Concert in Bordeaux and a few videos


#1

I've got a small gig in Bordeaux this Friday (15th June, at the "Avant Scène", 21h) so I've been practicing a setup, using 4 axoloti's and a few midi controllers. No keyboard this time, but I did use the Striso Board during these practices (but it didn't make it to the keep bag)

If ever anyone wants to come, please do, and get in touch :slight_smile:


#2

I follow you on YouTube and so saw these a few days ago and both are wonderful. :smiley:


#3

J'habite Bordeaux et j'ai raté ton concert ...
Les videos sont super , merci pour la musique et pour tes contributions , c'est tres utiles pour moi qui debute sur axoloti. J'espere te voir en concert dans la region !


#4

Shame you couldn't make it, the concert was not too bad :slight_smile:
I've released it on bandcamp : https://mtyas.bandcamp.com/album/live-lavant-sc-ne
I also got to do a walking around Bordeaux video with the ribbon synth. My recorder did silly things in my bag, so I only got one video out of the whole session :frowning:


#5

Love this! :slight_smile: The drone like sounds you get out of that synth is amazing. Can you maybe explain what the Akai pads do?

Feel free to share the patch! :wink:


#6

Happy you enjoyed it

The akai is a midi controller, that controls the 4 delay lines. The patch is quite simple : They are 7 or 8 oscillators and a simple next - previous system to select the oscillator. It now has a screen to show me what oscillator is selected. It then goes into a VCF and then fed into one of 4 delay lines. They each have a feedback control and some speed control combinations.

The patch is now in the community library. I'm sorry not to have any time to clean in up, but I have special folder called "messymix" and in this you can find a big number of my (messy) patches.

So the patch in this video would be : axoloti-contrib/patches/mtyas/messymix/Ribbon/with menu/ (multiosc or multios2)


#7

Great, thanks for the explanation! :slight_smile: And the ribbon controls pitch I take it?


#8

Yes, the ribbon in actually on two GPIO's with a low and high position. The low position is always affected to main pitch, and the high position depends on the oscillator.
For example in this walking example, I use quite a bit the "hard sync" configuration, where each position controls a different oscillator pitch, but the second one is hard synced to the first one.


#9

That walk in Bordeau clearly worked as an efficient form of mental transportation; from mind to haunted axo!