EPISODE 17: SONIC EXPEDITION WITH CWEJMAN VCO-2RM & CO. | 142 BPM IMPROVISED MODULAR TECHNO

Hello again 👽 Welcome to the seventeenth episode of LTZIMPROV - where raw, hypnotic, and evolving modular techno comes to life in real time ✨
This time, I’ve locked in at 142 BPM, diving into a fresh sonic approach while keeping the core energy intact. The star of this session? The fantastic Cwejman VCO-2RM, bringing its unmistakable character to the mix, supported by the stellar Joranalogue FLD6, AJH MiniMod Ladder Filter, and AJH MiniMod Contour Generators. And for an extra spark, I’ve introduced Erica Synths Perkons Voice into the fold. And I almost forgot about the Analog Rytm, Digitakt, and the amazing Oxi One, which make the impossible possible - and effortlessly so.
Of course, the foundation remains untouchable - Shakmat Battering Ram, Noise Engineering LIP, and Forge TME Vhikk X continue to drive the pulse of my setup. What unfolds is a deep, pulsating journey through textures, rhythms, and evolving hypnotic states, sculpted purely in the moment 🌀
Let me know what moments pulled you in the deepest - was it the bass, shifting textures, or something unexpected? Drop a comment, and if you’re into these raw modular journeys, hit subscribe and stay tuned for the upcoming expeditions 👽🚀

[@lutzfire]

For the best listening experience, please turn off the “Stable Volume” setting in the RUclips player 👀

[@knitwit808]

peak

[@lutzfire]

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[@djcsts778]

How do you like the Perkins voice? And you’ve removed 1 vhikk x from your setup I see, why?
Well, as always, great set! 🔊

[@lutzfire]

Hey! Thanks for your comment, and good word 👀 I’ve moved the second Vhikk X to the very bottom - I still have both.
If you’re asking about Perkons Voice, I have mixed feelings. This module has a lot of potential in small and medium setups, but I ended up skipping it after just a weekend of jamming. The biggest deal-breaker for me was the lack of setting recall on startup - meaning if you ended on Preset 30, it would reset to 00. Honestly, I don’t want to have to remember where I left off - this kind of feature should be standard in a modern module. I reached out to Erica Synths about it, and they forwarded my “feature request” to be included in a future firmware update.
In my opinion, apart from the hi-hats, the other sounds have that signature Erica Synths character, and this module feel to me that somewhat is limited in terms of flexibility. For Erica Synths sound lovers, it for sure great option to consider.