improv with rds8000 + juno-60 + doepfer A-100 + DIY drum trigger + ribbon controller

I say a few things about the patch at the beginning-
the main difference in this video is the delay time modulation using the drum trigger and doepfer sequencer. A voltage controlled oscillator (in it's low range) has it's square wave output routed to the trigger/sample hold input of the rds8000 digital delay. This oscillator's pitch is controlled by the doepfer sample and hold module which is triggered by the clock divider and has random voltage for it's source. So, the time of the delay is changed with each hit of the drum trigger. I took a few minutes to get the doepfer and the juno sort of harmonizing before I filmed a short improvisation. me gusta automation.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• digitech
• rds8000
• doepfer
• analog
• modular
• roland
• juno-60
• DIY
• drum
• trigger
• wasabi
• pea
• tin
• ribbon
• controller
• improvisation
• educational

[BTLDrummer]

Amazing. I wish i had your knowledge and equipment!

[analogueak]

thanks man!

i collected this equipment over many years. usually i bought each piece because i wanted to solve a problem- or in the case of the juno, i just got lucky. but the key is that i didn't sell it, i learned how to use it instead!

[Sabingau87]

soooooo sick!

[dj619gior]

this is awesome. great work :D

[MikaTechnika]

great!!!

[outled]

JAWDROPPINGLY AWESOME, may i swear? FUCK YES THIS IS GOOD.

truly inspiring inventiveness.

[revelo77]

Boy oh Boy this is great! I created an account just to comment. Hey how can I get your contact info?

[johnisfaster]

ohhhhhh I watched this video before but seemed to skip out before you started really tapping away, thats badass!