
Episode 98: More Sherman Than Sherman
In this episode Tom tries to emulate the magic of a popular effects unit.
A modular synth podcast dedicated to exploring sounds with on the spot real time patching with host Tom Davis. An exploratory and sometimes educational show that shows the immediate satisfaction of creating patches with a modular synthesizer.
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In this episode Tom tries to emulate the magic of a popular effects unit.

Tom has Christmas come a little early this year as he deep dives into the Elta Music Solar 42f.

Tom creates an experimental/noisey all analog (mostly) synthesizer to make abrasive and weird sounds.

Tom gets/attempts to justify a 303 clone, patches it through a bunch of effects, and creates acid techno magic.

Tom creates a full synth voice using the Metamodule by 4MS featuring modules by Befaco. Check out Metamodule.info to try patches like the one used on the show as well as all sorts of other creations by Metamodule owners!

Tom does some therapeutic patching.

Tom tries his luck at making some improvised old school Drum and Bass using wavetables.

Tom explores a different developer for the 4ms Meta Module, this time its Moffenzeef. Be sure to check out all the artist's mention in the episode on Bandcamp and support your local artits!

Tom uses the 4MS Meta Module to try out various plugins from the company including the Ensemble oscillator. Tom also talks about his recent experience at Melt and Ooze in Baltimore, an experimental and noise festival at Wax Atlas. Check out Baltimore Drone Hive on instagram for more info an all things experimental going on in Baltimore.

Tom talks about past performances and creates a complex additive synthesizer using the Xaoc Devices Odessa and Noise Engineering Manis Iteritas with help from the Tip Top Audio FSU and Intellijel Rainmaker.