Day 06 - #Jamuary2023 - Note Phasing!

Day 6 of #Jamuary2023 where I am creating a musical “seed” or idea for future tracks every day in the month of January. You can watch as I talk over my creative process and how I get things done.

Using a Moog Minimoog Model D, a Waldorf Blofeld, a Waldorf Iridium and a Nord Wave 2.

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[synthseeker]

Errata: The audio is a little hot...sorry. It's an evolving process. ;)

[rayderrich]

You make everything look so easy, but luckily you explain it well unlike most content creators. Thanks for laying us down in a bed of... layers.

[Iain]

Great video… best Jamuary video series I’m watching. Great to listen to and educational in the process. 👍🏼

[aloharay]

Really enjoying your Jamuary content, thank you.

[synkrotron]

ah ha, so, that's called note phasing... every day is a school day

thanks Luke 🙂

[musicsmurf]

starting my day with your vid's makes it great 🙏- thank you. I like your explanations - thanks for sharing.

[Electronicmassacre]

Love the way you do these vids. You explain things so well.

[IanWaugh]

Hi Luke - Really like your JAMuary videos 😊 This is a cool technique which can produce some great patterns as a main music element or as a bed for building on. No mean feat writing somethign every day 👍 Think I should go switch on my music machine now... 😄

[GerenM]

Great explanation of the note phasing! Thanks! (and for what it's worth, I didn't find the audio level to be out of whack).

[gonzinigonz]

Been playing about with phasing using the Conductive labs NDLR. Its got 2 euclidean style sequencers in there, hours of fun.
I'd like to do more in the Akai Force but its stuck in 4/4 and you can't select any other time signatures so working with the grid editor is a PITA. Obviously you can hack it and do the maths do other signatures but it gets in the way.

[jdea]

Interesting concept. Will have to try it out. Thanks for the great explanation. Do you know any songs that use this concept? This is somewhat new to me and would like to listen to this technique used in a song??

[simonnomis]

Hey Luke, is the patch your using on the Blofeld an original ? & Did you add any effects ?