I hear some harmonics locally when playing this and the viz in Audicity looks cool

Doodles

Moar Doodling

silly vcf experiments

A quick render of ff6's chocobo music from a midi.

Setup:
pipewire
audacity (recording)
muse (play midi)
fluidsynth (via muse, using ff4.sf2 for now)

Ff6chocoprototype

A quick rendering of "ff6magit.mid" from Ardour using fluidsynth general midi on linux. I had this playing through my midi instruments but have some kinks to work out of various gain settings. got some ideas to make this cooler as I learn this stuff :)

ff6magit.mid

Render of Dragon Warrior 1 overworld theme without much modification.

Most instruments: Roland RD-2000
Lead synth: Arturia Minibrute
Drums: Fluidsynth GM

Dragon Warrior 1: Overworld Theme

I got a Moog DFAM/Subharmonicon combo yesterday. This is the result of getting through the manual and starting to play around on my own.

Moog - Experiment - 1

I let this patch run for an hour today and hearing it change over time really grew the Subharmonicon on me. I recorded a few minutes of it as a demo of how the beat evolves, and why I'm starting to understand this instrument shouldn't be strictly clocked to get its best stuff. If I want that I'll pull some bits out of this and line 'em up in the DAW, by ear.

moog variable clock beats

I got a new clock divider for my rack. This lets me drive the Subharmonicon and DFAM clocks off my Keystep Pro's clock over CV. Previous to the new module I was playing with sending the subh's second sequencer trigger to the dfam's clock in. This is what played when I turned it on for the first time with both of them off the main clock and I liked it enough to turn all this junk on and record it :)

Ides Of September

A few minutes of my synth rig running mostly on its own with small tweaks from me. I got this rig working a way I like yesterday and today I finally got a decent recording.

gear: Keystep Pro driving several modules including Castor & Pollux, Cunsa, Peaks, Veils, Queen of Pentacles, and 2HP Turing Machine.

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