Ahhh for some true crazy modular madness...
and if you look in the Youtube description that is copied below there is possibilities to download the Caustic file for study.
Youtube description:
Here's another song I created with Caustic. I wanted to try using only ModSynths, even for the percussion parts.
You can download the .caustic project file here: http://www.singlecellsoftware.com/nod...
Instead of creating separate note patterns for each track, I just used one ModSynth as a Master and set it up to send its note patterns to a bunch of other slave ModSynths. Each of those has its own Arpeggiator, with its own sequences, patterns and automation. Playing a single chord in the Master ModSynth creates a bunch of intertwining parts that all fit melodically with the notes being played in the Master ModSynth. And the drum patterns are triggered by the Master ModSynth too. I have separate ModSynths for kick, snare, hi-hat and percussion (plus a bass part and a few synth lines).
and if you look in the Youtube description that is copied below there is possibilities to download the Caustic file for study.
Youtube description:
Here's another song I created with Caustic. I wanted to try using only ModSynths, even for the percussion parts.
You can download the .caustic project file here: http://www.singlecellsoftware.com/nod...
Instead of creating separate note patterns for each track, I just used one ModSynth as a Master and set it up to send its note patterns to a bunch of other slave ModSynths. Each of those has its own Arpeggiator, with its own sequences, patterns and automation. Playing a single chord in the Master ModSynth creates a bunch of intertwining parts that all fit melodically with the notes being played in the Master ModSynth. And the drum patterns are triggered by the Master ModSynth too. I have separate ModSynths for kick, snare, hi-hat and percussion (plus a bass part and a few synth lines).
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