Sunday Synth Jam: This video, via Thierry Miguet, captures a live performance by synthesist Sebastian Teir (Kebu), from his pentagon of synths, of Perplexagon Part 4-6.
Filmed live at Kulturzentrum Tollhaus Karlsruhe 30.3.2017.
Sunday Synth Jam: This video, via Thierry Miguet, captures a live performance by synthesist Sebastian Teir (Kebu), from his pentagon of synths, of Perplexagon Part 4-6.
Filmed live at Kulturzentrum Tollhaus Karlsruhe 30.3.2017.
Very nice… Fascinating.
I’m in the process of learning how to multitask with my synths (have a Virus and a Minilogue, about to get a drum machine). THis is a total noob question… he’s obviously triggering some of the changes with a sequencer, but I don’t really see him doing it. Is he possibly using footpedals, OR is his sequencer likely mapped out to trigger things after a certain number of measures and such? I’m trying to better understand the technical side of how people do what he’s doing. Thanks.
hes got an MPC back there, id imagine its just running a linear sequence of the whole song and hes just playing live parts on top of that…
View Kebu playing “Crockett’s Theme Live on Youtube. It lists what gear he uses right under the video. You will notice that he uses a foot pedal to trigger the sequencer on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRCQmNMOqUY
thats an old video.. he doesnt use a RM1x anymore
Thanks, everyone.
I see the MPC being used a lot, is it the current models or older ones that most people seem to use?
I’m really trying to figure out the best sequencer I can use without a computer. Elektron Octatrak seems nice but a bit out of my price range.
JD Ryan
Good question … I’d be very interested in knowing this too… the actual mechanics of how a performance like this is put together is quite often a mystery if you’re not a gigging performer.
where are the dancing druids and the 18″ stonehenge?
Do your research. The Stonehenge is 17″
Sounds like he grew up on Dj Sash
This is your best work by far, Kebu. Keep up the great work.
So let’s get this straight.. He doesn’t just pretend to look busy by adjusting knobs and sliders while jigging badly to a really lame beat he thinks is the best thing ever?
You mean he actually plays the keyboards and makes music?
Well done.
One word: boring
Your music: link here.
Oh we need more Andromedas in this world.
http://www.vintagesynth.com/misc/andromeda.php