Скачать или смотреть The Acid Dancer Techno Live Jam Markus Gutermuth

Pushing the boundaries of the 303 sound.
In this session, titled "The Acid Dancer," I’ve evolved the core energy of my previous jams into a more fluid and textured sonic journey. The focus here is on dynamic movement and complex signal paths, moving away from static patterns into a living, breathing performance at a driving 146 BPM.

The Evolution of the Patch: The heart of this performance lies in the sophisticated modulation of the "Acid Squelch." I am utilizing the Moog Mother-32’s LFO to actively modulate the acid parameters, creating shifting, rhythmic filter movements that dance across the frequency spectrum.

To add further depth, this signal is textured through the Hexinverter Mutant Snare, which acts as a grit-heavy processor before being fed into the Erica Synths Pico DSP. This final stage adds the essential spatial character and digital artifacts that give "The Acid Dancer" its unique, immersive atmosphere.

Hardware Setup
Acid & Synthesis: Moog Mother-32 (LFO Modulation Source), Korg Volca Bass, Moog Mavis.
Signal Processing & FX: Erica Synths Acidbox 3 (Distortion/Filter), Erica Synths Pico DSP (Effects), Erica Synths Black BBD.
Drums & Percussion: Hexinverter Mutant Snare (used as a signal processor), Mutant Bassdrum, Mutant HiHats, Behringer RS-9.
Mixing & Control: Arturia Keystep, Rides in the Storm Mixer, Doepfer A-130-2 VCAs, Yamaha MG10XU.
DAW: Ableton Live.

This video is crafted for modular synthesis enthusiasts, hardware techno producers, and fans of the underground acid scene. It specifically appeals to viewers interested in creative patching techniques, such as using drum modules as signal processors or cross-modulating semi-modular gear with Eurorack systems.