Hey guys, i tried to push the M:C into more glitchy territory, combined with projection mappings onto it. Hope you like it!
love your videos & music bro
thanks a million for the warm words, so glad you enjoy it
Amazing stuff, as always!
Your music and videos are very inspirational - and I see youāre from munich, too?
thank you very much! Such a pleasure to hear that! And yes, iām from Munich
Great as always
Iām 80 kilometers away from munich btw
Enjoyable ) Could you please tell a bit about sound design, techniques you use etcā¦
Best thing Iāve heard from this m:c, truly.
Now Iām interested
oh great, greetings from the neighborhood
yeah, thanks for letting me know! Glad you like it!
Yes! Brilliantly shot, love the projection mapping. Sound design on point too! Itās good to see people continuing to push the M:C.
Hey, so am I!
Well, as with most of my creative outcome, itās a lot based on randomness and happy accidents, hehe Iām using the M:C mostly in combination with the iPad, relying on audio and midi over USB. Foremost for recording the Cycles directly onto the ipad.
In this case, i took the other way around and used the ipad as inital sequence-generator. Recorded some semi-random sequences coming from 2 instances of riffer sequencer running on the ipad into the M:C. To be precise i had 6 sequencer lanes running on the ipad, sending on each of the 6 tracks seperately. Recorded this for 64 Beats on a few patterns and from there everything happend on the M:C. Some retriggering, Trigger conditions and a lot of parameter live recording. Besides, iāve experimeted with different bpm on the patterns. So some are only running at a fraction of the initial bpm which instantly breaks down the whole structure. Also, the change rate is reduced to the minimum of 2, which results in a quite fast live pattern change when running at 166bpm in this case.
While all sound are coming from the M:C, theres a pinch of extra processing on the ipad side, using Glitchcore app to microloop and re-sequencing the incoming live audio from time to time.
Hope this helps a bit.
an honor to hear that! Thanks a million
Please collate more of your ambient explorations into Bandcamp etc releases - Iām always hugely inspired by the things you do.
Also, thanks for indirectly alerting me to Midigrid and the possibilities of turning 2 Launchpads into a 128 (at least as far as my Norns Shield is concerned).
Finally, Iām a little scared to watch this as I sold my M:C and already felt as though I might end up buying another at some pointā¦
Thank you so much for stopping by! Well, regarding Bandcamp releases itās really great to hear that youāre interested. Iām just so restrained because for me the main output is visual content and iām thinking iād reach most of the people via plattforms like youtube and insta therefore. Thatās mostly why i havenāt gone the extra mile to make releases for bandcamp. But itās great to hear that you would be interested, will definitely keep that in mind!
Oh, and yes, i hope hope you wonāt regret selling your M:C
Honestly, something as simple as collecting the audio from the videos into a āselected AV soundtracksā type of release would be perfect. āVernalā is one of my favourite tracks literally ever (it manages to evoke both Vangelisā Blade Runner & Hans Zimmer/Benjamin Wallfischās, whilst being neither) and I was delighted to find it for download on your SoundCloud.
such an honor to hear that in fact! That does sound feasible indeed Will try to sit down and maybe remaster some of them for this purpose. Thanks again for the uplifting words!
Itās funny, when I was beta testing Hammerhead, Bram mentioned that you were making some sounds for the presets and when I finally heard them I couldnāt help but smile at how clearly they illustrated how differently you approach things from others who had also contributed. Thanks for the constant inspiration!
hehe, you clearly have an eye for the details, awesome that you noticed that! Really appreciate it!