Suzanne Ciani | System 55
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2015
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In this video, electronic music and sound design pioneer Suzanne Ciani explores the Moog modular System 55 for the first time in decades. Ciani came to the Moog factory in Asheville, NC to play the first System 55 newly handcrafted by Moog in over thirty years. The patch, created and performed live, was shot in one take and features a sequence designed on the 960 Sequential Controller that's driving three 921B oscillators into a 904B High Pass filter whose cutoff is being modulated by a 921 oscillator. A second set of 921B oscillators is also being played manually into a 904A Low Pass filter whose cutoff knob is also being modulated by the 921 oscillator. The resulting sound of each is then sent through its own dedicated MF-104M analog delay for ambience. The audio has been captured directly with no eq, compression, or editing applied.
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It's so sad moog only released a very small limited run of these reproductions of the 55. I really, really want one. I hope they make them again one day
Suzanne Ciani continues to amaze me with her synthesizers skills. There is something about her sequences that really sounds unique. Awesome song too. She needs to do more of this. I know she's good at the piano but synthesizers is where she belongs. If she went on tour with this, I'd buy my ticket in a heartbeat. Damn that was good, wish it was longer.
Really great use of the modular for both melody and atmospherics. She's one of the greats for a reason.
Oui elle est formidable
A legend! I agree with Alba's comment below about proper use of a modular. It blows my mind that so many people have built amazing systems only to create beeps, hoops and sounds that rip your skin and NOT music.
Suzanne has this rare talent of both putting together a complete piece of music using a modular synth and also making it all sound not only musical but also beautiful.
I loved the demo she did. Seemed like a slowly building cyberpunk ballad. Loved it.
Very nice work. Nothing beats primeval analog synthesis.
It reminds me of seeing Gershon Kingsley live in concert with his Moog Quartet 50 years ago.
Such a majestic sound. You can easily get lost in it.
I could listen to her work all day
Really stunning, I find Suzanne's work particularly melodic. Thank you moog for featuring such stunning female expertise.
I do agree
She’s the real Lord if the Synth!!!!
That was awesome. Amazing atmospheres there!
Love it how the suspense of the low notes is holding up the running sequence all to the end.
Wow, what an awesome performance! Extremely cool atmospheric music!:). Thanks so much for sharing
This sounds like the soundtrack to one of the Animatrix movies. And with a bass that nods to 80s music. Fucking amazing.
Coolest grandma ever.
Wonderful! Thank you Suzanne for this sonic gem.
She is amazing! that's the same person who did the "Sunburst" for the Columbia Pictures Television logo (1976-82), and also did the music for their movie counterpart Columbia Pictures.
Cool...thanks for sharing the info
Wow. That is some amazing sound!
Glad Moog decided to re-released this beautiful machine.
Michael Bauers: Yeah, I guess these run about $35k w/o KB? Way out of my league for sure. I still appreciate the Moog heritage and the build quality / design of these units. I am, and will have to be, happy with much less.
Just came back to watch this again. Excellent music!
I just can't get enough of this. Marvellous beyond comprehension
Perplexing sequence and wonderful!
A work of art. Nice to se Suzanne in front of that monster synth. Bravo. Can I place my order for one now?
I hope you make a video if you do!
This is how you use a modular ;)
Thank You,Suzanne! Love these Monsters!
Awesome performance!
A legend playing a legend.
Oh My God, I Love this!!
Bravo!!!
very nice sounds !!!
She’s awesome ❤️
Wow, very cool!!
Writing about music is like dancing about architecture! Here, it’s an agglomeration of
changing images, colors and rhythms for the capsizing of the senses...........................
That was way too short! Love it.
Mesmerising and uterly masterful.
beautiful!
absolutely killed it
Nice performance!
Killer sounds. Totally Moog. Freakin' awesome. That's it.
Suzanne: "OMG! It's a giant Buchla!!!" :) Seriously though, Moog FTW, and Suzanne was excellent. VERY cool.
Great sounds. Amazing system. I'd hate to tour with it.
