Patch from Scratch in 360 VR: MOOG 'Grapefruit and Honey' for DFAM & SUBHARMONICON Shukhurchi Style

From the DFAM & Subharmonicon Exploration Patchbook, here's 'Grapefruit and Honey' Shukhurchi Style (a bit of flare and noise from Schlappi Engineering's 100 GRIT, T•Rex's Replicator and WMD's geiger counter). The video is in 360 VR so you can pan around and see the entire set-up. The sound is built slowly from the ground up following the patchbook graphic to start.

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Timestamps: 00:00 Intro and explanation of what's to come 01:20 Getting sound to the output 04:30 Setting DFAM as master clock 06:06 Let's hear something already! First sounds from the synth 06:17 Whipping up 'Grapefruit and Honey' 10:22 Connecting the patchbay, the sound changes a lot 12:00 A few tweaks to taste 14:44 Patching 100 GRIT distortion output into the mix 15:55 Hearing 100 GRIT distortion output for the first time 16:10 Patching 100 GRIT output into the mix 16:50 Hearing 100 GRIT output for the first time 17:23 Patching the T•Rex Replicator analog tape echo; the moment we've been waiting for 18:23 Hearing the T•Rex Replicator the the first time 19:20 Patching Instruo øchd to modulate the Doepfer wasp filter 20:56 First performance with the patch 22:09 Adding an envelope to the gain input of 100 GRIT 22:53 Only the sound of 100 GRIT 23:44 The entire mix with DFAM VCO EG modulating the gain of 100 GRIT 23:50 Experimenting with LFO from øchd into various inputs on 100 GRIT 26:30 Grapefruit and Honey and Noise, oh my 26:40 Patching the WMD geiger counter stompbox into the mix via Ears 27:37 Hearing the WMD geiger counter for the first time 28:22 Patching the WMD geiger counter to ext audio on DFAM, bypassing the noise generator 30:00 Tinkering with the on-going sound (no talking) 32:21 Closing thoughts

Recorded live to mono. There is no DSP, only a few gross edits to make this video. Please pardon the slight drift between the camera and synth audio; it is hard to avoid without master sync between the camera and recorder. I don't think it interferes with the integrity of this video. Any questions just ask, and I'll make up an answer.

@DivKidVideo tagging you as requested. This patch uses your lovely 'øchd' and 'mutes'.

Special thanks to the manufacturers for sharing their genius in gear form: @WMDevices geiger counter, protostar @Moog Music Inc subharmonicon, DFAM @4ms Company row power 45, row power 40 @Instruō øchd, tanh[3] @Befacosynth mutes @T-Rex Effects replicator @MAKEN0ISE ros ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRTpQwNrUz0