Oh man, this will be my new soundtrack to walking my dog over the fields and through the woods in an increasingly autumnal England, what with the leaves changing colour and the nights drawing in. Very nice indeed. As an aside, if you’ve got the time and inclination to listen to other people’s music may I recommend Munro’s HiFi. They’re out of Glasgow, Scotland. Their collaboration with London dj and producer Prince Fatty is superb, albeit it’s an album of distinct and individual tracks and is called ‘Prince Fatty vs Munro’s HiFi’. It’s ten years old now but the track ‘Scrub A Dub Style ft Sugar Minott’ is superb. I defy you not to dance to it (it is still ultra-chilled, I hasten to add). Thanks again for your set, it’s excellent, no doubt about it.
@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.
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 .
@@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.
I definitely got to get into gear so I can play my gear, this is really cool! I love live pa DJs these days are kinda eh. This is the future of real electronic music
Beautiful arpeggio stuff 3:20 in G min? At 4:45 bass G to (A or B flat?) I know ‘G min add 9’ chord plays perfect at 5:40. Standard tuning of course, nothing fancy. Tuned to a piano, same notes.
multiple sequencers , but the play is the main clock . my small rig rec would be go with a midi to cv device and a turing machine / ornament and crime and get the best of both worlds
@@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 .
only just starting to understand why these are cool this sounds epic. does having one of these things permanently stop u from writing songs in a daw because its so fun to play with it?
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.
@@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 🤣🤣🤣
ironically, because this is all electronically clock timed, after you trigger it, early Dub pioneers would have seen this as Babylon system influence in full effect on the Dub
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.
It must’ve taken over an hour to set everything up? Or only 15 minutes? This reminded me of ‘Caustic’ software (plug ins) except this is real deal. Synth, drums, 303s, 808s whatever? Where’s the notes’ Piano roll? Synth-mess. 500 trillion sampled presets actually made from scratch
not a long set up at all (5 min). all synths are live , two analog pluck voices , analog bass, acidlab m303 , poly from disting ex and the oxi coral. plus two analog perc voices . sequencers : polyend play , ndlr, hermod and turing machine .
Quality sounds 🎧🕶️🎶🎵👌🏼👍🏻
Oh man, this will be my new soundtrack to walking my dog over the fields and through the woods in an increasingly autumnal England, what with the leaves changing colour and the nights drawing in. Very nice indeed. As an aside, if you’ve got the time and inclination to listen to other people’s music may I recommend Munro’s HiFi. They’re out of Glasgow, Scotland. Their collaboration with London dj and producer Prince Fatty is superb, albeit it’s an album of distinct and individual tracks and is called ‘Prince Fatty vs Munro’s HiFi’. It’s ten years old now but the track ‘Scrub A Dub Style ft Sugar Minott’ is superb. I defy you not to dance to it (it is still ultra-chilled, I hasten to add). Thanks again for your set, it’s excellent, no doubt about it.
*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.
This is amazing! It's always cool to find people making great music in unique ways. Fantastic job!!
thanks for opening your ears! ❤😊❤😊
Talk about spine-tingling! An unbridled display of power.
cheers SCUM!!!
Nice set! Really like the deep bass and the time stretching.
thanks brother!!
Goddaaamn that first beat drop after the intro hit soo hard. Amazing. Would love a rig rundown.
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 .
Damn, really wish I still lived in San Diego so I could come check this out in person. Keep up the awesome work!
thanks so much!!
Beautiful Session love it,thanks for sharing!
DAMMIT. I'm so hooked on this vibe and I will not stop listening
thanks for rockin with it!! ❤❤❤❤
Strong session, wicked sounds - wish I could have been there!
thank you❤❤❤
mmmm... really nice :) I love that suitcase full of sounds!
thanks so much , it reminds me of piloting a space station
I did not expect it to drop like that. Outstanding dub!
@@qtrax100 thank you!! really means a lot
Always on point with it!
c'mon guy
Refreshing old school. Good job
❤❤❤ thanks for listening 😊
holy shit dude this is amazing
hey thanks😊😊😊
super chill and I'm here for it. Thanks for the good vibes.
thanks for giving it a chance
Real depth in the sounds an textures nice work!
much appreciated!! 😊
This is great, listening from Australia
thanks mate!!
LOVE this. So glad UA-cam threw this out to me. Thanks for sharing your awesome beats and tones!
thanks for checking it out!! 😅😅😅
Well played sir. Live performances with modular is no walk in the park.
thank you , much appreciated
Beautiful sounds, strings are out of this world and filters are just so sweet❤
thanks so much!!!
Beautiful tones ❤ 🔥 subscribed ✨️
thanks for listening😊😊
Massive! 🔈🔥🔥🔥
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.
I definitely got to get into gear so I can play my gear, this is really cool! I love live pa DJs these days are kinda eh. This is the future of real electronic music
i completely agree!
How does one get to perform there? Love the whole vibe!!
I would love to perform here myself . one day.
You're in San Diego? Come to a show or meetup and introduce yourself. Best way is to follow modularsandiego on instagram. :)
Are you San Diego based? We'd love to meet you!
I'm not based in San Diego. I am however north living in mendocino County. Is this event once a year on the same dates?
Very cool 😎
thank you!!
Very nice set good verk.
thank you!
Love this ❤
thanks ❤❤❤😊😊
This is really cool, I love modular equipment and just hardware in general haha
thank you 😊😊😊
Beautiful arpeggio stuff 3:20 in G min? At 4:45 bass G to (A or B flat?) I know ‘G min add 9’ chord plays perfect at 5:40. Standard tuning of course, nothing fancy. Tuned to a piano, same notes.
@ 6:00>
love those breaks
using a beta model of the ectocore
Haha patch cord city... running Old School Analogue all the way brother I'm just luving my Microcosm - Hologram
lost in the spaghetti 😂😂
Lovin this acid reggae
meee tooo❤❤❤
love the deep dub bass juxtaposed with the ethereal delays
thanks for listening !!
Yes!
🤙🤙🤙
amazing job sounds very cool
hey thanks!
Awesome vibe!
thanks😊😊😊😊😊
Wonder what stand are you using to hold your case and case lid!
Really need one for myself x
just a regular 2 tier x stand by on stage
love the breaks
it's the ectocore !
Hey quick question, I saw you explain your setup below, but I'm curious what case that is? looks like a 9u 120hp?
9u x 156 hp built by Curry Cases
@@dubstationzero4908 oh wow, what a beaut. thanks for the intel, gonna check them out now.
WOW - DUBBY
vibes !!! thanks 😊
You sequencing the whole thing with the Play? Building my first tiny rack and plan to use my Play & a CV.ocd to sequence. Would love any tips 😂
multiple sequencers , but the play is the main clock . my small rig rec would be go with a midi to cv device and a turing machine / ornament and crime and get the best of both worlds
bien belle session musicale _ bravo
thank you so much!!
Always 🔥
thanks edd
Damn 6 min 20 secs!! Amazing
thank you !!
Súper
@@Edwy2k thanks!!! ♥️♥️🤙🤙
WOW 🌊🌊🌊🌊
Thank You!!!
yeaaaaaa
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
Breakbeat ❤️🤟
@@ghfjfghjasdfasdf courtesy of the yet to be released ectocore !
In 2300, that's how normal people will be chillin in the parc.
thanks for listening
really good stuff
much appreciated
Why do the level faders not correspond to what's coming out the speaker? Looks a little off sync
@@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 .
Great ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
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only just starting to understand why these are cool this sounds epic. does having one of these things permanently stop u from writing songs in a daw because its so fun to play with it?
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
Dig that Reggae beat.
thanks!!
holy power consumption
⚡️🔋🔋⚡️⚡️
dope
Really, a bitchen set with magical NDLR ~ modular integration! Dig that funky bass line at about 4 min in 😵💫
I can't wait for the new NDLR firmware you showed off at knobcon !!
Let's do something together
New genre 'Trippstep' lol
@@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 !
ironically, because this is all electronically clock timed, after you trigger it, early Dub pioneers would have seen this as Babylon system influence in full effect on the Dub
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.
It must’ve taken over an hour to set everything up? Or only 15 minutes? This reminded me of ‘Caustic’ software (plug ins) except this is real deal. Synth, drums, 303s, 808s whatever? Where’s the notes’ Piano roll? Synth-mess. 500 trillion sampled presets actually made from scratch
not a long set up at all (5 min). all synths are live , two analog pluck voices , analog bass, acidlab m303 , poly from disting ex and the oxi coral. plus two analog perc voices . sequencers : polyend play , ndlr, hermod and turing machine .
Eric?
fuckin impressive for a live set on a rack!
thanks !!