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https://3speak.tv/watch?v=nicklewis/dyytoxtc
I'm preparing a contribution for our ModCaf collaboration to be featured on Modular World. This was one of the two recordings I made, one of which I have
submitted for the episode that is being aired on 16th April (I think it's going to be). When I say "aired", I mean to say that it's going out on YouTube and there
will be a premiere screening that people can take part in. There are up to 15 of us taking part, our videos are between 7 to 10 minutes long.
My setup is what I call Hybrid, because it is part DAW and part Eurorack, the latter being rather small at this stage. To be honest I can't see it growing much
larger any time soon because it's really hard knowing what to get.
The DAW that I'm using here is Bitwig. I built my own sequencer in Bitwig, which allows me to draw the shape of the melody, set the probability, in order to
slow the flow of MIDI data being output down, or to speed it up. The scale is set in a quantiser module along with an octave range. The output is sent directly to the external synth via an audio interface, with the audio being channeled into Meld Studio along with a video feed from my Osmo action 5 camera.
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By Nick Lewishttps://3speak.tv/watch?v=nicklewis/dyytoxtc
I'm preparing a contribution for our ModCaf collaboration to be featured on Modular World. This was one of the two recordings I made, one of which I have
submitted for the episode that is being aired on 16th April (I think it's going to be). When I say "aired", I mean to say that it's going out on YouTube and there
will be a premiere screening that people can take part in. There are up to 15 of us taking part, our videos are between 7 to 10 minutes long.
My setup is what I call Hybrid, because it is part DAW and part Eurorack, the latter being rather small at this stage. To be honest I can't see it growing much
larger any time soon because it's really hard knowing what to get.
The DAW that I'm using here is Bitwig. I built my own sequencer in Bitwig, which allows me to draw the shape of the melody, set the probability, in order to
slow the flow of MIDI data being output down, or to speed it up. The scale is set in a quantiser module along with an octave range. The output is sent directly to the external synth via an audio interface, with the audio being channeled into Meld Studio along with a video feed from my Osmo action 5 camera.