11 tracks by robohasse

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After much fun getting creative with following(or not) schematics, cutting wires and melting metal/.... a werkstattWaldorf salad comin your way. whether you ordered it or not. This is a modded Waldorf Rocket (what some might refer to as…
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After modding my werkstatt's with proper Gate and VCF in 1/8" jacks (along with a fine tune potentiometer) I cracked open my waldorf rocket and figured out a pretty easy way to send a 5V gate in to trigger the "launch" button on the rocket…
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after adding a few modifications to the werkstatts to allow me to do some of the sorts of things i set out to do I hit record and this came out. More exploration with building and playing sequences live using the Korg SQ64 sending CV gate…
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minimal, many mistakes, ridiculous percussive elements but that wasn't the point here. Actually i guess in fact it is the point. to live in the present, stop trying to repair the past and see what comes of it. I had left my music rig on all…
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the journey continues. hit the red button and don't look back. mistakes are acceptable.
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a bit more exploration using a korg SQ64 to sequence CV and MIDI messages sent to a variety of synths: (customized) Moog Werkstatt, (customized) Waldorf Rocket, Blofeld, MicrowaveXT
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up to this particular writing challenge, while writing and composing *any* of my previous songs - percussion sounds have been triggered samples, either a tracker (fasttracker, renoise) or sampler (akai z8 hardware, kontakt for samples). going…
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dualing moog werkstatts driven by a silly simple sequence on the korg SQ64 i chose to use as the main engine behind this collection of music. I thought this one set the stage nicely so i selected it as the opener.
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was this all a mistake? perhaps. but i'm not stopping. this was the result of a shut-in evening alone with nobody but myself and some electronics i decided here i'd start tinkering a bit more with.
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January 2021 I lost my then 56 year old brother, (only a few years after loosing dad, mom and several far too young cousins) i haven't written much music but took this year's RPM challenge as a nudge to get back into writing and exploring music…
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A David Bowie cover, I offered to a friend of mine a choice of a cover song as one of my first digs into this Korg SQ 64 sequencer, he picked bowie. I chose this one, really wanted to do something off hunky dory but this one just happened first.
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