Hello, thank you for taking an interest in my channel, its just synthesiser music and related stuff. My setup is Moog Grandmother, Behringer MonoPoly, Behringer Odyssey, Autura Microfreak, Korg Triton Extreme, Roland JV880 recorded to a Tascam 2488 multitrack hard disk. Tim.
Loving it, Tim. That syncopated beat, that slight Chariots of Fire vibe, that close up of your Blakes7 teleporter braclet 😊 all fekkin' wonderful. All that and the Odyssey Grip technique. Hope you're all good there, Tim.😊
All good here, and you? Wow Blakes 7 :) Yeah it did remind me a bit of Chariots Of Fire, think its the delay time. The grip technique, it is the best way for me, got more control :)
Again this is different from the rest, never boring, always something special. This is why I'm always looking forward to your next piece of music - there's always some kind of surprise and it's always delightful to watch you play and listen to your music. Thanks again, Tim! 😊
Thank you, I posted a tip video about it. here is a link if you would like to watch. Regards Tim. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_c4e-0JQCZ8.html
I think note for note: Tim, you get the most out of the Grandmother than pretty much all the other channels I've viewed with that model Moog. I aspire one day, that I too will have the ability to edit as well as you can. Hope you're all well and good, mate.
I want to get a few of the 2500 modules Inc this. I'm not sure why Behringer didn't include osc sync , though by default it's not found on the 2600 either. I wonder if there's some complication that makes it impractical or even impossible on certain oscillators like this & that on the Elektor Formant.
HI David, I am not that clued up on how synths work really, so I don't consider things like this :) I have the 1027 sequencer which is good. Cheers for watching. Tim.
Tim, fek me. Even though this is a tutorial video, the playing here is superb. Bet you've made many people happy with your super fast fingering, but none more so than your Grandmother here. Sounds weird, but by eck as like, you can sure play, my friend. 😊
That's cool! I'm gonna try it on my Grandmother. Would you happen to have a good patch on the Grandmother to simulate an heavy metal guitar sound? This is pretty close. I mean like heavy chords, power chords?
You have your own style of music Tim which is definitely addictive, keep it coming. Are you using your Microfreak to also clock the Triton drums and as I've only ever recorded into a DAW I was wondering how you work with your Tascam, do you send each instrument to individual tracks? Thanks
Thank you, much appreciated. The Triton drums are not clocked, I just set the tempo the same as the Microfreak, and hit start hopefully in time :) The audio signal from the instruments go to a Mackie mixer, with a stereo out of the mixer going to a stereo in on the Tascam. The Nux Time Core delay (which has a stereo out) is on a send loop from the Tascam to create stereo effect on the mono synths. Regards Tim.
I think album time is nigh! Excellent work, Tim. That Korg Triton is right where it needed to be, makes the dryness of the Grandma earn its keep. Great camera work, too. Proper sound stuff, mate.
Thank you Sir-J, much appreciated, hmmmm an album, I have thought about putting what I think are my best jams together on Bandcamp, I have a couple on there already. :)
Quite different this time, but a great pleasure again; top class impro on the grandmother to an excellent chord progression on e-piano. (Walking through a deserted post-apocalypse New York at night.) Thanks another time, Tim! 😊