Moog Music Forum

Raglani wrote:Sorry it took so long but here's some snaps I took last night.

Hell yeah. Voyager OS and a Pro-One. Nice combo.

Thanks! And thanks for the compliments on my music. Stuff up on the Myspace page is pretty old and tends to be what I think might appeal to more people. I have a lot more FAR OUT There stuff. Been recording with the OS and it's really great. There's a whole new level of musicality to what I've got going on now. As you all can see I went with the VX module. Still wrapping my head around all this new stuff. (just got the Pro One too)

What a web of cords!

I like that tascam recorded. I have the porta II but ive retired it.

Eric

Believe it or not I still record alot on tape and release a good deal on Cassette. Still a lot of great underground stuff going on out there on tape. Kinda tries to make up for all the disposable downloaded brainlessness out there but what can you do? I have a Mac that I do my "serious" recording with. MOTU interface etc..
I should also mention that... Thanks to Kranky, I was able to get my dirty mitts on the OS. Amazing label for electronic music, those of you who are interested should seek out the Jonas Reinhardt CD they put out. Total analogue madness.

The white wash os is stunning! Great collection you have going on there

Very nice indeed!

Two DL-4's?

Two DL-4's? Cool

Yeah I wanted to get more octave range. Plus I like to make loops that don't match up. Makes it sound less loopy depending how you mix them live. The record trigger on the first one in the chain is sorta messed up so I use the reverse a lot to create frequency beats and the second one to loop or use as a delay. I've been using them more for recording than live these days. Before the moog I used the wave generator and the two DL4's as the meat and potatoes of my sound. Now it's more like I have to limit what I do with each instrument other wise I'd spend days just pondering the different sounds. Trying to put this all into some sort of context is the challenge I'm faced with now. Especially going on my first tour, got very little time to get that intimacy that's required to pull off a live synth set. It's a hell of a lot of fun. A lot more fun than cutting and pasting field recordings!