2025-01-07 06:13:40
In this session, the main focus was to utilize the Wave Packet as the leading voice. All the drums are powered by SSF modules and the WMD Fracture. The entire setup is sequenced by the two modules from Fire Instruments, namely TON and TAKT. I hope you enjoy it.
2025-01-05 04:38:49
For this year’s third jam session, I’ve taken a creative turn by incorporating a filter to craft a bassline with a touch of feedback. The results are quite interesting, and I’m excited to share them with you all.
In terms of rhythm, I’ve kept the foundation from the previous patch, specifically using the DivSkip to sequence everything rhythm-based. It turns out quite nice, so here it is.I hope you enjoy the sound.
2025-01-03 03:59:26
Second day and second jam of the year. Sticking to the plan feels great. I hope to keep this momentum going! Today, we’re diving into some modular magic with the DivSkip module, crafted by Divkid and Making Sound Machines. It’s the conductors in this musical setup, directing the rhythms using the ALM Squid Salmple. We’re having fun with some sounds from the UTTU library, spiced up with a few effects.
I’ve got to say, the DivSkip is an incredible little powerhouse. It’s compact yet offers endless possibilities. Plus, it’s a DIY module, which is why I highly recommend it. Seriously, it’s a perfect starter module. If you’re just venturing into the world of Eurorack, this is one module you’ll want in your arsenal right from the beginning. It packs a lot into such a small package.
That wraps up today’s session. Hope you enjoy it, and until next time!
2025-01-03 03:06:21
Here we are again in January, and as every year, I try to offer you musical gems as often as possible. However, I can’t make any guarantees. For this first session, I decided to explore the possibilities offered by the Blades module from Mutable Instruments. My goal was to create a melody accompanied by a bass line.
To add variations to the melody, I used the Compare 2 from Joranalogue, which modifies certain parameters of the Blades module. In the second part of the session, I integrated a kick, but the result became very industrial. Therefore, it’s an experience reserved for discerning ears. Get ready!
The end of the session is particularly interesting. It features melody variations performed live using the meloDICER sequencer from Vermona. It’s a tool I’m still hesitant to sell because I can’t make up my mind. The meloDICER is a very straightforward and easy-to-use sequencer. I appreciate its ability to quickly produce good results, even though variations need to be introduced through other modules. I’m not sure how long it will remain in my collection.
I hope you enjoy this session and find pleasure in it. I’ll try to publish sessions as often as possible. See you soon and until next time!
2024-12-20 20:51:42
Since 2018, I’ve been using a 13-inch MacBook Pro with an i5 processor and 8Gb on RAM. After six years of faithful service, it’s starting to struggle when multiple applications are running simultaneously. It’s time for an upgrade.
Currently, I’m facing a dilemma: choosing between a MacBook Pro M4 and a MacBook Air M3. My main activities on the computer are:
In the past, I owned an 11-inch MacBook Air that remains, to this day, my favorite Mac. I particularly appreciated its exceptional portability and compact format. This positive experience makes me lean towards the new MacBook Air.
The price difference between the two models is significant. I find myself faced with two options:
Is a MacBook Pro really necessary for my usage? This is the central question in my reflection. What would you do in my position?
