Ratios - Ambient Modular (Rings, Enosc, Panharmonium, Arbhar, Lubadh)
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More basic patching and exploring Enosc and some new modules ie Panharmonium and Nautilus.
Inspired by the beautiful ambient modular music of @habnmusic
/ @habnmusic
Patch Notes:
Oxi One sending a slow, very simple 3 note sequence C3, G3, F3 to Rings 1v/oct and strum input.
Enosc - custom programmed scale. Root and Spread at 40%, getting slow sine attenuated LFOs from Ochd. Twist and Warp set at 0% or 10%, also getting very slow heavily attenuated sine LFOs. Stereo outputs to Panharmonium for processing.
Noise Tools - white noise to VCA (VCA receiving slow sine LFO from Pam's), to Freak filter in lowpass mode.
Pamela's New Workout - slow sine LFOs all at different speeds to control white noise via VCA and Freak (lowpass), resonance, L and R cutoff, and main cutoff
Magneto - L and R input from Rings. In Shift mode, all delays active Dry 90%, Wet 80%. Tap tempo set as low as possible, Speed/Pitch fully CCW.
Rings in FM mode receiving pitch and gate from Oxi One. Outputs Odd and Even to Magneto.
Arbhar - earlier recording from Nautilus output Quantized pitching fully CW. Scan receiving slow attenuated sine LFO from Ochd. L out to ES-9 (some delay and reverb - Valhalla Shimmer added in DAW)
Lubadh (recording from Rings through Magneto, played reverse 1 oct down. Recording of wet Magneto output, VERY slow delay, moving speed/pitch knob from 0 to 50%, then sometimes 50% to 100% and reverse for interesting bubbly FX)
Freak - L Input from Noise Tools/VCA - white noise. Cuttoff, L and R cutoff, and Resonance all receiving slow sine LFOs from Pamela to create the waves.
Nautilus - Inputs from FX Aid, Wet 60%. Slow ping-pong delays. Outputs to ES-9.
Panharmonium (-1 oct, high blur, 80% wet, double sine waveform, 8 voices, cent freq. 50% bw 50%) recording inputs from Enosc, bandwidth getting slow LFO from Ochd. Outputs from Panharmonium to FX Aid long reverb.
Quadratt and Poles were used to attenuate CV signals going to Enosc and Arbhar
FX Aid long reverb/Black Cloud 70% wet. Outputs to Nautilus for some slow added delays.
Simple 3 note bass added in DAW. Simple Omnisphere patch made from a basic SAW waveform, heavily filtered.
Video shot with a Sony A6400 16mm lens. Editing and colour grading done in Da Vinci Resolve.
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Gear List:
Modular:
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Computers:
AMD RYZEN 9 5950X
64GB DDR43600
Asus ProArt X570
Samsung 980Pro 2TB M.2
2021 14inch Apple MacBook Pro
Apple M1 Pro 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD
Synths:
Black Corporation Deckard's Dream bit.ly/3WhsNS4
DSI Prophet 12
Sequential Pro 3 bit.ly/3WfIsBo
Waldorf Iridium Keyboard bit.ly/3TS7SU5
Waldorf Iridium Desktop bit.ly/3FtBDGf
Moog Matriarch bit.ly/3DKkAi4
Moog Subsequent 37 bit.ly/3WbJWN3
Novation Summit bit.ly/3fsSEpo
Access Virus Ti2 Darkstar
Behringer 2600
Elektron Digitakt bit.ly/3gYYdwc
Elektron Octatrack bit.ly/3gVgXNd
Elektron RYTM MkII bit.ly/3zwAUjY
ASM Hydrasynth bit.ly/3NpxhlK
Behringer TD-3 MO
Korg Wavestate bit.ly/3Wf8l4e
Korg Modwave bit.ly/3U9UtGK
Korg Opsix
Prophet 10 bit.ly/3Vnmk6u
Dirtywave M8
Effects Pedals:
Soma Cosmos bit.ly/3Dpwuwd
Strymon Big Sky bit.ly/3ffP5mI
Strymon El Capistan bit.ly/3sJ0oXl
Strymon Iridium bit.ly/3WjgFQj
Hologram Electronics Microcosm
TC Electronics DittoX4
Meris Polymoon bit.ly/3Ft4x9H
OTO Machines Boum bit.ly/3UduMou
Eventide H90 bit.ly/3GdIEes
Audio Interface/MIDI:
RME UFX II bit.ly/3SLHutL
Ferrofish Pulse 16 ADAT
Arturia AudioFuse Rev 2 bit.ly/3TNZZPo
Hardware Sequencers:
Oxi Instruments One bit.ly/3SRfOnc
Monitoring:
Adam A77X
Headphones:
Audeze LCD-X
Desk:
StudioDesk Commander V1
Cameras and lenses:
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K
Sony A6400
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-G7
Sirui 35mm Anamorphic Lens
Sigma Art 18-35mm F/1.8
Sigma 16mm F1.4
Panasonic 15mm f1.7 Leica
Synth Stand:
Jasper 4D-120B x2
Microphones:
Samson G-Track Pro
Elgato Wave:1
MIDI Controllers:
Native Instruments S88 mkII bit.ly/3NjpzJP
Intech Studio Grid Controllers (EF44, PBF4)
Lighting:
Aputure MC RGBWW 4-Light Travel Kit
Nanlite Pavotube 30C dual kit
Falcon Eyes RX-18TD
Elgato Key Light Air
#ambient #eurorack #modularsynth
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Ahh. This is my happy place. Dig all your stuff, truly. But this is my happy place. Thank you.
I very much enjoyed spending a day at the digital seaside. Another wonderful addition. Thank you!
Beautiful atmospheric music, and I can’t get over how wonderful your videos look. The lighting, the composition, the bokeh… fantastic!
