Today I had free time to finish a sketch that I had in my sequencer.

Gear used:
Bass.....JT MINI
Arp.......TD-3-MO + modulation from eurorack
Pad 1....PRO-800
Pad 2....PRO VS MINI
Drums...TR-8S

Also bunch of pedals for distortion, chorus, reverb and delay.

Recorded in one take. More fx and polishing in ableton live.

I'm happy how it turned out!

Enjoy!

You cannot reapeat morjes for goodbyes but you can definetly say morjes as a goodbye. At least in Tampere area this is happening all the time. Se om morjens!

The seven sisters exhibition at Vapriikkki is really good. https://www.vapriikki.fi/en/exhibition/songlines-tracking-the-seven-sisters/

Drums are coming from drumbrute impact. It is a drum machine with a sequencer.

I dont know what kind of techniques you are using but here are some of my thoughts:

• Sample & hold. Send sequence's pitch cv to s&h (quantizers are more reliable with pitch cv) and sample it using a division of the rhythm of the original sequence. I use this technique to get a second sequence from my main sequence. If the main seq is melody the s&h seq could be bass for example. When you change the main melody the second seq follows. This way the generated sequences are always in relation harmonically to each other.

• Create interfaces. Random stuff can be nice but they are random. Patch your stuff so that there are places to have hands on control. For example part of the rhythm could be random but you could have some hands on control over it also. I prefer it this way since it becomes easier to guide the energy of the music - to create tension and release.

• Mute is an interface. Volume knob is an interface. Patch a bomb button.

• When your patch is ready, play with it. Study what kind of atmospheres, textures etc are available. When you think you are ready, hit record and perform. Go for a journey. Happy? Unpatch and start from nothing.

By the sound of it you have your thing going on. Keep on patching! 🌞

No sequencer in 2600. You'd have to use midi or cv inputs.

I'd say your plan looks alright. I did not recognize what all the modules are doing but here are things that came in to my mind:

• Filters. Two of the same kind or two different filters? Filter character matters.

• Is there enough mixers to combine modulation sources and layers of sound?

• Making lively patches requires multiple modulation sources and to make sound even more alive you patch modulation through vca and modulate the vca. Is there enough modulation sources (function generators, lfos, envelopes) and vcas?

You could look what some semimodular synths have eaten to get ideas what you might need. If I would start from the begining now with my knowledge, I'd get Behringer 2600.

Any ways like I said your plan looks solid. When you get going you realise quite fast what you need to add or change in your system. Have fun!

Ostan usein ilta-alesta leipää. Kosteammat leivät homehtuu nopeammin kuin kuivemmat. Kun olen jättänyt pussin auki ja irroitellut leivän palasia toisistaan, leipä on säilynyt pidempään.

Vapriikki or taidemuseo.

Eat healthier food

We were skeleton and vampire. I dont remember the classes any more. Ring of slow digestion helped a lot with the hunger.

If play without minotaurs you can explore more and gain more xp. This way we beat the game first time.

Näinhän se on. Aattelin, että jos selviäisi muita reittejä ensin.

The game is not very complicated to learn but the information how to do it is somewhat limited. The game needs more ingame encyclopedia sort of content and tutorials. Like how the early game infantry matchup goes, is this unit good at close or long range etc.

Just yesterday I was watching replays and was wishing to see stats for the units to get a better understanding which way a fight goes. It takes a lot of games to get the gut feeling of these things without seeing the stats.

A good way to get new players in is to teach the game to a friend.

In dota2 the ping system is quite good. You can communicate lots of stuff through easy key combos. Something similiar could be nice in coh3. Also the system where you press alt and see the range of your skills and other stuff is nice too.

Tampere kiriotetaan yhrellä ämmällä, mutta lausuttaessa niitä on ainaki kahreksan😅

I tried lower graphic settings and lower audio quality. It did not help. Now I went back to high graphics and audio, but capped frames to 60. Played 3 games in row without crashing, omg.

My game has been crashing for months. I gave the new patch some hope and turned of memory xmp profile and msi afterburner. It helped maybe slightly but my matches end prematurely in crashes more than I'm actually enable to play a full match. It's sad. I really enjoy the gameplay but the constant crashing eats away my fun.

Diy is cheap if you dont count your hours as money. And like you said it is a chance learn new skills. To be honest if I see a really good deal nowadays I buy the module rather than diy.

I have only music on youtube.