Modular Drum Programming for The Diversion Committee.

The Diversion Committee is a new project from Bill Barsby and Adam Lincoln - from the Industrial band Hypollute.
Zoog was asked to program drums for their reworking of Ministry's "DEAD GUY". In this video Zoog explains in detail how he processed the drums of an old drum machine through his Doepfer Modular Synth.

Zoog Uses: Roland TR-626, Doepfer A-190 MIDI-CV Interface; Doepfer A-110 Oscillator; Doepfer A-102 Filter; Doepfer A-155 Sequencer; Doepfer A-154 Sequencer Controller; Doepfer A-143-2 Quad ADSR; Doepfer A-189-1 Bit Crusher; Doepfer A-106-6 Extreme Filter; Doepfer A-137 Wave Multiplier; A-132-4 Quad VCA

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Music

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• blipvert
• zoog
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• VCF
• The Diversion Committee
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• filter
• vocoder
• synth
• doepfer
• cyber
• punk
• cyberpunk
• gothic
• goth
• industrial
• analog
• analogue
• modular
• synthersizer
• moog

[darkangelfire]

It kind of frightens me that I understood all of that, lol.

[FSK1138]

WMD Geiger Counter can do this sound with less patching - but it would be less fun also

[jakobsweb]

very interesting and inspiring. I recently put together a larger A-100 setup for myself but with slightly different modules - no bit crushing or distorting, yet I see the charm of what you achieve there - thumbs up

[johnisfaster]

@darkangelfire

Haha.. me too...

[Augy666]

Hey Zoog? Where did you get the cash for all this stuff?

[ODMSys]

Thanks for showing what you're working with! It's neat to see people in the works and not just the finished version. Especially when something gets recorded, it just stays still and static, that's why live gigs are never going to die. Electronics is love and death in a neat black epoxy package.

[plague1715]

sending drums through the A-137 is so awesome