Octatrack, 6u Modular, Drum Machine : My New Live Setup

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As I've been playing out more and more, my setup as evolved since my first live stream for ‪@resilience4571‬. In the last year, I tweaked it and refined it to what it is now, something that I feel is a good compromise of size/utility/power, that allows me to play for an 1h to 1h30 depending on the slots I have, and where I can freely mix complete improvisation with the modular and drum machine with more prepared sketelons of tracks in the Octatrack. This feels great to me; I have the thrill of not knowing everything and the chance to be surprised (positively or negatively) by what comes out of my modular, so no two shows will be the same; but at the same time I know that some essentials elements like my bass/rumble are taken care of by the Octatrack and are reliable. Only the Octatrack would make for a boring show, only the drum machine and modular would make a risky (and potentially boring) show, but all together they create something that I think is super powerful and deep with explorations possibilities.

To all my Octatrack power users, please excuse my absolutely n00bish use of the device.

00:01 - Intro
02:30 - Modular Synth Overview
10:20 - Modular Sounds
16:03 - Octatrack Overview
25:15 - Octatrack Sounds
29:52 - Tanzmaus
33:22 - Tanzmaus Sounds
40:17 - Conclusion