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The hunt of orion

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I have some fun with VCVRack, the octatonic scale, and allegory.

https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=4wi40BvTEnY

EDIT: correct link is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wi40BvTEnY, thanks michael willis for catching that.
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The link appears to require a google sign in. Not happening here :(
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He posted the wrong link, that's the one that he can use to edit the video.

View it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wi40BvTEnY
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Ah! That's better :)
Interesting discussion on scales.
I never could really 'get' modulars, neither hardware nor soft, but that's just me.

I enjoyed the final result - a good bit of story telling.
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folderol wrote:...I never could really 'get' modulars, neither hardware nor soft, but that's just me.
I was mostly into playing blues when modulars were popular, so no, I didn't get them either. However, I'm very excited about the possibilities, and I'm slowly learning how to compose in a modular environment. The process is quite different from most of the work I've done with synths, I'm having a ball learning a new way of doing old things. :)

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Thanks for correcting the link, sorry about that!

There's definitely a learning curve to modular synths, and I would probably not be so excited if I hadn't taken that college course that included modular synths. I think the key to appreciating them is understanding what they really excel at. Expressive and unique leads, weird analog sound effects, heavily-modulated sounds, etc.

Practically worthless for emulation, and (at least in the case of VCVRack) essentially monophonic.
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Interesting experimental way produce music classical styles with analog synthesis devises or emulation soft. I think, that top end of evolution on this branch will be comeback from computer instruments to the physical acoustic cello, flutes, organs, haprichords, etc :D

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