Atmospheric synth bass using a modular synth.
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Atmospheric synth bass using a modular synth.
Hello, and thanks for posting this. Modular synthesist and bass guitarist here.
I tried not to like it, but found myself smiling at the main melody sound and phrasing. It charmed me and won me over. A good effort.![]()
Thanks, it was a first try and not that easy, because the Panharmonium module adds a noticeable lag time. You can’t really play fast and you feel a little disconnected.
Interesting. I think this is what I liked about the phrasing relative to the sound per se. Constraints often force us to adapt in ways that yield desirable results we didn't expect.
That’s so right.![]()
Also, if you plan to do this often, a levels conversion module would make your life easier. For example:
Strymon AA.1
ALM Busy Circuits ALM006 - S.B.G
Erica Synths Pico INPUT
Big thanks for the hints!
Great post for us synth players. This is a song I recorded using an Ibanez SR 500 fitted with a GK3B pickup, multi tracked using these synths. Roland gr-55. Roland VBass, Boss SY-1000 and Future impact. the only added parts are drums and keyboard choir.
Dream Dancer - YouTube
Thanks. I forgot to add that the chorus section sub bass was Minotaur/ pk5 with a Tauras 1 setting. Or as close as i can get.Great tune.
Lots to be explored in the world of synthesis…