’re saying, your aim should be to show you value this equipment as instruments and not just a decoration. And I’m always working on music and trying to learn about these instruments.
Wow! This tops my list up there with "Weightless" and "Electra". I wasn't even trying to relax.
Thank You!! Glad I can bring some relaxation and thank you for listening 🖤
@@FormsMusic seriously, this is beautiful! Thank you for creating it and sharing it.
awesome, subscribed instantly.
🙏🏼 Thank You! And thanks for subscribing it really means a lot.
im a sucker for a creamy bass line. this is phenomenal
Thanks You 🖤, I also really fell for this bass line... creamy is definitely the word.
Wow just beautiful. Now spring can come. Well done.
Thank you so much 🖤I think we've all been holding out for spring to show its face , glad I can welcome it in for you. 😊
Very beautiful sounds - just amazing
Thanks you so much, it means a lot 🙏🏼💛
@@FormsMusic I keep coming back and listening to it :)
Love these cosmic breaths. Thanks for stirring my soul up a bit.
You are very welcome 🖤thank you for listening
excellent work. so soothing.
Thank you 🖤glad I could sooth in some way... I think we all need a bit of soothing in these crazy times.
Truly superb! Haven’t felt this inspired since early BOC - thank you :)
🖤🙏Well that is just about the nicest thing anyone has said about my music. Thank you for stopping by and listening.
Beautiful composition!
Thank You 🙏That means a lot. Glad that you are enjoying the music 🖤Keep doing what you're doing!!!!!
Here from your Verge mention!! Congratulations! And this sounds awesome!!!!!
Thank you for stopping by and listening. and of course thank you for the kind words 🙏. The verge mention was a pleasant little surprise for me if I'm honest.
@@FormsMusic you're welcome dude! And I hear you it must have been a nice thing getting noticed that way! It's given me the encouragement and drive to start thinking of interesting ways to share my music through my TH-cam channel. Been thinking and experimenting all day 😀
This is what I've been looking for
Glad you enjoyed 🖤it means a lot!
Wonderful piece!
🖤Thank You as always 🖤
Beautiful track! I noticed you're not using an Intellijel 1uMidi or a Mutant Brain Hexinverter module for the Digitakt / Digitone. How are you connecting them to your eurorack system? What outputs / inputs are you utilizing on the back of the Digitakt? Any info would be greatly appreciated. It can be tricky to figure this stuff out 😂
Thanks 🙏 glad you like the sounds. With respect to MIDI, one of the Elektron boxes is sending midi to the other Elektron and then the MIDI Thru output of that second box is going into the mutable instruments Yarns (top left of case) which is a eurorack midi interface and sequencer. Yarns is then sending clock in the modular.
@@FormsMusic Ah! I never knew what Yarns was. Thanks! 🤟
I love it. I feel it deep in my soul. Why is this so good?
🖤 really happy to hear you enjoyed the music! Thank you for listening... unfortunately don't have any answers to your question 😅
I'm really loving this sound! Cheers!
Glad you like it and thank you for listening. It really means a lot 🖤
So good. Nice work my friend 👌
Thank you friend 🖤it means a lot!
Oh my shit, love that eurorack, mind a little breakdown of the modules?
Thanks 🖤And I can give you a breakdown sure... its 104hp 6U clank modular case..Top row we have Yarns, Marbles, Rings and Plaits (Mutable Instruments) 2hp ADSR, ALM Tangle Quartet VCA, Morphagene and then bottom row we have Pamela's New Workout, Intellijel Shifty, Qu-Bit ChordV2, Veils VCA (mutable), QPAS, Instruo x DivKid Ochd, Knob Farm Hyrlo mixer, a micro mutable instruments Clouds clone (uBurst) and finally a Pittsburgh modular outs module.
@@FormsMusic Hell yeah, this is some solid stuff here, excited to see more
Avery DeLoach 🙏🏼🖤 thanks... more is definitely on the way.
This is so beautiful and relaxing! I am interested in learning how to use different synthesizers but don't know where to start. any suggestions? Thanks so much for sharing your work :)
Thank you so much for such kind words. Really exciting to hear you are interested in Synthesisers. My suggestions would be any or all of the following: 1) researching and buying a small synth that perfectly demonstrates all the components of a synth signal path with knobs that allow you to interact with those components (something like the Volca’s by Korg or Mother-32 by Moog). 2) Downloading VCV rack, which is a free modular synthesiser application for your computer. With that you will be able to build and explore the modular side of these instruments. Thanks for engaging with my music, really means a lot 🙏🏼.
v peaceful, love it!
🖤much love, thank you. Meant to say... loved your recent Stardew/Animal Crossing inspired track. You really nailed that iconic style.
Any modular i need if i want the dightakt sync connect to an eurorack？
So. Nice. Thank you for sharing. What is norns doing here? Cheers
Thank you for listening!! Norns here is running 'cheat codes' which is a set of asynchronous loopers. I'm using it as a send effect for the Modular and Digitakt and then returning the stereo output back into the mixer on a couple free channels. I'm still learning the Norns... so mainly using it as an effects processor rather than a sequencer or standalone instrument.
Thanks for the info. Funny enough, that's actually more of what I'm looking for in norns to start. It seems to be tough to find examples of it being used for fx, but it seems like it would be great for that.
How is cheat codes without the grid? Or do you also have a grid?
Cheat Codes without the grid (and in my hands) is a little limited... I think a lot of its functionality is build up around gestures that you can initiate with the grid. And I don't have a grid.
this is awesome. how do i get into something like this?
just get together a few k, find an empty room to work in, take some college classes on e music, dump any ideas of what your subconscious really thinks....spend about 40 years playing and go home and sleep well?
Well I’m glad you really liked it! @TheSynthZone had an interesting take on it, and I can not argue with the fact modular requires a certain amount of money invested. But my opinion would be explore and learn about synthesisers and electronic instruments and see where it takes you. I spent most of my childhood and late teens playing guitar and enjoying it but didn’t feel I was learning to make the music I wanted to make. So sold a few instruments, invested it into some new gear and started learning... and as I’m sure my videos show I’m still very much learning!!!
Awesome moody feel to it! What is that little black box?
looks like a monome norns
Hey! Glad you like the feel of this one 🖤I agree with it being a bit of a moody tone. The little black box is a DIY version of the Monome Norns (called Fates). Here its running a script called 'Cheat Codes' which is a set of live loopers that run asynchronously.
@@illaarocc9469 Exactly, It's a DIY version of Norns called Fates.
hehe.... someone discovered music from 70-80ies :)
you got me 😆someone discovered it and fell in love with it. unapologetically!
@@FormsMusic good for you ! i love it, and new wave of artists as well, like Urlich Schnauss for example.
So good! How do you sequence the chords? still struggling with it..and where did you get those thick white cable? =D
Thank you for stopping by and listening. A lot of the more repetitive melodic lines are coming from Digitone in this one. I am sequencing some chords from the modular here that come in and out throughout and they are sequenced in the modular via a module by mutable instruments called Marbles. Also the larger white cables are some signal splitters from a company called PolarNoise.
@@FormsMusic No worries! beautiful works..I mean the qu-bit Chords =)..What is your favorite module to feed it?
I hope we hear lots of work and way less of people posing with a system and making a couple tweaks. We want music! =)
I agree... I think 🤔. Can’t tell if this is being nice to me or not.... but... I see what you’re saying, your aim should be to show you value this equipment as instruments and not just a decoration. And I’m always working on music and trying to learn about these instruments.
@@FormsMusic I understand.
I like hearing it as well as endless talk some seem to favor. Good for you and everyone trying to express the ineffable~