On the other side of my house, I setup my outboard analog synths (midi) with an Lexicon LPx1 reverb, and a MaM Warp9 trigger affected LFO/ENV thingy.
I finally managed to get everything sync'd to tempo......with no computer or master midi router....just midi jacks IN, OUT, and THRU.
(click on pic)
After I spent much of the day constructing (and deconstructing) cool mellow beats....I hit the stop-note...and went away for lunch.
I came back, unloaded the groceries and thought I heard something outside ----- Wasn't outside, it was inside.
It was quiet, but mysterious, and a bit (very) haunting.
Ever had a quiet sound perplex you as to it physical origin ?
Well I gave the source away in the title of my post....
Turns out, the MaM Warp9's LFO is always running (was dialed down to "slow"), and therefore it still "LFO's" the background system hiss/noise through it.....which obviously then went through the "large room" reverb of the Lexicon and through the active amp.
(I recorded it ....But how/where do I easily upload an audio file, so you might hear it ?)
I finally managed to get everything sync'd to tempo......with no computer or master midi router....just midi jacks IN, OUT, and THRU.
(click on pic)
After I spent much of the day constructing (and deconstructing) cool mellow beats....I hit the stop-note...and went away for lunch.
I came back, unloaded the groceries and thought I heard something outside ----- Wasn't outside, it was inside.
It was quiet, but mysterious, and a bit (very) haunting.
Ever had a quiet sound perplex you as to it physical origin ?
Well I gave the source away in the title of my post....
Turns out, the MaM Warp9's LFO is always running (was dialed down to "slow"), and therefore it still "LFO's" the background system hiss/noise through it.....which obviously then went through the "large room" reverb of the Lexicon and through the active amp.
(I recorded it ....But how/where do I easily upload an audio file, so you might hear it ?)
