Elektron Model:Cycles // electro groove // with my thoughts

Grooving with Elektron Model:Cycles, little texture sound with Eurorack modular added, as well as a partial e-bass played by me. Quite dancy I guess. Since I didnt film the cycles live action, it´s shown in play mode synced by Cubase, where some usual smooth EQ- and compressing was done then in the end.

The video shows more or less a public transport trip with the Viennese suburban train line, ending in “Aspern Nord”, which I lovingly call the Texas prairie of Vienna 😉

Hope you have fun! Thanks for watching!
(to listen track in full audio quality pls go to: https://soundcloud.com/mcfproject)

eurorack modular // ZAUBERLEHRLING (sorcerer’s apprentice)

Groovy eurorack modular patch (#180), out of control.

„Die ich rief, die Geister, werd´ ich nun nicht los.“ (Spirits that I’ve cited, my commands ignore).
J. W. v. Goethe

Have fun!

i n n e r c i t y g r o o v e // modular patch

Have fun!

a t t o m a t t i // on the other side of thoughts

attomatti artD & mathieu fanedel
Piano improvisation. Have a look at the other side of thoughts by attomatti. There are always more of them. Abstraction. Turns. Meta. Come together. Have fun!

eurorack modular patch // s p i r i t

Rhythmic & percussive modular patch. Percussion comes from colored noise in combination with the Doepfer sine quadrature VCO, triggered by Stoixeia module. Bass line is played by Erica Synths Black VCO, triggered by Tirana 4 step sequencer, changing directions constantly. It´s a quite simple patch, but getting groovy and even bit meditative 😉 Thnx for watching!

Eurorack Modular & Volca Keys // s o u s – t e r r e

Eurorack modular patch with rhythmic pattern of Korg Volca Keys. Volca is playing a repetetive sequence, while Eurorack is adding texture and sounds. The Volca Keys is tempo triggered by an Eurorack LFO. Towards the end you can see in Cubase how Volca is partly cut out and Eurorack is run through Soundtoys´ Crystallizer, and vice versa Volca run through Tritik´s krush pro, both adding some special sound textures. Some regular EQing & compression added in Cubase for final audio mix. Have fun!

L y r a 8 // the summer sessions // baby advocate

Lyra 8 exploration, starting with some single sounds getting more and more drony till the end. Lyra is the synthesizer that understands you. This time the actual twisting & screwing is shown in video, which is always kind of meditative to me. Reverb was added while playing, with Hall of Fame 2 by tc electronic, a minimum of compression and EQ added in wavelab later. So join me on that little journey with Lyra, hope you have fun.

L Y R A 8 // the summer sessions // the big picture

Drone track with Lyra 8, the synthesizer that understands you, as I like to say. Recorded in Mureck, Austria, during my holiday, with scenes from Mureck and its surroundings. Some more to come soon.

Thanks for watching! Best quality audio soon available at soundcloud & Co.

I love you // modular patch

melodic eurorack modular patch, with Doepfer A-199 spring reverb and Saber filter from delta audio labs, etc.
Good mood with nice rhythmics. Thanks for watching!

all in // eurorack modular

Modular patch with grooves & soundscapes, a wild but fantastic journey to your soul.
(pls listen with good speakers or headphones!)

The patch was recorded in one piece, only some intro chord pads were added later. No effects used beside usual compression and EQing in Cubase. The reverb you can hear comes from the Doepfer A-199 spring reverb.
Because the patch wasn´t filmed while recorded, I did some shootings afterwards. So the modular patch shown in the video was filmed after the fact, nevertheless it is the same as with the audio recording. To make the video a bit more interesting I tried some kind of action-film cutting by going with the rhythm. Kind of 😉
I hope you enjoy that wild, maybe crazy, journey, – and you are ready for „all in“.
Thanks for watching!

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singing winds // modular patch

modular drone with feedback reverb of the doepfer A-199 spring reverb, which itself is fed by external synthrotek chaos nand vco. A quantizer (white noise layered) gives feedback little tonal directions.

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the taste of wind

if you like the wind, you can be the wind.
Pls watch & listen new mcf project track, ty!

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earth – modular patch with XAOC “Tirana II”

really simple modular patch testing out “Tirana”, a sweet little 4-step sequenzer by XAOC. little animated effects added in Cubase, as well as normal track treatment.
Have fun!

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truth – modular patch

Drone modular patch.
Doepfer Quad VCO doing the chord, A111-3 and Diexie II+ in the lower register. Tides is modulating, Stoicheia and Erica Synths ADSR are triggering VCAs & Wasp filter.
Thnx for watching!

Euclid´s dream (Stoicheia)

my first (conscious) Rebel Technology STOICHEIA rhythm.

After some well meant introducing words I switch the audio to recorded sound (pls watch y volume there, a warning will show up), and have some fun with doing little variations in the rhythm with new Stoicheia module. It´s a very simple patch, just checking things out, I´m using two different VCOs, each one triggered by it´s own envelope, which themselves are triggered by the two Stoicheia sequences; – running finally through Doepfer WASP filter.
In the end I´m playing around with the filter, and some delay, reverb and Alter Boy automations added.

Hope y have as much fun as I had!

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Rebel Technology (www.rebeltech.org/product/stoicheia) writes:

History
This goes way back. In the third century BCE, the Greek mathematician Euclid described a way to determine the largest common denominator of any two integers. As it turns out, his method is the same as what people have used to divide beats into rhythms. Across the globe, from ancient to modern times; the rhythms that pervade human existence can be generated using the same, simple algorithm.

The cultural and historical range covered by these rhythms is nothing short of breathtaking. From Brazilian Samba and Bossa-Nova, to Bulgarian folk dances, thirteenth century Persian drum patterns, and complex poly-rhythms of West and Central Africa.