I know I promised to put this post earlier, but this July has been really really busy...
This is the main reason why I haven't posted much here in this blog (I know there are still quite some performances missing) and why I haven't started playing again at radio electro-music.com...
But that's not the only reason, as I felt a need to rethink my performances in order to make them better...
The main reason for this is that this past saturday, the 22nd of July, I was supposed to have my first live performance ever in front of an audience!
But due to some unforeseeable reasons, that didn't happen, which made me really sad as I was quite excited about it...
Still, this opportunity made me really want to up my game as much as possible to give the audience a truly worth watching performance!
When I started performing the "Synth-ing NºX" series at radio electro-music.com, my main idea was to demonstrate some more technical ideas and the possibilities different pieces of gear can offer.
While I think my performances have served well for this purpose, I also think that, for a wider audience, I should likely try to go for performances that are a bit more diverse than what I have done lately...
Despite this, I still want to continue performing with a small set of gear!
The trick will be to take the most out of the gear I will be using, which will definitely motivate me to learn it better!
That is in fact what I have been trying to do lately, as I have been reading a lot about my Symbolic Sounds Kyma, which is indeed a machine I have barely been able to show off in my performances (despite I could still obtain very interesting effects with it).
And since I will be returning to my studio soon, I will have a wider selection of gear available, including my trustworthy Clavia Nord Modular G2 which I didn't have the chance to bring to sunny Algarve...
This will also make it easier to come up with newer performances as it will be very easy for me to use a complete different set of gear, with different strengths, in two different performances!
With all this, you can be sure that Synth-ing is going to have plenty of exciting new posts soon, featuring new performances and videos as well!
I am not exactly sure when will I be back "full-time", but it will hopefully be in a week or so!
So be sure to follow Synth-ing, as exciting times await for you here, after this small Summer break! ;)
From a synth lover to synth lovers. In this blog I'll try to share my personal experiences with my synths and other electronic music equipment, from personal opinions about some of the equipment I have to more technical posts, as well as some performances in the middle. If you love synths as well, make sure to tune in!
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