petras

Petras Saduikis: experimental, post-classical and ambient electronic music composer lately having time to create patches for modular software systems such as Voltage Modular, Softube Modular, and AAS Multiphonics CV-3. Check out my music on https://soundcloud.com/snatch59

As the Applied Acoustic Systems Multiphonics CV-3 doesn't have third party modules, all the patches are self contained.

For the Cherry Audio Voltage Modular patches I have not tried to make Core only patches, and have grabbed (sometimes on a whim) from various third party modules without attempting to substitute alternative Core modules. Additional modules used are from Cherry Audio Year One/Two, Cherry Audio/MRB, Misfit Audio, MRB (Mark Barton), PSPaudioware, Unfiltered Audio, Vult, and Weevil. Sometimes free third party modules are used especially from R_Ware x AW, and Synthetic Future x R_Ware. The notes panel is from PoohBear.

For the Softube Modular patches I have stuck to the Doepfer, Intellijel, 4ms, Buchla, Vermona, and Mutable Instruments modules, usually with Wasted Space reverb, and occasionally Saturation Knob, Fix Phaser and Tape Echoes.

The Unfiltered Audio LION semi-modular synth patches are self contained as are the TRIAD/BYOME patches. I have included this synth due to the interesting range of experimental oscillators.

In general I have not attempted to add performance macros (maybe one day?), but I have mostly added velocity sensitivity and mod wheel vibrato.

And do I have an actual hardware modular system? I'm afraid not, unless my Doepfer Dark Energy (the 24dB/oct one) and Dark Time count a little bit. I have number of hardware synths from the eighties, but they are not cool enough or in fashion enough to mention here :-) .

As I've used a Roli Seaboard on my live projects, it's surprising I haven't created many MPE patches. Support for MPE is certainly there from Cherry Audio's Voltage Modular, AAS's Multiphonics CV-3, and from Softube's Modular and is welcomed. However I suspect the MPE audience on patchstorage is fairly limited, so I haven't made MPE a priority, even though using MPE is creatively inspiring, though sometimes frustrating!

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