Macbeth M5N synthetic percussion

Using Ableton Live arpeggiator to trigger the Macbeth's envelopes with all kind of pitch modulation coming from the LFO's and random source. Towards the end I route the oscillators through Filter one which for me is the best filter. It is much more dirty than the transistor ladder filter 2.

Tour de Mars - The Simonsound - released 2nd Nov 2009

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Macbeth M5N
• synthesiser
• electronic
• rhythm
• computer
• sequenced
• arpeggio
• tones
• modulation
• the simonsound

[PATISHAH]

i can make all that sounds on sylenth1 for example))))

[simonsound1]

@PATISHAH

Cool! Whatever works for you. I happen to think the Macbeth has a pretty distinct sound and the obvious open ended routing options that the semi-modular offers. I LOVE my minimoog Voyager but the Macbeth oscillators are so raw and heavy, they blow the Moog out of the water!

[ShfeKrylon]

where is the midi coming from?

[simonsound1]

@ShfeKrylon Ableton Live running into the Moog Voyager which is sending CV to the Macbeth.

[mcxandermusic]

2.36 - wow.. thats seriously sweet

[XYtoTheDoubleG]

@PATISHAH Love sylenth, but LOVE Macbeth much more!

[gmrprodjekttv]

sounds like deadmau5

[electro808kat]

nice perc.

[astroboomboy]

@PATISHAH Can you make a tutorial or example where you make these sounds with the sylenth?

[OfficialWillEP]

@PATISHAH And it still wouldn't sound the same, plus, you can run a slew of other modules into sylenth. Sure, I use it, but it is nowhere NEAR the same. You can only route sounds where vsts will let you in a close system for the most part. It hell to route cv signals from something like sylenth. Two totally different worlds. You make this exact patching. Especially at 2:27, then I will be impressed. That is like saying buchla's and macbeth's sound the same. Nothing sounds the same.