Hello guys,

once more, I've expanded my setup: I've added a little Korg SQ-1, which now enables me to effortlessly create nice and complex arpeggios in Ableton and send them to the Solar 42F's synth voices 4 & 5 using the built-in CV converter with two channels.

This is a first jam with the new device. While this track is well-prepared and the chords are finely tuned, I'm finding it increasingly chilled to create spontaneous jams with the instrument that aren't perfectly prepared.

Besides the Solar, the Soma Cosmos also plays a role here, though it's quite minor. I initially intended to use it more and develop a more prominent backdrop with it. Maybe next time.

The video is a little early access for guys until it publishes on YouTube. You can also download the audio below if you like.

… I got a little sequencer ❤️

What´s up world!

Hope you´re having a great week so far. I´m looking forward 2 weeks of easter vacation :) Yay.

I´m slowly getting used to my new drone synth and finding ways to get it working with my other gear. As seen in my last jam, the Analog Rytm is still my favorite groovebox so I decided to keep these 2 and make it my setup for the upcoming summer shows.

This time, I composed a nice dubtechno pattern on the AR and layered sounds over it coming from the Solar 42f. That's actually a nice way of pairing these two machines and works for both ambient and more dubby tracks.

The Solar audio is routed to the inputs of the Analog Rytm - that makes a tiny (well heavy) setup and as both have excellent onboard fx I don´t need anything else (beside a sidechain effect, but honestly,…