She is a legend
...beautiful...
esta musical tipo espacial de Suzanne ciani es magnification,excelente,de lo major ,much as felicitaciones por esta magestuosa musica
Paramount patch! + Real feel all the way! ++@3,14 Thank you, Suzanne!
Now that's what iam talking about. Proper synth music 👍😘🍻
Masterpiece!
Perfect ❤️
Superb.
Amazing
The Amazing suzanne ciani!
We miss you Suzanne.
Excellent--reminds me of Green Desert.
The Analog ROAR!! Epic!
Awesome
A wondrous work. My poor audio player is overwhelmed
Master ❤
Moog is gonna have enough of these for a compilation tape, and I’d certain purchase it lol
Legendary Status practically untouchable!
talk about build. at 3.20 GAHHHH!! so good!
Princesse de L'analogique son 🎧🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊J'adore !
Excellent !
😚Michel 04 Alpes France
grande suzanne ciani,brava !!!!
Classic sound
great !
Great . . . 👍
Just cool.
Nice
Good to see the re-release of the MOOG System 55 but where's the Ribbon Controller?!
Delicious.
Love
We want more...
Gosh, she's good.
💓💓💓
I think this track would be great for a videogame
The sound of the past is the sound of the future
❤️💣
Its very intresting, when machines and a human become "one"
Did Moog make any Effect modules for the system 55, like Reverb or Delay?
Wonderful,. But I don't even dare ask how much a new system 55 will set you back! :-/
Well....... After watching this, I got the urge to watch "The Thing"..
delicious
B-R-I-L-L-I-A-N-T
What is this Suzanne, and how do I order one?
fucking wow
That was a trip. The bass growl made my balls itch LOL...it was that guttural. Put me down for 10 sys 55's LOL. Seriously, this is what music needs now - some infinite variability. Thanks Suzanne - great jam. One thing though about these lovely old style systems - do they come with the same tuning instability as rigs of yore? Anyway...out with the upright in my loungeroom...I want THIS piece of sonic furniture to replace it for those family peyote singalongs around the Moog.
🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🎧👏💓✌excellent !
Michel 04 Alpes France
It would be great if part of that heavy price tag would be used to give pioneers like her a chance to buy one cheaper (or to have regular access to one) ;-)
♥♥♥♥♥♥ !!!!
This was all nice and delightfull and we all know the Moog Modular systems excels at stuff like this. However I would really like to see a video where it is used in a modern context. Can it also dish out a phat dubstep baseline and some high powered leads that gives it a place in a modern studio other than just for "those classic sounds"?
Of course it can. Dubstep basslines are rather simple modulated patches.
This could do a dubstep bass line so fat, it would make it look like Albert went on a diet.
I don't think you realize the complexity that goes in to some of these bass sounds. Why so narrow minded?
* puts on studio grade high end headphones
*litens to earth mamma synth goddess
*salivates______from ears_______and eyes___and heart
* orders system 55 from local MOOG dealer
^wakes up from dream and plays with bass station 2, juno 106 sh 101,
octave plateau kitten etc etc
^still has fun
I'm reminded of the running man short anime film.
3>
da paura!
It's like she is painting a digital aural canvas. Master.
reverbera no corpo todo
strong fingers on tweaking
That's beautiful. I've heard "stranger things" than this.
This is also very healing ASMR music other than geniusly futuristic sound.
I am seriously thinking about selling my va and digital synth and going completely analog. Although my only analog (even if it has digital features) is sub 37, it's sound quality kicks the digital and va. Analog is alive, it has no stepping, it's rich, it has space....depth. digital has stepping and aliases in higher freq esp when sweeping pitch with osc sync. Just makes me the synth is not of high quality when I hear these 2 things...but true analog...my god the space and depth...
the best idea, for me, is to have the best of both worlds. there are regions where analog gear can't go, and FM, wavetables, samples, granular synthesis, etc. all give unique textures that can't be replicated with analog gear. and there are a lot of powerful digital synths doing that.
what I find a pity is when digital gear is relegated to imitate or trying to replace analog... you'll never get it 100% right and that's wasting the potential of digital synthesis in my opinion.
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