Skye Is Falling - Studio Improv (DPO / MATHS / KORGASMATRON II)

This piece is a live improv making my first focused patch on a eurorack modular setup I've just started putting together. Very textural rather than being a 'structured' tune like I usually like to do.
It's pretty basic, using a DPO being modulated by a MATHS running through a MI Streams and Dual Filter (Intellijel Korgasmatron II), then into some basic delay / reverb in Logic.
I then overdubbed some East West instruments and a bass part from the Virus TI2 towards the end to add a little more depth.
Tracked on the Apogee Duet, mixed and mastered in Logic Pro X.
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[@andreaxyz3959]

Nice man, dark and knobby... 😎

[@slinkybike]

Nice Work Mate

[@kraftzug66]

nice!!!

[@subq]

Good stuff man, I love the sound of electricity :) now you need an MI elements or rings to replace some of the pre-recorded sounds. ;)

[@benjiwill]

+subq thanks for listening, and yeah i've been looking into the elements / rings / clouds stuff that MI do. I'd love to go down that path soon, but also tentative on not getting modules where I can already create the same / similar sounds else where. But Elements does look fun! :D

[@johnhorrobin8560]

John Horrobin - uk
I got elements , 2nd module I bought and at one point before I got it installed almost swapped for Rings cos it was cheaper.
I kept it, it is quite good but takes some figuring out , sometimes hard to recreate the same sound next day kind of.
It needs a lot of perseverance but worth the effort.
In a sense you don't necessarily need rings if you have elements unless you want the so called ''polyphonic'' string mode and the input to the exciter .
Elements has a pretty wide pallette of bells and plucks and a lot of others as well , some a bit obscure, but as i said it needs patience.
J Horrobin - uk.