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I´ve just started a new series: “rofilm Quick Guide”. or Each video in the series is going to have a maximum length of 3 minutes, and is dedicated to a certain function or peculiarity of a certain synth

Glitchmachines “Quadrant” part 2 is online now: This part deals with all kinds of implementing delay and delay networks, shows how Karplus-Strong delay patches work and demonstrates different feedback

Hello Steemians! Today I´m not posting about music and sound design, but want to tell you about my problems with this “new” video platform called “eyeSlick”. On 24 February 2020 I paid 9.70 USD for a basic

Wow! The matter of this group has got the potential to deliver a lot of interesting contributions. Thank you for founding such a community. In fact I´m going to undertake some experiments transferring

Great idea to found a group, a community like this one here! The majority of my contributions here are going to deal with producing music rather than listening to it (even if listening to existing music,

Is this going to be the Ultimate Guide to Granular Sound Processing ???? Well, it depends on you. On you only, and on nobody else. Enjoy your day! Rolf

Part 22 of my Diary of building a big modular synthesizer is online now. I know it´s been quite a time – but now “the engine is working again”: It´s only buffered multiple this time, but ..., well, see

Part 2 of the series “Patches – Basic, Standard, Classic and Famous Modular Synth Patches” is online now: It deals with the West Coast approach to synthesis. The examples are patched using VCV rack. And

After about 3 years of being absent from Soundcloud I´ve just uploaded three little (ambient-like) showcases of sounds, which I gained from items in my household. Enjoy your day! Rolf Track 3 Under the

Cherry Audio´s Voltage Modular. A new series has started: "Basic Patches, Standard Patches and (historically) Famous Patches" Part 1 is online now (complete video): Enjoy your day! Rolf

Softube Modular The Tutorial Part 19 “The Logic Modules” is available now: And here is its timeline/content (instead of a lot of introducing words): Timeline/Content: 00:00 Introduction 00:33 The Logic

Full access to non-public video tutorials, sounds, downloads and more: Enjoy your day! Rolf

422 recordings, 85 layers, 96 one-shots, 49 ambients and drones, 50 instruments (multisamples), 3 longer pieces of music, and a video documentation of producing all of this, including data sheet showing

Hello and welcome to this, well, kind of extraordinary and uncommon video, uncommon at least for me! I´ve got some – no – I´ve got A LOT OF vintage equipment from an old man, who has had these things in

The Magic of the CMI (Fairlight) A slightly different approach to Arturia´s “CMI V” software version of the legendary Fairlight CMI (Computer Music Instrument). There´s probably going to be more of this

Next question: Why should “singularity” or the mere fact, that something in the development of piece of electronic music is unique and cannot be retrieved be a meter for sonic/musical quality?

( Next question: Sonic events mean communication, mean transport of information. So why seems intelligibility an aspect of rather low importance in the process of producing electronic music?![why.jpg]

Next question: Rhythm is the link between biological processes in my body and the goings on in my direct surroundings. But why do I always have to treat rhythm and beat in those little chunks, those small

Why? I think asking this question is the most important thing when you compose/produce electronic music. Why do I turn this knob and not that? Why do I want that sound and not this? And why now? Why here?

Will the clock divider work at last? System! I needed a system to find the mistake in the module. Well, I have found both, a system of searching and the mistake. Hm, kind of at least. Anyway! The adventure