Playing around with an 8-chord progression on my modular synth. A Z8000 sequencer provides the main chords over some simple beats and Metropolix sequences a wavefolded melody/arp voice.

It was pretty hot when I recorded this and my analog oscillators were not behaving well, so sorry it gets out of tune sometimes. I had to return on the fly a few times! I also fumbled an attempt at a breakdown in this one. Too many things to juggle for one person.

Z8000 Chords

Not a Flute

Folded Plates

See the Stars

A single take with very little editing. I pre-recorded the melodic line with a CV looper (Tetrapad+Tete). The song title is a lie: I am using at least three sequencers.

A Tale Of Two Sequencers

I made this modular track less repetitive than usual by composing a bunch of patterns ahead of time on a Keystep Pro controller and changing between them during the performance. Most of the other sequencing is handled by Metropolix.

This song has a music video made with generative AI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEJPnjKAs84

This track was made with this rack and a Keystep Pro: https://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/2329355

Driive II

This is the first thing I'd actually call a "song" that I've made with an OXI One sequencer + my modular synthesizer. Lots of button pressing involved, so I give you "Buttononica".

Buttononica

Synths Away

Bleariously

I like making music with modular synths.

All tracks use modular synthesizers as the only sound source, typically recorded in a single multi-track take. I do light mixing and "mastering" in a DAW, but what you hear came directly out of the hardware synths.

Z8000 Chords

adamodular

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