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Yesterday it came to my mind, that in the last few weeks I've spent more time working on my music equipment than actually making music - I created a new stand for my Mother32 and my DFAM, I made a midi to trigger signal box based on an arduino, I wrote a controller script for my KMI SoftTouch2 so I can controll bitwig with my feed while jamming - all very important tasks that will help me focus on making music - but currently it feels like all those task are eating my time for making music.

So I recorded a quick synth jam using the repro1 plugin from uhe and the mother32 in Bitwig Studio. I also added some drums from the Volca Beat, the volca sample and the DFAM.

So - without further ado - here is my first syth jam of 2019

a mix of analog and digital synths, plugins, samples, passion, fragments of half remembered dreams and an arpeggiator.

and yes - I'm in a slightly wired mood today

and also yes - this is the blender default cube - with beveled edges, floating slightly above a plane with a diffuse shader and a sun light with a size of 0.8 rendered in cycles

A first electronic, ambient track recorded with my new Waldorf Blofeld with a little help from the Moog Mother32 and the Novation MiniNova.

Oh! And did I mention? I got a new Synthesizer... :-)

I recorded a new track featuring my mother32, 0-Coast, Streichfett and the repro1 recorded and mixed using bitwig-studio

This is a recording of a livecoding jam with the latest developmentversion of sonicPI. I used the new midi functionality to control my Moog Mother 32 and my Makenoise 0-Coast.

for every world you know there is at least one that go unnoticed ...

Listen to my new Track on soundcloud

This is a recording of a jam session - using my moog mother, 0-Coast, volca bass, volca beats and Bitwig studio

This track was inspired by a loop I recorded while watching an epic sunset from my desk