Grains | Instruo #Arbhar

Grains | Instruo #Arbhar

I am so happy my eurocrack dealer stashed an Arbhar for regular customers. I’ve been waiting for over six months to get one. There are a few excellent videos on YT that do a deep dive. I can’t do that right now, because I haven’t finished the manual yet.

I started patching and before I knew it I had hours of video footage. So this is not a difficult module to learn, it’s instant gratification, which is rare. It just does everything right and it’s a pleasure to play with.

I used the ‘A.N.A.’ morphagene reel from Brett Naucke which is available for free download here.

I also used fragments from Sebastian Lexer’s piano performance when Arbhar was still a prototype. Mr. Lexer is responsible for the Arbhar’s code. The fragments from Lexer’s piano performance added a unique and dynamic element to the Arbhar prototype, showcasing its potential as a musical instrument. By combining these fragments with the Arbhar’s code, Lexer was able to push the boundaries of sound design, creating intense sequences that captivated audiences and demonstrated the versatility of the instrument. Through his innovative use of technology and musical expertise, Lexer elevated the Arbhar from a mere prototype to a powerful tool for musical expression.

It is used without permission, but I am sure nobody will mind. The reel is played by the Morphagene, which also demonstrates these two don’t bite each other. They’re a great team.

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