Modular Exploration - Self Running Patches

A phase modulation demo featuring the Malekko Richter Oscillator II Tri2 out going into Dual Borg, envelope provided by Envelator. Doepfer A-120 filter in self-oscillation going into A-132-3 > ROII PM (phase mod) input. Sequence: A-147 > A-152 > A-138m. No quantizer. Some occasional reverb provided by EHX Cathedral.

Malekko Richter Oscillator II Phase Modulation Demo

A sequence created entirely using Doepfer modules.
Sound: A-110-4 going into A-137-1 into A-101-2
LPG opened by A-142-4, A-137-1 modulated by A-143-9 running at audio rate via A-132-3. A-149-1 + A-149-2 creating some randomness. A-156 taming the randomness.
Sequence: A-176 > A-138m > A-151 > A-156

Doepfer West Coast Magic (featuring A-110-4 A-137 A-101-2)

A self running patch I've built exclusively out of Doepfer modules.
The only sound source here is a single A-110-4 > A-133 > A-101-2
Sequence A-160-2 > A-166 > A-138m > A-156
Melody transposed by A-149-1
Additional support: A-149-2, A-142-4

Bleach Cult - West Coast Melody Machine

Here's a 100% Doepfer exploration.
Using only Doepfer modules.
A-110-4
A-143-9
A-132-3
A-137-2
A-101-2
A-142-4
A-160
A-160-2
A-166
A-151
A-138m
A-149-1
A-149-2
A-156
Single take, no overdubs, all sequencing done by the modular. A few cuts here and there.

Mixed on a Mackie CR 1604

100% Doepfer A-100: Thru Zero FM PM A-110-4 A-137-2 Demo

An interpretation of Todd Barton's Krell patch.
Live recording. Doepfer A-100 system. Doepfer A-171-2, A-110-4, A-149-1, A-101-2 play the lead roles here.

Doepfer A-100 Percussive Krell Patch 18.06.16

BLEACH CULT is the musical nom de plume of Vytis Puronas, singer-songwriter and film sound designer, formerly one half of lo-fi synthpop outfit Soy Farm. His music is very textural and direct, with a genre-bending approach that explores post-punk aesthetics, minimal wave soundscapes and intriguing hooks with a pleasantly retro vibe.

BLEACH CULT is all about raw imperfections and beautiful spontaneity, captured live on analog modular synthesizers, often relying on single takes and instinctive executions of tracks that leave little to no room for extensive tweaking and post-processing. Quite interestingly, Bleach Cult’s music is hard to categorize under the umbrella of a single genre. Instead, Puronas creates a distinct noirish tone, which borrows from influences as diverse as post-punk, minimal wave, techno and even pre-war blues and 60s rockabilly, just to mention a few.

Contact:
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