Sunday Synth Jam: Here’s ‘a live electronic music thing’, via Jeremy Leaird-Koch.
Technical details below:
- Access Virus A – Bass, pad x 2, arp
- LXR – Drums, synth line
- OP-1 – Controller for vocal pad in Ableton
- Behringer BCR2000 – Running Zaquencer to Virus
- Launchpad – Ableton triggering
- Ableton – Drumloop, vocals, mastering
- Contains a sample from : IL Padrinos feat. Jocelyn Brown – That’s How Good Your Love Is\
very nice, one of very few “jams” that I’ve listened to all the way through.
had nice structure and featured much more than just filter sweeps 🙂
very underworld like , which is my book is v.good.
“Nope nope nope nope nope, not modular and used Ableton.
Mmmm my own farts, num num num num!|”
-Collector snobs
people sometimes make house music with modulars, I would literally rather hear farts though
Setting a high benchmark sir – Well done…. Very funky
I enjoyed that jam. This cat has a very nice rig, too.
It was nice to see a member of the Access Virus family back in action. I forgot what a great-sounding synths they are. And of course, the retro “Casio VL Tone” look of the OP-1 always makes me grin. The OP-1 is a deceptively-good workstation and well-built, though!
Niiiiice!
I see two meeblips! They weren’t mentioned…
Damn, that was funky goodness! Virus sounded great, wondering why you didn’t use one of the Meeblips for the bassline, though? Agree with Re5et above, nice to see an actual live performance rather than just mutes/unmutes and filter sweeps/delay sends.
That is called ‘Techno’, not ‘House’ … Man, its good!
actually that is house, techno leans on the “1” more and has very little to no swing. and he’s doing a darn good job!
Brilliant atmosphere and vibe. It is rare I listen to something all the way through – I am about to press play again. 🙂
Great stuff! Uplifting summery jam! Made me want my virus back..
Thanks for sharing
thought the jam was well thought out and ticked all the right boxes. nice funk and nice groove. i have the op-1 and stopped using it for awhile because i found that the sampler sums everything to mono and that really bothered me. i will pick it up again because of this video. thanks jeremy!
That was a nice ride Thank You.
No analog oscillators allowed in this studio!