#4177

I know I got into the Elektron world very late, but holy smokes, the Monomachine is such a powerful addition to a table-top setup! Here I used it to process all the audio from the Rytm, as a filter / amp envelope / delay / signal rate reduction / reverb unit, AND I had five tracks left over for more drums and synth. Kind of flabbergasting that there has been no proper successor to the Monomachine, but maybe this is how people are using the Octatrack? (Like I said, I’m late to the Elektron party.) Anyway, take a listen!:

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#4178

jam on Elektron Digitakt
record on Zoom H6

97.7 Bpm

#4179

Wow - this was really good! Love the sound of the a4 at 1:04… the bass notes with the thirds really shine!
What did you use as master pattern length to program your 5/4 rythms on the machines?

#4180

You can check out the makam and effects series I am working on at:

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#4181

Hey thanks so much! I often use a master sequencer, but here I had each unit’s internal sequencer running that machine. I did an 80-step (5 x 4 bar, x 4 bars) pattern for the Monomachine and Rytm, and a 40-step pattern (running half-speed) for the A4. For the Monomachine and Rytm, it meant that I had to chain two patterns together, which frankly I think is a pain on the Elektron machines (wish they’d just have 128-step pattern length, or longer, as an option!).

#4182

another high lonesome drone that opens up as it goes

#4183

This is something I did to test out my new SK-1. Norns is running Bounds.

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#4184

I recently played a live techno set, which stats off dubby/melodically and turns into more acid techno later on three Elektron machines (Octatrack, Analog Four, Analog Rytm)

Last year I posted another set in this thread and mentioned, what @wolfgangschaltung called

I took his and some of the other advice

and … practiced. Performing felt way better this time - the next thing I need to focus on is to balance my mixes a bit better. At some points the levels are all over the place.

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#4185

Latest release on WonkyStuff — the result of blowing the dust off some old machinery…!

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#4186

I think you’re being rather harsh on yourself - this is a killer set and you are a lovely human being for being so gracious.

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#4187

“remix” of a max d track i made with a little beatslicer program ive been working on that uses librosa and some basic clustering algorithms in python. have a flask implementation deployed too i can share via dm if interested

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#4188

First messing arounds with Piston Honda MKiii chewing on Just Type chords

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#4189

Awwwie - people like you are one of reasons why lines feels like a home in the internet!

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#4190

new track made with cranes, looping a casio mt keyboard.

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#4191

I couldn’t stop listening to Telefon Tel Aviv’s new track, so I decided to to remix it.

#4192

inspired by those who relish in being lost and wandering whilst making the most of it; The Stray is the latest piece in the DERIVE Soundscapes series.

#4193

Feeling generous!
Here are five codes for the digital version of my new tape…

It was released via Cloudchamber Recordings in July.
(This release started by a chance conversation in the FIeld Recording thread on Lines last summer and developed from there, I had mentioned that I had made some field recordings in car pacrk, before and after work, as a ten minute exercise to cope with stress whilst sitting in my car before and after work… It was a process of ‘field recording as mindfulness’…
Then I developed these into tracks, adding music to field recordings… and then I sent them to @prms who was discussing with on the field recording thread and now they’ve seen the light of day… )

GO HERE:
http://cloud-chamber.bandcamp.com/yum
COPY IN CODE:
jqqu-cey4
2srn-xh4x
8cqz-b2bc
crne-h4h8
pxdg-5ap2

ENJOY!

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#4194

Wow, thank you! (Code used: pxdg-5ap2)

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#4196

New music - experimenting with what might be reblai rhythms - but certainly non-periodic rhythms

Bare Feet on Dark Soil ahead of the Storm

#4197

This is the final track of my new album ‘Lure’. Digitakt & Digitone are providing the melodies, the modular system bass & glitter - and Coco adds its wonderful weirdness.

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