Untitled Analog Modular Exploration

This morning we at CatSynth have a sound track for your enjoyment.

Last week I was finally able to start putting together my first analog modular system, inspired by my NAMM trip in January. So far I have installed two modules, a Wiard Anti-Oscillator by Malekko Heavy Industry and an E350 Morphing Terrarium by Synthesis Technlogy/MOTM. In this sample, they are modulating one another, with the “X-Y” output of the E350 as the main audio out.

I just let Pro Tools run as I was exploring. I expected to stop after a couple of minutes, but found myself quite enrapt. After ten minutes, I decided it was enough for this track and brought it to a close. I was quite happy with the result, and consider it to be a genuine work of improvised music.

I hope to start uploading more to Soundcloud and Bandcamp in the coming weeks.

CatSynth video: Donna 6/8

From Ebotronix on YouTube, via matrixsynth.

“4ms Peg V4 RCD
Analogue Systems RS 100 RS 110 RS 360
ARP Odyssey 2821 Noise
Doepfer A 143-9 A 134 pan by Moog MP 201
Flame Chord Machine Talking Synth Modul
Make Noise Brains PP Maths Moddenix Optomix QMMG Wogglebug
Malekko 4x Oscillator 4x Anti Oscillator
Moog 2xFreqBox
Oberheim Sem
Roland System 104 Sequencer
Toppobrillo Quantimator Sportmodulator TWF
Master Clock Logic via Kenton Pro 2000II and 2x 4ms RCD.
Drum Logic Ultrabeat 12/8 ohm force Compost”

CatSynth pic: cEvin Key (I Dream of Wires)

“cEvin Key (Skinny Puppy, Download, Subconscious Communications, etc) at Subconscious Studios.
skinnypuppy.com/
subconsciousrecords.com/
scaremeister.com/
— with cevin Key at Subconscious Studios, Hollywood CA.”

Via matrixsynth, where you can find additional still images and information about the new documentary I Dream of Wires.

You can find additional pics via IDOW on Facebook.

You can find IDOW on IndieGoGo here (note although they reached their goal, you can still donate and order items).

This is also a reminder that I should review cEvin Key’s album, which I have enjoyed for quite a while.

CatSynth Video: Arp Odyssey Strange noises and drones, using sample and Hold modulations

From our friends at polynominal.com, another video featuring images of Mimi. The modulated sounds are quite interesting as well – lots of rich noisy timbres.

“For more info, longer demo and more, please visit the arp odyssey page at this URL:
http://www.polynominal.com/site/studio/gear/synth/Arp_odyssey/index.html”