:-) bakis. --- Roel Steverink <r.steverink@wanadoo.nl> wrote: > Hi all, > > Since I'm working with the A-100, I believe now 4 > years > back, I have learned quite a lot. > I'm getting more the hang of it. > I've read and studied Allen Strange's book > now 6 six times and now it all makes much more > sense to me than previous reads. > You know, I don't have that technical insight a lot > here > have so, it costs me much more time to understand > things. > So I'm a slow learner, but a learner! > > I always had a fondness for experimental > soundscapes. > So far my musical efforts were still more in the > direction > of melodies, although they already had that > melancholic edge which > I like. > Then I read in the Strange book that white noise > contains > numerous other sounds. As Klaus Schulze also pointed > out in > one interview. So far all my efforts in that > direction > were hopeless. When I filtered white Noise, again > and again the result > was all sorts of white noise, but nothing else! > Till friday evening!! > > I decided to plug some white noise into the S&H > generator and > that was the start of some amazing soundscapes. At > last my > patch was made up out of 8 modules. And when I send > everything through > a long delay it all came to live. > What you hear is a real soundscape with layers which > come and > go in waves, but everything o so subtle. It's just > keeps me > mesmerizing; in fact I can listen to it for hours, > so beautiful > I find it. This is my basis for a whole wave of > experiments > and this will result in a long composition, at which > I turn > knobs and plug/pull patchcords to change everything > slowly. > But I will play on other synths as well, but all > sound will > be heavely effected. > > To me this what I always dreamt off, to create such > complex > and emotional soundscapes, now I can! I finally > opened a door > and step into a new world. > I can't wait to experiment with my A-127 which has > tremendous > sound possibilities so I noticed already. > O before I forget, I was in fact inspired by the > Source of uncertainty > from Buchla. I now know that this complex soundscape > which I made > only the basis forms for much more exciting > experiments with that kind > of module. So you can quess that the future Doepfer > modules I will buy > will be Source of uncertainty module serie, > Frequency Shifter and Waveform > multiplier, > beside more bread and butter stuff. > > > To this breakthrough proves the enormous depth one > can evoke with this > system!!! > So, yes I'm happy a A-100 user! (And I can look at > the buchla 200 picture in > my pc > anytime I like). > > cheers, > > Roel > > > ===== Bakis Siros Parallel Worlds / Polariton Athens-Greece [Doepfer_a100] group owner http://www.shimarecords.co.uk http://www.ward12.com __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - Send 10MB messages! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
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Re: [Doepfer_a100] The depth of the A-100
2004-09-08 by Bakis Sirros
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