Moore begins with the announcement of the new series launch, Learning Electronic Music Production with Reason. In this week's episode of Sunday Night Synthesis, Dr. A little bit of filter automation provides icing on the cake. As a result, one combines repetition with gradual change, which helps to make more entrancing musical ideas. This technique of using a pattern player to send CV pitch and gate messages as well as additional CV patterns can help make repetitive lines more dynamic. These concepts could also be applied to analog modular synthesizer components and for use in other virtual synthesizer applications in software. Moore also shows the viewer some interesting things he was able to do in Reason using the SubTractor Synthesizer and the Matrix Step Sequencer. Moore expands the scope of Sunday Night Synthesis, the series and announces plans to start a series on electronic music production featuring Reason. Episode 04 - Expanding Our Scope and Having Fun with Reason These techniques involve using a noise generator and low pass filter to create wave sounds and various techniques for creating expressive melodies without a controller keyboard. Moore uses as an example two recent pieces that he has composed for his Wayfarer music releases. In this episode, we take a look at some techniques for creating some ambient electronic music. The Moog Werkstatt a perfect little good sounding synth to be used as a Theremin with the Koma Kommander.Įpisode 03 - Approaches to Ambient Electronic Music Using Synth Modules In this week's episode, we see how the Koma Kommander works and how it can turn a Moog Werkstatt, as well as other synthesizers into a Theremin using its CV & gate outputs which send the signals from the ultra violet range sensors and proximity sensors. In last week's Sunday Night Synthesis, we saw a demonstration of using the Koma Kommander and the Korg SQ-1 as controllers in the making an impromptu piece. Episode 02 - Koma Kommander & Moog Werkstatt Theremin Integrated with the rest of the modular system, these products make for a very open-ended sound production experience as they allow for additional control over various parameters on the Moog Werkstatt and the Moog Mother 32. In this episode, we begin Series 02 with two new pieces of equipment, the 8/16 step sequencer, Korg KQ-1 and the CV/Gate controller, the Koma Kommander.

Sunday Night Synthesis Series 2 Episode 01 - Scary Noises with a Koma Kommander and Korg SQ-1

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