Mar 12, 2025 Tutorial
In this video, I introduce the Ottopot, a homemade MIDI controller created by one of my Patreons, Gero. The device features 14-bit resolution potentiometers with LED rings for precise control, offering a unique one-to-one mapping experience. If you're interested, you can build it yourself using the materials listed on Gero's website, or potentially get one made by him if he's available.
Apr 15, 2024 Music-Video
Small Hardware and Bitwig jam i did earlier today. Just playing around with synths and hitting record on OBS. ENJOY
Mar 29, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I showcase the Schwerkraftmaschine Compressor by Tegeler, a Berlin company, which I received for a 14-day trial period. I demonstrate how the hardware compressor affects drum breaks, recording and speeding them up to create drum and bass break beats, and discuss the various settings and modes available on the device. While I find the compressor to be expensive, I appreciate the analog sound it adds to the drums, although I will likely have to return it due to the cost.
Mar 11, 2024 Tutorial
In this video, I discuss my experience with the Poly-D analog synthesizer and how it sparked my interest in analog synthesis. I explain the basics of the synthesizer, including its tuning issues, oscillator options, and use of filters and effects. I demonstrate how I use the synthesizer to create chord progressions and incorporate it into my music production process.
Mar 02, 2024 Music-Video
I'm adding various harmonics in and out with the @MoogSynthesizers Subharmonicon, running it through a Valhalla Supermassive, and recording everything in Bitwig. In @bitwig , I'm playing a random backdrop that I created in another tutorial video yesterday https://youtu.be/J_Iw2eUMYGc My @behringer Poly-D is also providing a nice warm bass. Nothing special, really, but I felt like recording and documenting the whole thing.
Jan 30, 2024 Music-Video
Time for another improv on my long time not used gear. Used all my moog studio devices, polyD and some pads from bitwig
Mar 14, 2022 Tutorial
In this video, I showed how I integrated the Arturia Keystep Pro with my Ulurec and my semi-modular synthesizer setup. The Keystep Pro is connected to my computer via USB and to Bitwig Studio with a MIDI clock button. It passes the clock signal to all my devices, allowing me to generate a pattern synced to my host tempo in Bitwig Studio. I can also use the outputs to send control voltage to my Mother 32, Eurowreck, and Pooly D. With the Keystep Pro, I can switch between my instruments and record sequences of up to 64 steps. I can also use the diatonic transposer, drum sequencer, and arpeggiator to further customize my sound. Overall, the Keystep Pro is the perfect controller for my setup!