Moog Music Forum

https://youtu.be/LGaS0ErBWBs

Made use of the Qu32 mixer and an army of synths and sequencers to make this little sequence :0

https://youtu.be/BLGvOhzofLk

Some Halloween Horror ....wooooooooo

https://youtu.be/eFhRv265DPA

The Assembly Never Never

https://youtu.be/qkc7_9PHDQ0

Sequencer workflow

This is a demo video of the Generator Sequencer workflow

Bladerunner

https://youtu.be/2tKCzdEyN9k

2 Polymaths at play

1 Seqeunced

1 Played live

https://youtu.be/lEy3sopKQmo

On a Polymath roll!!

Played a loop with 2 Generators and 2 Polymaths plus additional analogue percussion and sequencers then mixed it in the Qu32 and uploaded

Simple as that!

This is a strange little tune but a lot of thought went into the note structure. I wanted as much as possible to not have notes overlap so made careful gate choice, on top of this I used the intensity feature of the generator along with a a slow lfo that I timed to trigger the second generator roughly every other 16 steps making a change to the gate pattern and causing the speeding up of the arp sound of the second polymath.

The Polymaths are playing paraphonic chords, the first one designed to sound almost like a voice.

The Fuse box is playing an Arp again designed to complement the other gates and overlap as little as possible.

So whilst its a weird song it was planned out to some degree!

https://youtu.be/9V_nhca0Ph4

2 This time

First one is a demo of the Generator sequencer using the Gate Knobs to quickly change the gate pattern and get different bass:

https://youtu.be/HGAeMoeo38c

Second one a Polymath Jam, really love the Polymath, such a unique synth

https://youtu.be/dc0YxP0YWRY

Hindenburg: A dark piece with vocal coverage of the Hindenburg disaster overlaid

https://youtu.be/70kYH0Q39bM

https://youtu.be/Udh0cSo6qgM

2 Polymaths , 2 Sequencers a mixer and a long video as the result

https://youtu.be/kMTpu3aFcc8

A Fool Proof guide to the creation and performance of Synth Po and the mannerisms required to do so

https://youtu.be/e3n46PcyZ1w

Some Fusebox and Polymath, transposed live

Some quiet, really slow music for the Moog Grandmother...

https://youtu.be/KyO1Nd-hdRA

The spring reverb provides a very nice method of making lead and melody patches with great richness and body.

Nice to have company here, I enjoyed that, very Theraputic and chilled, have a youtube thumbs up

Moog music
http://von-haulshoven.bandcamp.com/albu ... sequencing