grimoire Posted January 10, 2010 Posted January 10, 2010 Recorded it live yesterday evening. After a few tried I was happy with the reults, have a listen! Here's a link to stream: http://www.humyo.com/9861861/music/Sunspot-Marble.mp3 Also this time I used only hardware (*drumcomputer/sequencer/sampler + 3 synths), computer just for recording Setup: Korg ESX Yamaha AN-200 Waldorf MicroQ Nord Rack 2 Focusrite mixmaster Lexicon MPX1 Quote
grimoire Posted January 14, 2010 Author Posted January 14, 2010 bump no comments? maybe this isn't psy enough for the most of you Quote
grimoire Posted January 18, 2010 Author Posted January 18, 2010 thanks for listening! glad you liked it Quote
amithaba_buddha Posted January 18, 2010 Posted January 18, 2010 It's nice in fact , i love the sound of it , very warm , those tubes of the ESX im sure they are really nice , i will get an EMX1 soon as ive watched a lot of videos with people that work with it and it sure is one machine that is worth every penny. Plus i think it is very modern both on the sound and the design , programming i think it shouldnt be hard , maybe you can tell me some more about it since yours is the same but sample based. Thumbs up for your tune ! Quote
grimoire Posted January 20, 2010 Author Posted January 20, 2010 thanks man, I try to create a warm sound so that worked out well The only things that go trough the tubes of the ESX are the drums & percussion (and occasional sound/bleep etc) EMX sounds nice too, both are amazing intuitive machines. pretty cool that you already have 5 synth parts + rhythm parts so that's plenty to create whole songs within 1 box Supposedly for both ESX and EMX the sound is even better when you change the tubes to JJ tubes (possible to give more tube power without distorting). Haven't tried that yet though... I noticed when upgrading my setup with additional synths that the ESX's midi-send capabilities are limited though. For example the program change signal only seems to go trough midi channel 1. So not every synth switches program when I switch on the ESX (worked my way around it though and that seemed even more usefull). Also you can't dial in to what program the other synth goes to. when you dial the ESX to program 1, the other synth also goed to program 1 for example. When you start out with just an EMX there's nothing to worry about though!! Quote
Psybro Posted January 20, 2010 Posted January 20, 2010 nice track mate Very warm sound indeed. Love the percussive elements and delaying fx on it too Sounds very compact and warm Well Done! Bo0M! no matter if its not psy its good nontheless Quote
grimoire Posted January 23, 2010 Author Posted January 23, 2010 thanks a lot soo I'll upload a small psy set(6 tracks or so) Quote
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