modular sketchbook 12-4-22

Softs, synths & modules.
'On ne devrait jamais quitter Montauban' (Fernand Naudin).
Merci pour votre écoute / Thank's for listening.

Est. 2010. 
Still not popular.
Working on it.

I'm a lab-rat. gear-head. Composer of sonic explorations. Seeker of tone and frequency. Patcher of modules. Twiddler of knobs. Bender of strings. Programmer of sequences. Lover of all things that oscillate, resonate and reverberate.

My main instrument is a Eurorack Modular synthesizer comprised of approximately 70 modules. My favourites include modules from Frap Tools Instruō, Intellijel, and Xaoc Devices. I use a 16-channel Line converter from nw2s to get modular signals into my DAW.
My main polysynths are an UDO Super6 and a Sequential Prophet Rev2.
Production tools are Bitwig with an Ableton Push 2, with two Universal Audio and Focusrite AD converters; and plugins from GForce/Oberheim, Waldorf, UAD, Valhalla DSP, Plugin Alliance, Eventide, Softube, and Roland.
I also compose with electric guitars and basses, Toontrack Superior Drummer, and various Brazilian samba percussion.

I can't understand
why people are frightened on new ideas.
I frightened of the old ones.
● John Cage

All tracks composed, performed and manipulated by Charles D. Ward.
recorded at Studio KWK 
Contact: kwkstudio@gmx.de
All rights fuck off. Please feel free to use and abuse!

https://soundcloud.com/studio-kwk
https://soundcloud.com/sei_zu_res
https://soundcloud.com/triib-repost
https://soundcloud.com/generationsansfutur
https://soundcloud.com/masse-essam

modular sketchbook 12-4-22

BLogic