MB6582 with lots of Live delay with the delay-filter modulated via Max

Deepmind giving it another go at being an Access Virus

Hello NES! (actually a sample from Famitracker though the final version will probably come form a GameBoy)

OB6 reminding us the 80's sounded awesome!

Fully a work in progress we've had sitting around for a while that I picked back up a few days ago and started working on again. It currently doesn't fit the more industrial sound we've been going for on our next album but I find it catchy and have a bit of a bug to finish this one.

Uses, well, a lot of things! The main bass twangy thing is a fully analog patch off my Eurorack using quite a few modules, but prominently a Fold6. The OB6 is in there doing OB6 things. The I made this cool sound on the Deepmind while trying to make it sound like my favorite Virus patch (I got close but it's different enough to be its own thing, which I like). I also quite like that chippy pluck from the Prophet '08 which is juiced up by Monsoon and a DPLR. MB6582 is handling some SID squarewave action.

I hope to try using the Befaco NoisePlethora (once I finish building it) and spend some time working on the percussion. I don't like the chorus all that much but I like how it breaks things up. I kind of want to extend a few parts too (though it's already a full song length).

Song isn't done and there's so many ways it could go from here, but thought I'd share what it sounds like at this point since it's catchy and fun.

- Tim

Folding Space (Work In Progress)

Victim Cache was started in the summer of 2010 by John Quarles and Tim Soderstrom. We are an electro-indie band focused on trying to find new creative ways to integrate electronic sounds into music.

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