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If that’s not the mutronics mutator on pthex I will eat my hat.

https://writhing.bandcamp.com/releases No synths or anything in here but lots of crazy tape manipulation going on. All flanging, delays and chorusing are all caused by cassette tape layers falling out of time with eachother because of the shitty motor in my old cassette player and by applying pressure to the tape. Here's some of the vocals soloed to show some of the crazy modulation effects happening. https://soundcloud.com/insergent/funruiner-loops

*golf clap*

Wow. The only copy of Ultravisitor I have is a pirated copy from years ago, and it didn't include Tetra Sync so this thread is my first time hearing it. Buy your music kids.

Cool production but I wish it did more.

Wow cool! I always thought that was just the character of the sampler they were using or something. I'll have to try this on my ESI-32!

Really liked this. What sort of gear did you use to make this? There are some really subtle nice tape-y distortion sounds in there I loved.

Everything sits nicely in the mix and it has a very huge feel to it. Well done. If I were to change anything it would be to turn the drums up a little bit and give them a little high end cripsyness to cut through a little more. And lightly sidechain some of the stuff on the second half to the kick so it allows it to peek through just a bit more. All and all though I liked it a lot. What kind of modular was it?

Cool read. What a monster of design and engineering.

Reading this made me realize I was just molested by Bleep.

Wow these are badass! Purchased. Thank you WATMM for pointing me to yet another musical gift.

Bwewm

Delicious FM + delicious filter + delicious preamp distortion.

I will agree the MD reverb is complete dogshit, but the reverb on the newer Elektron gear isn't bad at all. Especially when you start P-Locking the FX parameters.

Definitely going to check out Audiomulch after that clip. it has potential, tho it hasn't been updated for a long time now. no cuz its kinda impossible to get unless you're dead fucking serious about sound design. Eh, I got my Capybara used for under $800 dollars and they pop up on eBay every couple months. That's tangible(ish) considering the depth and quality.