using the thingamagoop RGB on a psych rock song

basically i am demonstrating using the thingamagoop to generate a rhythmic drone pattern on top of a psych rock loop...

although the thingamagoop has a CV output, i opted here to just apply an envelope follower to the thingamagoop's audio.

the amplitude of the thingmagoop audio is being used to drive drone tones on the moogerfooger freqbox (i forgot to turn on the ring modulator which is next to it) and a korg monotron.

the first thing you see me doing (perhaps lamely) is dialing out the thinamagoop's raw audio on the freqbox so you just hear its oscillator.

then i dial up the korg monotron on my beloved mattson mini modular quad vca (which has already become crazily handy in function as well as reducing a lot of clutter!), futz with the envelope follower (to get a less "gated" pattern on the monotron), and then mess with the ribbon controller...

Category:

Music

Tags:

• korg monotron
• korg
• monotron
• thingamagoop
• bleep labs
• thingamagoop RGB
• thingamagoop 2 RGB
• mattson mini modular
• MMM
• moogerfooger
• moog
• modular

[Az00ra]

Interesting toys. Which ones are your favorites?

I've never seen a mattson mini modular before. Gonna have to check that out.

[hewstigator]

@Az00ra i am really excited about the mattson stuff - i am getting more of them so hopefully soon i can post a video with a "more completely" mattson signal chain... the mattson format is great in that you end up saving a lot of space, they are very reasonably priced (esp. when you take into account his pricing on the custom cases) and the modules often incorporate some sort of quirk that makes them unique, like the "track" mode LFO or the voltage-based EG repeat...

[molowytch]

Great! K.W. 1-2

[IRNDRUsan]

Great tune, too short though perhaps ;-)