Mark Mosher Multimedia

I’m a Synthesist, Sound Designer, Electronic Musician, and Multimedia Artist out of Boulder, CO. I perform solo and in multiple ensembles including the Carbon Dioxide Ensemble. I’ve done freelance sound design work for Ableton Berlin working on MPE sounds for Drift, Wavetable, and Sampler. I’m also the founder of the Rocky Mountain Synthesizer Meet and the Synth Patrol.

Arturia MicroFreak Synth Tip: Converting an Arp to a Sequence Enabling Modulation Track Automation

Modulate This! – Synth Tech & Technique Artilcles by Mark Mosher

January 19, 2022

(Modulate This), Sound Design, Synth: Micro-Freak

In this video I offer an overview of one of my favorite MicroFreak features, the ability to convert an arpeggiator to a sequence. I also share a few other tips along the way.

There are a few benefits to this.

Starting with an Arpeggiator is a very fast way to come up with ideas. Being able to “print” this to sequence then allows you to add four lanes of Modulation Track automation to the sequence.
Because there are two sequence designations, you can use this technique to create your first A Sequence, then use it again to create a complimentary B Sequence.

I used this technique to create a variety of sequence variations as Deluge food for my multimedia video “Please Remain Calm“.

More Here

Checkout out my mega post Learning the MicroFreak Synth: Cheat Sheets and Recommended Videos.
Here is a post over on my artist new blog related to the MicroFreak Audio and Video Recordings from Mosher-Deane Live MicroFreak Session at the Renaissance Room

Have fun,

Mark Mosher
Synthesist, Electronic Musician, Live Visualist and Multimedia Artist
https://linktr.ee/MarkMosher

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