I was thinking about buying a Casio CT-S1 when I stumbled on a video kzitem.info/news/bejne/pZl5u5htsoF9o2U by YT user @Dexba which uses the Hologram Microcosm to morph the Rhodes piano on that device. I wonder if that would also be considered a eurorack jam. I assume you recorded a track on an acoustic piano and then fed the track into Morphagene and Mimeophon and what we hear in this clip is your basically performing on the Morphagene like an instrument. I wonder how it would sound if the track were produced on a ship's piano - or perhaps the transformation is so profound it wouldn't matter. This is just a different genre to me than the 5' Target piece you wrote for the Music's Children tribute.
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Thanks for the link, that was really nice! Technically that is not a eurorack jam, as eurorack is a standard for modular synthesizer modules. However, by using the microcosm you can get many of the same sounds, most likely at a cheaper price. In the end, they're all just tools to make sounds. What's cool with eurorack is that everything can be patched to everything, meaning that you can both automate and modulate all the things at any rate you want. In the recording in this video I have some things that are controlled by an envelope, but I also change parameters manually.
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