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SUMMARY:REPLAY: GerenM and rauðvik Talk Korg Wavestate! Live programming session (And More)!
UID:https://gerenm.net/replay-gerenm-and-raudvik-talk-korg-wavestate-live-programming-session-and-more/
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DESCRIPTION:rauðvik visits The Disaster Room, and we dig deep into Korg wavestate
sound design, and whatever other Tom Foolery we get into. We chat a lot
about the wavestate and the rest of the PiKorgs, a number of other Korg
synths and controllers, about music making in general and a bit about
process. The conversation is wide-ranging.
THIS VIDEO IS NOT SPONSORED. Any products demonstrated on the channel are
purchased using personal funds unless otherwise noted. Manufacturers or
resellers have no input to the content of this channel.
Key Moments: 00:00 False start - the joys of live production 01:07 The real
Transmission Begins 01:50 Introduction -- and how do you pronounce
rauðvik? 04:15 Some overview within the wavestate editor and concepts for
long, slow pads and how the programs work together within the wavestate
09:50 Performance demo of one song in a box (excerpt) 14:45 Some conceptual
background of how it works 17:15 PiKorg similarities to the SQ64 sequencer,
and some ways to modify the timing lanes and relationship to other
sequencer lanes 21:50 PiKorg architecture with regards to reverb 24:40
Moving a wavestate program from hardware to native - and Windows decides to
take a break 27:45 Brief technical difficulties 31:00 Building a bass
sequence; how timing and pitch lanes work on the PiKorgs and defining a key
zone 50:45 Some thoughts on Berlin School music, ambient music, and
applying the wavestate sequencers 57:10 Channel plug:
‪@dani_raudvik‬58:45 Thoughts on assigning macro knobs and sequencer
lane tricks and limitations, DAW control of parameters that are not
automateable within the synths1:15:55 My rant on digital encoders and
surface mount electronics and some chatter about how electronics are made
1:26:00 Back to wavestate! Let's build a drone pad 1:29:00 Thoughts on
assigning key ranges for "song in a box" with wavestate (and multi/poly)
|1:32:30 Pad construction 1:41:20 - (How the loop markers work) 2:01:12 -
(Recipe for how to build the Vela Pulsar on the wavestate) 2:03:30 -
(Importance of monitoring and knowing your monitors) 2:13:20 The
multi-filter experiments 2:25:00 Adding delay to the pad layer 2:28:05 More
filter work 2:34:46 Some thoughts on process and performance when designing
and composing for "single-instrument" pieces with PiKorgs 2:28:25
Detrimental effects of having certain electronics in the studio 2:41:16 Can
you teach how you hear? "Visualizing" sound 2:46:00 Some more examination
of the sequencer - applying the shape lane to pitch, and step sequence to
filter resonance. Almost everything can be modulated, but there are
exceptions that can be confounding 2:58:00 Certain limitations may tie back
to the Korg core architecture that was introduced on the M1 3:00:00 Are the
PiKorgs good for non-sound designers? 3:07:00 Korg's history of display
shortcomings, plus general chat about the world of Korg synths
(particularly PiKorgs), pros and cons 3:12:00 Thoughts on King Korg NEO
3:15:35 Sound packs for wavestate? 3:17:30 A complaint about most, if not
all, of the native series and user wavetables and samples 3:18:40 Beginning
to wrap up ... 3:22:10 Some live performance thoughts; Smooth transitions
is a great performance feature 3:30:20 opsix special sauce and sound design
thoughts (foreshadowing?) 3:34:20 Really wrapping up. It's dinner time!
3:38:18 End of transmission 
THIS VIDEO IS NOT SPONSORED. Any products demonstrated on the channel are
purchased using personal funds unless otherwise noted. Manufacturers or
resellers have no input to the content of this channel. 
Links: My music gear: https://gerenm.net/about/music-gear/ Korg wavestate:
https://www.korg.com/us/products/synt... rauðvik on YouTube:
‪@dani_raudvik‬ rauðvik on Bandcamp: https://raudvik.bandcamp.com/
Multi/poly multitimbral setup: https://www.youtube.com/live/uWFDcbpo... Qui
Robinez on YouTube: ‪@quirobinez‬ Ian Dixon on YouTube:
‪@IanDixonTDL‬ Synkrotron on YouTube: ‪@synkrotron‬ Freelance Sound
Labs: https://freelancesoundlabs.com/ Amps and More:
https://ampsandmore.com/ Tall Dog Electronics: https://www.tall-dog.com/
Oscillator Sink on YouTube: ‪@OscillatorSink‬ Oscillator Sink builds
Buchla on opsix:
   • Korg opsix: Buiding a West-Coasty, Buchla ...  
Waveformer on YouTube: ‪@Waveformer‬ Korg wavestate sound libraries:
https://korg.shop/sound-libraries/wav...
#Live #music #creation #ambient #electronica #experimental #korg #wavestate
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