Microsound Workshop with DPO, QPAS, and Morphagene
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- We’ll use a few classic techniques (pulsar, glisson, and trainlet syntheses) to create microsound events, and record each into the Morphagene for granular sculpting and iterations. The time constraints of this video mean we will only be scratching the very surface of possibilities. See the book Microsound by Curtis Roads for much more detail on the history and implementation of these techniques: mitpress.mit.e...
The Morphagene Reel used at the end of this video can be downloaded here:
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if that green sleeve is part of a jumpsuit then it's probably a dope jumpsuit, so nice jumpsuit (if applicable).
this video was originally going to be a cover of "greensleeves" but i kinda failed at that so here you go
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC you can redeem yourself with a gabber cover of Greensleeves realized on the shared system as long as you post it within the next 24 hours. and a full body tracksuit photo duh.
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So many evocative sounds in this video and it's fascinating to hear what's lurking in the microsound universe of the shared system.
6:30 onwards is my favorite stretch.
I think this is one of the coolest tutorials you’ve done, yet. Bravo!
Thanks for watching!
Excellent video as always. This is sound design heaven, or should I say Universe. It would be fun to patch this into a SETI observatory dish and watch what they make of these extra terrestrial transmissions.
Wonderful! I’d always equated microsound with granular synthesis, but now I see there’s so much more to it. I need to read the book!
The book is a must-read. It's almost unbelievable that a book exists that goes into such depth on this topic.
For some reason, the green sleeves really complement the pink of the patch cord. Love the vibe of these patches, by the way. I have been making very similar textures sampling the 0-Coast with the Digitakt and layering free-running loops.
@Boofsquad So that's why it sounds so delicious and refreshing!
let's talk more about this green sweatshirt. I am a big fan. Does it deserve its own video?
It's an Adidas track jacket I purchased in Washington, DC in the summer of 2003. I had buyers' remorse because at the time I had never spent so much on a garment. But I still wear it 16 years later, so I think it was a good purchase actually! -W
damn glitch, EAI/tape music, and especially microsound are real hard to do but quite rewarding
I don't own a Tempi or Rene (yet!) so I'm not 100% certain if there'd be any issues with this, but might I suggest a follow up on using them to do things like "pulsar masking", as Curtis talks about in Microsound? I'm willing to bet they'd both be great at it.
If we do a followup it will probably be awhile so I'll post a couple ideas here. You could use TEMPI or René's clock/gate outputs to open a VCA with the pulses in its input. This would let you use the clock or gate stream to "mask" the pulsar train. Roads also suggests a probability-based masking, which you could create by using a random voltage and your chosen probability voltage (maybe René sequence output) as the inputs to a comparator. Check out the MATHS comparator patches in its manual for some potential methods.
I live here now.
This is fantastic thanks! Unfortunately, the freesound link doesn't work. Could you update it with the correct link please?
andrewelmore sorry! The link isn’t broken, it’s just awaiting moderation. Should go live soon. If it doesn’t go live by tomorrow afternoon I’ll post a wetransfer link.
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC I got it now! Thanks
mad sounds
By this point my GAS levels are high and I'm stuck between building another new system or buying the shared system.
Is it possible to buy a custom one? For example I'd love the qpas in the system as well as the erb verb and morphagene. I know the morphagene and qpas don't come with it by default, is this a possibility?
Actually the Morphagene and Erbe-Verb do come standard in the Shared System. And, you are in luck, because we do custom systems. Check the sales link at the bottom of any page on the Make Noise website, and ask about the system configuration you'd like. There won't be room for a QPAS without removing something else, unfortunately. For this video I put it in the Echophon's place, but it's a tough decision.
Can't get Qpas anywhere in EU on short notice. :-(
We are shipping them out as fast as we can! Hopefully it'll be available at your favorite shop very soon.
@@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC Hopefully it'll be available soon in my eurorack. You better warm up dem soldering irons! On a side note, should we expect any silver faceplate modules anytime soon? Asking for a friend, who's obsessed with silver modules...
Minimal house king
Thanks!
"via the both input" *sticks it in the rise input* haha, cool bleeps
oops :P
Beep boop
Ditto
My girlfriend is going crazy 😵😵😵 and I love it 😍 😍 😍 😍
They take their name quite seriously.
Michael Andrews Some of us are very into noise-as-music :)
I was actually hooked on buying the Shared System until I saw this video, now I'm much less sure. Awful, unexciting blips and bloops, like everybody's worst stereotype of (modular) synths.
Personally, I find this type of sound very exciting, but luckily there are many examples of the Shared System being used for different things. Many of our viewers also like this channel, for example: ruclips.net/video/ZHACdq_2yIY/видео.html