Wolf and Modular

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A couple of years ago I owned an Akai Timbre Wolf synthesizer and decided to try to sell it because I wanted a Roland System-8 synthesizer. Well, I could never find someone who wanted the Wolf for the price I was asking. Which is just nuts because it's a sweet little synth and I upgraded the nasty little plastic side cheeks with a hand-built wood case that included a carved wolf badge. I have decided to re-introduce it to the studio (alongside the Roland, which I bought anyway) and this is just a little jam to acquaint myself with the Wolf's quirks.
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16 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 26

@stumptownsculptor 4 дня назад

Nice! I love my timbre wolf. I often talk about the fact the it got “bad reviews on the internet”. So happy nobody bought it from you!

@karlmontevirgen8840 13 часов назад

Wow, that started off as the strangest of harmonic patterns and tuning, but then the series just evolved into something else. That's a killer groove by the way, starting at 2:24! Ok, this is one of my favorite pieces if yours.

@KimiElectronic 9 дней назад

The Wolf's second chance sounds very promising! Thank you, Patrick! 🎶☀👋

@pbartmess 9 дней назад

Thanks so much, Kimi. I'll try to do it justice!

@maxwethersfield 5 дней назад

That woodwork is amazing. And so to is the music.

@pbartmess 5 дней назад

@@maxwethersfield Thank you, Max.🙏

@cathy_clarinet 10 дней назад

Our mad musical scientist is back with more interesting sound experimentation! You open our ears and minds 👏🎼

@pbartmess 10 дней назад

🙂🙂🙂 I'm so grateful for your feedback, Cathy! Thank you very much for listening to my experiments. 💛💛💛

@alexanderivakov 9 дней назад

Fascinating is the word for it! It's like visiting a different galactic and finding some sort of life there that tries to communicate with you! Awesome jam, Patrick! Big like 4 👍👍👍👍

@pbartmess 9 дней назад

I love your description!! Thanks so much, Alexander!

@alexanderivakov 9 дней назад

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@astrogerry 8 дней назад

Wow ... this is really impressive !!! You deserve a big like !!!

@pbartmess 8 дней назад

@@astrogerry Thank you so much, Gerry!

8 дней назад

Everybody deserves a second chance! The wolf certainly does! 👍👍👍

@pbartmess 5 дней назад

I thoroughly agree, my friend!

4 дня назад

Pleasure!

@moonandmelodies 9 дней назад

Intriguing sounds ! 👍

@pbartmess 9 дней назад

Thanks so much for listening, Moon!

@gorisutradhar2942 10 дней назад

Nice❤❤❤

@pbartmess 10 дней назад

@@gorisutradhar2942 Thank you for watching, friend! 🙏

@JoshuaKennedy321 10 дней назад

The Wolf has a bad reputation. I remember trying one out at Guitar Center and being rather unimpressed, but you know what? Being a flop has made it valuable and rare and you are lucky to still have it. No other synth has that specific feature set, and there's no such thing as "bad gear." In the hands of the right person even "junk" can shine ... that epileptic Plaits beat 1/3 of the way in really brought the whole ensemble to life and knit it together in a fun way.

@pbartmess 10 дней назад

Thank you for staying to the percussion part! It really was the glue. I think I know what you mean and hopefully the Wolf will fill a gap somewhere. I do need to run it through a couple effects pedals to make it sound acceptable. I wasn't aware that it merited an episode of Bad Gear until after I purchased it. Watching the episode, I had to agree with everything he said yet somehow the little pup had wormed its way into my heart. Like your favorite smashed harmomica that will never be in tune again, but you keep it in your overalls pocket because you love that damp tinny sound.

@mauriziofaggion 10 дней назад

Patrick! Who is the guy pictured in your blanc panel? I can't sleep peacefully if I don't resolve this doubt! 🤣

@pbartmess 9 дней назад

I'm so glad you asked! I am pleased to introduce Caspar Wistar, who was a scientist in Philadelphia during the 1780's. Not much is known about him but he appears to have been infuential in the areas of medicine and archeology. Here's an informational link about him: www.wistar.org/about-wistar/our-story/