u/ExternalEggplant5424

I never make techno but tried out an arp on the super 6 and had fun with it, crazy how much the arp bounces around in the stereo field. The super 6 has been a slower learning process then I’d like to admit but I feel like I’m starting to get some juice out of it and learning its strong suits. It’s insane for chords but has this sort of open ended large sweet spot that I’m still exploring

Edit: apologies I record in logic then line up in imovie and I realized it’s a bit off 😅

A little Friday jam of a somewhat stripped down version of my setup, forgot how good the korg volca keys is. Also finally got a way to film better haha!

Started with DN on arp duties with just enough modulation to not get bored then super 6 on pads, it slowly morphs into a calm dance tune

Pretty simple arp on DN with some subtle LFO’s to keep it interesting, Udo super 6 on the pads. The thing is an absolute beast at pads and they always sound so good. It’s my newest synth but curious of those out there that have an udo how you use it in creative ways and for what musical duties in your arrangements

Silly drop aside I settled on this modulated squelchy bell thing from digitone keys and loving how it fits into this drum pattern. Have had that thing for 5 years now and never getting rid of it

Was jamming today and it settled on this kind of housey groove, pretty stoked with the swing/ bounce and it’s got a little of everything: some sampling, some bongos, some synth (udo super 6), and some little vocal chops

‘njoy:)