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Semi-impromptu album (50% NDLR) - pickletech - 01-29-2020
Decided the time was right to attempt some proper recording, rather than just phone videos - ran an Alesis LineLink from a mixer to a laptop, so no overdubs.
Tracks 1 & 2 have the NDLR in the driving seat, hooked up to a Modal Skulpt, Roland D-05, Arturia MicroFreak and Behringer Neutron, plus clocking a Korg Volca Drum. The Neutron is also patched to get CV pitch from the MicroFreak through one of the variable attenuators, so there's the option to use that or MIDI or just make them fight! Track 2 is my first attempt with the Chord Sequencer.
(If you're interested, track 3 is a no-name Telecaster copy with a hex pickup into a Roland GR-30 and a patch that combines the finest ROMpler cello with simulated guitar feedback. Track 4 is a Behringer Deepmind 6 using its own arpeggiator for most of it, and a few seconds of the MicroFreak for an additional chord.)
If you'd like a copy to keep, just make it known that you're a fellow NDLR-er (that doesn't look right
) and I'll sort you out with a download code.https://talkingsleeve.bandcamp.com/album/a-demonstration
RE: Semi-impromptu album (50% NDLR) - Darryl - 01-31-2020
Right, noodling with picketech does sound a little suggestive.
Listening now, sounds great!
RE: Semi-impromptu album (50% NDLR) - pickletech - 02-07-2020
Apologies for the belated thanks, Darryl! - delighted that you liked it; I've sent a download code to your inbox if you'd like it in WAV/FLAC/etc.
RE: Semi-impromptu album (50% NDLR) - Darryl - 02-10-2020
(02-07-2020, 05:14 PM)pickletech Wrote: Apologies for the belated thanks, Darryl! - delighted that you liked it; I've sent a download code to your inbox if you'd like it in WAV/FLAC/etc.Thanks much for the code!