@stateazure
Жыл бұрын
Cheers, Marc!
Slowwwww, massive, yet calm and magical. Peaceful vibrations.
Too bad you didn't make this longer. I'm a very good critic of ambiance and this piece hits the spot. Thank you for all you do Pat.😎
Oh wow I was just listening to fragments and I was hit by the tons of bricks. Man this stuff is so good. Intoxicating euphoric mesmerizing💚👽💚
Amazing atmosphere, I love the minimalism of sounds. Very pleasing and calming. 🙂
I really appreciate your work, did grow up in the time the original Moogs came out at the 60's and 70's. Gonna follow your channel very closely. Keep up the good work my friend!
Nice atmosphere
Very nice work. Thank you for giving us the patch notes: I don't own any Eurorack modules myself, but it's interesting to find out about the, so to speak, architecture of the piece.
Beautiful textures! And really nice cable management😊 I see you bought OXI ONE ❤ This is myain performance tool since I bought it.
Great ambiance thank You verry mutch
Good morning Pat. Thanks for the new music to enjoy with my coffee.
@stateazure
Жыл бұрын
You're welcome :)
The visual aspect of this really adds to the experience, an excellent vibe
Absolutely gorgeous S A... pure textural beauty !
Stunning, music, visuals and description of everything involved
Yummy yummy, I got bells and whistles in my tummy
beautiful
SA..one day my friend I will reach ya while floating with your music. Gratitude buddy
Gorgeous 🥰
Fantastic
excellent! love the low end here with the glitchy/rev bells/blips.
Beautiful work - reminds me of Marconi Union's Weightless. This is just as stunning. A lengthier edition would be magical.
Very solum and yet beautiful. Nice one.
So relaxing! Might put me back to sleep.
Thank you!
Super beautiful patch again...
@stateazure
Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
I'm not surprised that you surprised me with pure quality once again. Lovely stuff!
Great music !
Pretty great
Eurorack ambience at it's finest.
Beautiful Patch! 🖤🖤🖤
Stellar! 🌠
great stuff
Great piece, solid work!
No one can doubt that Mr. State Azure is the guru in creating ambient music. Will there be content on creating such patches (step by step)?)
This Euro rack looks very much like the ones that contained radio equipment in the days of the resistance and the underground. Just think of the possibilities!
Great
wondefulllllllllllll👽💣👌✌
More live streams please!🤍🙏
awesome !
Great ! 👏🏻
just awesome!!! 🙂
👍🏼👍🏼😎
If I could, I would like to 2nd on Marek Veleba comment. Wow I'm finding this kind of hard to ask. Mr. Azure could you make this excellent piece of work, longer time wise. Damn there is such an incredible experience that pours out of this piece. I can't explain it. I wanted to play it on a loop but I don't have that option. This kind of reminds me of Snow drift. Wow stop the presses. I went back to make sure I had the right one so I went through Snow drift. Then I hit folding space. And boom bang it hit with such a wave. I was over taken by the pure power of emotion that you work puts out. Yes I am a mental wreck but these great pieces of work that you put out there helps so much at clearing my mind of the toxic rubbish I have to ingest on a daily basis. Holy smokes. I'm mentally exhausted. Excellent work Sir on an epic scale. Thank You Thank You Thank You
@stateazure
Жыл бұрын
Thank you. I can't make this one longer now, the patch is done and recorded. I'm sure I'll do another hour+ long piece at some point though.
@Cokercole
Жыл бұрын
@@stateazureyes indeed, now you're talking.
the ratio between the pleasure and calmness it produces in me and the sound (dB) is = infinite, P/sound=∞, it does not matter witch unit is used to measure sound the ratio is always infinite...magnificent ambient theme
I gotta tell ya, man. I knew something was wrong. And after thoroughly studying the patch notes I realized you didn't even backwave the S-matrix amplituhedrons to unitarily distribute determination structures so they could properly analyze the local polytopes. I mean, this could have been good but...
@stateazure
Жыл бұрын
I'll try and include that in the next one :)
Хочу увидеть это вживую. Когда в гости?
Lovely piece. But what is the lamp to the side?
@stateazure
Жыл бұрын
Thanks. Actually the lamp was switched off, it's just a basic LED touch lamp from Amazon. Sitting on top of the lamp was a Aputure MC-4 light.
I miss the days when electronic music was made with keyboards. This looks like an octopus tried to mate with a mission control panel from NASA and I have no idea how the sounds are being made.
@stateazure
Жыл бұрын
Most of my music is made with keyboards
@Davivd2
Жыл бұрын
@@stateazure So what are all the knobs and wires for? I am genuinely curious. I used to make electronic music in the early 2000's. My keyboard had buttons to shift through sound banks, a mini 5 track sequencer, and the ability to pitch shift, adjust attack and decay rates. Compared to this hardware, it's so foreign I have no understanding as to what's happening here.
@stateazure
Жыл бұрын
@@Davivd2 Think of it like having a synth with all the internals exposed, but now you can link all the different parts and control them in any which way you want using the cables/control voltage. Every module has a different function, and various inputs and outputs, so you're kind of building your own synth with the patch cables. You can then use a keyboard to control it, but in this case I'm just using a hardware sequencer to send some basic pitch information.
@Davivd2
Жыл бұрын
@@stateazure Thanks for the info. I bet you have spent many hours reading manuals, because this sounds pretty complicated.
@stateazure
Жыл бұрын
@@Davivd2 Not much at all really, a lot of these modules are extremely simple to understand, some require no reading at all because everything is on the front panel. Some are complicated and have menus etc which might require a little reading. When you look at the entire system of many modules, it is very complicated but a few basic modules aren't ie oscilliator, envelope generator, filter