15-Minutes Over Knobcon

Been working on a live set for the Knobcon synth event that needs to be 15 minutes. I wanted to feature a few different pieces and moods. Here's a full run through, clocking in just under fifteen minutes. Instruments used are IK Multimedia Uno Synth, Evol, Korg Odyssey, GForce Oddity3, Cherry Audio Quadra, Voltage Modular (as an instrument and effect), GX-80, Elka-X, Mercury 6, and there's a bunch of effects like Bionic Supa Delay, Hollow reverb, Eventide Crushstation, etc. Need to adjust some levels and such but this is a good representation of how I want it to go.
Edit - in some of the looped parts, I think miRack was in there too and the one sound might be my DW8000 layered with Cobalt or something like that. A lot of my favorites in there, might try to add a layer of ds Thorn somewhere.

[@mikehunter7493]

Sounding fantastic!

[@narfsounds]

Sounds great!

[@thebreathalyzer]

thanks!

[@stevehofer3482]

I liked the first piece the best.

[@thebreathalyzer]

Thanks, appreciate it!

[@rodrigoc.goncalves2009]

Nice sound! Is that an Akai ewi 5000? They have a bite sensor for vibrato, you can be very expressive without it! I'm thinking of going diy and making one such gadget, I might skip on the bite sensor then! Can you recommend any softsynths?

[@thebreathalyzer]

I'm using a Yamaha WX7 here. It does have a bite sensor, I just started using it with the aquarium tube to the breath sensor to help with tendonitis issues. Why kinds of sounds are you trying to create? There's a lot of great softsynths, some are even free. I use several of the Cherry Audio ones a lot, they have good MIDI control routing and scaling which is super helpful with breath. I use Vital sometimes, that's a nice free plugin Stef Haynes did a nice soundset for wind controller. The old Synth1 plugin sounds pretty good with breath. You could actually take any free VST, put it through a breath-controlled filter like the one in Voltage Modular Nucleus (free) and add breath that way. I do that with the old Evol plugin, it sounds great and is kind of a classic to me. For synthesizer sounds, the conventional ARP-Moog-Oberheim kind of instruments tend to be nice with breath controlling the filter. That's an easy way to get started. Like the free Surrealistic MG-1 from Cherry Audio and add some effects. or their free Synthesizer Expander Module.

[@rodrigoc.goncalves2009]

@@thebreathalyzer well, I don't have any instrument made yet, but I'm more interested in free softsynths that allow for good costumisation, thanks for the tips