Tracks made with the newest Valhalla plugin, ValhallaSupermassive.

Supermassive is a delay/modulation/reverb/mystery processor. Ten unique delay networks allow you to create all sorts of spacey echoes, lush choruses, weird pulsing patterns, and massive reverbs. And it's FREE!

ValhallaSupermassive

A series of pieces made solely with the Moog Subharmonicon and ValhallaSupermassive.

Supermassive Subharmonicon

OrbitingSagittariusA

A reworked version of "La Cathédrale engloutie" composed by Claude Debussy, and performed by Ivan Ilic:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:La_Cath%C3%A9drale_engloutie_-_Claude_Debussy_-_performed_by_Ivan_Ilic.ogg

The track was run through ValhallaSupermassive, and then I reversed the results.

La Cathédrale Arrière

Prophet-6 and Moog Grandmother. Processed using ValhallaFreqEcho and ValhallaSupermassive.

April 11

Messier 51

Prophet-6, through ValhallaDelay, ValhallaFreqEcho, and the latest (free) plugin from Valhalla: ValhallaSupermassive.

Vanguard One

First track of the Moog Subharmonicon. Running through ValhallaSupermassive.

Supermassive Subharmonicon No. 1

Moog Subharmonicon through several instances of ValhallaSupermassive.

Supermassive Subharmonicon No. 2

Moog Subharmonicon, through two series instances of ValhallaSupermassive (Centaurus, set to 1/8 and 1/8. delays).

Supermassive Subharmonicon No. 3

Moog Subharmonicon through ValhallaSupermassive.

The Subharmonicon starts off with very short release times on the envelope. Running this sound through the Sagittarius mode in Supermassive, with a low density, creates a pseudo-granular sound. As the music progresses, the VCF and VCA decay times are increased, which results in a much smoother sound.

Supermassive Subharmonicon No. 2

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