A demo of a song I completed a few months back entitled "An Ode to Eno". This is my tribute to Brian Eno and his seminal work, "Ambient 1: Music for Airports".

An Ode To Eno, Pt. 1

All tracks are jams created on a custom 6U 84HP Eurorack modular synthesizer system.

· YES: patch cables, knob twiddling.  
· NO: computer, keyboard, MIDI, external sequencer.

Modules: Tiptop Audio Z3000, Doepfer A-143-3 Quad LFO, Doepfer A-118 Noise + Random Voltage, Pittsburgh Modular Multiple (x2), Microbe Meta Sequencer, Doepfer A-120 VCF1, Doepfer A-140 ADSR, Doepfer A-130 VCA, Mutable Instruments Braids, Mutable Instruments Clouds, Doepfer A160-2 Clock Divider II, Ladik D-333 ROMPLAY, Ladik P-060 Switches, Tiptop Audio BD808, Mutable Instruments Grids, Pittsburgh Modular Mixer, Expert Sleepers Disting Mk3, Erica Synths Pico Drums, WMD/SSF Mini Slew, Mutable Instruments Ears.

For those looking to start your own Eurorack modular system, I've bought from these shops and highly recommend them:
· Detroit Modular - http://www.detroitmodular.com
· Analogue Haven - http://www.analoguehaven.com
· Control Voltage - http://controlvoltage.net

Also I can't recommend these sites enough for planning and research:
· Modular Grid - https://www.modulargrid.net
· Muff Wiggler: Eurorack Modules - https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=16

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An Ode To Eno, Pt. 1

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