Moog Music

Etude For Piano  No. 5,  composed by Philip Glass in 1994.

Live video: http://youtu.be/2ebI17EIAx0

The instrument is a Clavia Nord Stage 2, using a sampled Bösendorfer upright piano, with some delay and reverb.

Video

Philip Glass - Etude For Piano No. 5

Due to the expansive frequency content and harmonic complexity of the Moog Modular Synthesizer, studio monitors or  high end headphones are required for the proper listening experience.

AR 960 Sync Bass And Noise To ST Delay

Single 921B Triangle Mod With 921- No Filter

SC 2osc 960 Sequence Through 904B And Key Control Of 921 Through 904A

CB 960 Bass And Kick Sequence

921B Saw And Rectangle Into 904A Modified By 921

921B 2Saw 1Rect Modified 921A And 904A 104M Delay

921B 2 - Saw 1 - Rect Modified 921A Through 904A Pt 2

921 Saw And SQ Into 904A And 904B

904A Sweep - Med - High Res - Single Oscillator

Patches performed live in one take.

Due to the expansive frequency content and harmonic complexity of the Moog Modular Synthesizer, studio monitors or high end headphones are required for the proper listening experience.

Suzanne Ciani Take 2

Suzanne Ciani Take 1

Max Ravitz 55 1-take

Kaitlyn A. Smith

Gavin Russom 55

Chris Berg Live Take 2

Every sound is sourced from the RME, tracking Midi notes to Logic then controlling the RME as it plays the sounds, one track at a time. Audio mangling from real-time control of Eventide H3000. Post processing with delays and backwards reverb, and editing within Logic. No other synths or audio sources used.

1.Recalcitrant Malfeasance

* Patch performed live * No overdubs *

In this short improvisation, Detroit-based electronic artist, Erika, composes a celestial passage using a pair of Mother-32 analog synthesizers. An external reverb unit is used to add an astral quality to the patch.

Solar Rise | Erika

Dave Smith PRO2

Everything Ends Here - blindoldfreak

Moog Music

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