I found out today watching a review video for the Yamaha DX Reface that my CS came with a midi breakout cable that I had accidentally left in the box without noticing.

This meant I could use it and its super weird looper as the controller for my 0-Coast.

This is an experiment with a weird repeating sequence that I made the base sound like a bass clarinet and proceeded to mangle it to death.

Since it was on the Reface, is blaring and sounds like a Bass Clarinet... Re:Face Blarinet.

Compression, EQ, Reverb and Delay all added in Audacity.

Re:Face Blarinet

A quick experiment in playing keyboard with one hand while manipulating the parameters with the other.

Mantra [Demo]

My girlfriend needed cheering up so I took the first funny video she ever sent me and sampled it into the OP-1 and made it into a quick tune.

Original Video: https://youtu.be/7ub1BpfcoZ0

Subway Karen

First jam with the Arturia Keystep as the controller for the 0-Coast and clock sync for the Deluge. Seems to work a treat now I just need to work out how to use it all correctly.

The Slip Hop Blip Bop

Victorian Ruff

First time using the Keystep to control the Craftsynth 2.0
Drums once again supplied by Synthstrom Deluge

It was a very fun time.

Activated Almonds

This is pure 0-Coast. No external controller. All self-generated. 

Added reverb and delay and slowed it waaaay down in Audacity.

Drowned Off The Coast

Sometimes it's just really fun to make strange unmusical noises.

All self-generated on the 0-Coast.

End Of Financial Year Blowout

Live improv of me jamming my Craftsynth controlled by the Keystep which is syncing the PO-32 Tonic for drums.

My Keystep started misbehaving to the point of breaking completely possibly so glad I managed to salvage this jam out of it before it died completely.

Arps & Crafts

Umami [Album Preview: Perception of Taste]

Recorded as Jase's audition for the Air Force Band on the 3rd of May 2013... this session (with the exception of Teen Spirit) was Time, You Swine! playing a in a more straight-ahead, classic sax trio style ala Rollins' Way Out West, though we weren't always able to show maximum restraint... hence the name, The Midwest Session.

Jason McMahon - Tenor Sax
Luke Lendrum - Electric Bass
Kyrie Anderson - Drums

This was recorded using a SE4400 as a room mic and a SM58 on the tenor to boost if needed (which we basically didn't) through a PreSonus AudioBox. 

NOTE: Smells Like Teen Spirit was a concept jam with no rehearsal and no arrangement. Stay tuned for a more refined arrangement in the coming months.

Time, You Swine! - Sandu

Luke Lendrum