Name: Nautilus by Quincas X
Duration: 6 min 36 s
Description: Two generative synthesizer patches and a piano

Cordeiro De Nana- Rosa Ferraz

Faixa título do disco Macaco Sem Pelo. Essa música fiz na época em cursava a graduação em Ciências Sociais na USP, logo depois de ver o filme Ilha das Flores e ver o quanto somos ainda muito próximos dos animais. 

MACACO SEM PELO

wormholesurfing

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From the depths

Made entirely with presets by Red Sky Lullaby

Early Onset Presetular Presetitus

Improvisación

OMG, my modular synth thinks it's a guitar hero! Send help!

Patch notes:

The guitar lines (clean, distorted and reversed) initially came from a Mutable Instruments Rings, sequenced by a Makenoise Rene. The X axis on the Rene was synchronized with the beat via a signal sent from Cubase via Silent Way, one of my Apollos and an Expert Sleepers ES3. The Y axis was clocked by the burst output on a Wogglebug. I was playing the sequencer, rings and Wogglebug via their controls. Audio was recorded from the modular via an ES6.

As for the rest of the track, some of the drums were programmed in Cubase, the rest played by hand (djembe, congas and extra kick/snare fills) on a Roland HPD-20. The bass is actually me playing a Chapman Stick (for realz! Gosh, the shock of the thing!), plugged into the HI-Z ins on one of the Apollos. The synth pads are a custom patch on my Roland JP-8080, noodled real-time.

The mix uses a metric assload of UAD plugins -- SSL channel strips pretty much everywhere, a couple of Shadow Hills mastering compressors (ab)used for various things, several Lexicon 224 instances gave us all the reverb. Delays were just the simple ping-pong delay that ships with Cubase by default. This isn't really a properly mastered thing, it's just the UAD SSL bus compressor into the UAD precision limiter.

This was all a bit of fun, mostly just testing new (and very old) equipment. And the first time I've played bass on something in years, particularly in terms of Stick. :-)

One Ring

Spaceprodigi is Mack Bartsch, a young talented 16 year old musician and analog synthesizer enthusiast who has become well known on social media for creating popular synth performance videos using eurorack modules and synths like the Moog Mother 32.

In this episode Mack deconstructs her synth workflows and composition techniques for the powerful and playful track Antimony from her first EP release, Launch, available on Beatport, iTunes and Spotify. 

Mack focuses on the Moog Mother 32 and the Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 6.

Synth Stories 010 - Spaceprodigi - Antimony - Moog Mother 32 & Prophet6

Drone I made on Xmas 2017 to test my new Befaco Hexmix module. Lots of Oscillators, VCOs, Filters, Folders, VCAs and, of course, this cool new mixer :)

Xmas Drone

Two generative synthesizer patches and a piano

Nautilus

Quincas X

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