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thank you!!

thanks for listening

i really appreciate it . feels good to know people are feeling it!

@@dubstationzero4908 yeah you have very concrete style, sound quality is professional. And all is done with modular.(which is my personal favorite format) Been in world of sound for almost 3 decades from recording artist to performer to recording and mixing, managing etc... And you def have it dialed. Keep at it. Just more material out at YT, bandcamp, stream, what ever you feel.

*mungo's hi fi

thanks so much!! i'll check it out🤙🤙🤙

@dubstationzero4908 you're welcome Bruv. Also, it's 'Mungo's' Hi Fi. Not 'Munro'. As a dub man you'll dig what they do.. Incidentally I'm just literally leaving the house with my hound as I type and I'm gonna catch the sunset while I listen to your set again. Sweet as a nut, as we say here in Blighty. Nice one.

thanks for opening your ears! ❤😊❤😊

doepfer a-111-6 on the bass , acid lab m303 , the plucks are klavis twin waves through a cem and ladder filters , poly from disting ex and oxi coral . two analog perc voices : zaps and sy0.5 . Ectocore on the breaks !! mixed by hex mix . fx: starlab , mimeophone and sealegs .

thanks !!

just a regular 2 tier x stand by on stage

thanks so much!!

i own a re-201 and i use it just like i do with the digital delays in my eurorack ( analog mixer with aux sends ) as far as assuming classic dub producers would have the opinion that clocked delays being Babylon's influence on my music, that is really a reach. also plenty of classic dubs by the original pioneers have been made with digital delays as well as analog synths and sequenced clocked drum machines . in fact, I can't think of a classic pioneer dub producer who hasn't used them.

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@@Edwy2k thanks!!! ♥️♥️🤙🤙

@@ghfjfghjasdfasdf courtesy of the yet to be released ectocore !

@@keithyboy123 lol , when people ask me what genre i do , i often struggle to describe it , recently i've been saying dubby berlin school, but i might add trippstep to the end of that 🤣🤣🤣

@@dubstationzero4908 Brilliant !

@@qtrax100 not trying to be rude, but I don't understand what you're referring to. None of the faders in my kit actually control level. Most of them are used for probabilities , logic , and cv attenuation. my mixer is on the bottom right of my main case and it's all knobs and switches .

@@qtrax100 thank you!! really means a lot

thanks for listening 😊

​@@dubstationzero4908i think the scathing critique might have got lost in translation

I can't wait for the new NDLR firmware you showed off at knobcon !!

vibes !!! thanks 😊

much appreciated!! 😊

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i completely agree!

thanks so much!!!

thanks for checking it out!! 😅😅😅

thanks!!

Thank You!!!

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thank you , much appreciated

much appreciated

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thanks for listening !!

thanks for rockin with it!! ❤❤❤❤

thank you so much!!

I really believe modular can be anything you want it to be, but it is definitely fun to play with! Modular can absolutely compliment your daw or be the answer to the question what is something that I'd really like to incorporate into my music that's more hands-on . and what part of my music do I want to draw inspiration into?

They are instruments like any other instrument. Most people that are into them unfortunately are TOO into sound design, which makes for a buncha same sounding shit. But there are plenty of examples of people that make "real" music with modular set ups. This is just a meet of people that are into sound design showing off their modules and twisting a couple of knobs in the spirit of performance. It's cool in it's own way.

@@GGprods-o2x this video is a perfect example of people that make “real” music with modular setups

thank you!