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The Moog Sub 37 has a phat filter wheel, seriously it is the largest dial on the unit, that when twiddled modulates the sound in an amazing way... while notes are played pitch isn't the main source of the modulation, the Moog Filter Phat Wheel is! That's why it is a Sub Phatty after all! Yes! Nice. 

BadRectifier.band | Moog Sub 37 Filter Wheel Modulation

Deep notes creating deep waves generated with a Moog Sub 37 custom patch with arpeggio sequence playing most of the notes with occasional highlights by the player... driving an Akai MX20 drum machine on it's stock patches... basic pattern explorations. The image is a spectrograph of a part of this piece of music near the beginning. An original composition by Peter Lount of BadRectifier.band.

BadRectifier.band Deep Dark Waves V001

‪#GlowInTheDarkMonster purring with #Moog #Sub37 #Minitaur #Roland #Aira #System1m #AiraFX #Demora delay #Torcindo distortion #BitRazer crushing of bits #RD100 stage piano  #JDXi #JP8000 #Intellijel #Metropolis  #Tempo20BPM #HexInverter #MutantBassdrums #Kick808s #heartbeat divided/increased via Demora delay. Hoping you had a #SpookyBoo!!! Live set style, no edits (ok fade in/out), one take.

My nascent modular and non-modular friends... started in the late spring... with a Teenage.engineering OP-1... followed soon by the Roland Aira System-1m, the four Roland Aira FX units (each with front panel effect and six virtual eurorack modules for a total of 28 eurorack modules in one 84HP row!), an Intellijel Metropolis, HexInverter Mutant Bassdrum 808 kicks, more eurorack modules... TipTop Z3000mkII, MakeNoise Maths, tons of Synthrotek kits, ... with WMD Gamma Wavesource and two Moog Mother-32 pure analog bliss on order... www.facebook.com/1416018635393736…1481853765476889.

I've never used just about all my Roland gear in a piece... the only Roland musical thingi I didn't use was the Aira FX Scooper! Oh, nor the PLUG-OUTS... oh and only one System-1m in use this time... oops, didn't use the VT-03 Voice Transformer... so most of my Roland gear is in play.

I used my Roland Aira System-1m, Aira FX units Demora delay, Torcindo distortion and the always wonderful BitRazer for the crushing of bits; not to forget the incredible venerable RD-100 stage piano and the majestic new JDXi, with a nice arpeggiation by the classic JP-8000.

In addition two Moog units are at play in the piece, a Moog Sub 37 doing it's own arpeggiated sequence, and a Moog Minitaur being driven by the venerable Roland RD-100 stage piano via Midi Din. A few other Eurorack modules are also used aside from the one's mentioned above.

Post:  https://www.facebook.com/1416018635393736/photos/a.1416036798725253.1073741827.1416018635393736/1489061274756138.

#SpookyBoo

SMYLING LIKE A CLOWN

Mutant Waves pour out of my cerebral cortex and all places where harmony may not ever have existed and may not yet. Modular Synthesis to melt your brain.  Mathematically all music exists at all times across eternity time, so when one "creates" music one is really exploring an existing mathematical space of possibilities and threading a fabric across spacetime in the audio domain. An excursion into this possible existence space of music and sound extracts these mutant waves into your brain. We are not responsible for your brain melting into new possibilities, but we do encourage you to take a leap into the realms of the possible and explore.

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