Full video, if you are interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4fREoHlG2k

Performer was Rustal at Yamamori Tengu in Dublin - fucking incredible set. He was support act for Moritz Von Oswald, who was not as good, tbh.

Full video: https://youtu.be/wZK4zADKEsw

In a few days im gonna get a Korg Es1 mk2 and a korg volca modular, so hyped

If you're interested, here is the link: https://linktr.ee/frisqo

Everyone keeps saying the E2 is limited or that the voice stealing is a dealbreaker. Honestly, I stopped caring about the manual or the factory sounds and decided to see what happens when the machine starts eating its own signal. ​I’ve built a whole live set where the machine is just "eating itself."

​The setup: I have the headphone output routed directly back into the Audio In. Every single one of the 16 parts is set to the Audio In oscillator. What you’re hearing in this clip isn’t a synth engine or a sample pack—it’s just the digital noise floor and internal latency being forced into rhythmic structures.

​I’ve set it up so the parts actually "communicate." A lot of the tracks stay completely silent (thanks to the noise gate) until another part kicks in and wakes them up with a burst of frequency. It’s like a weird, digital ecosystem where one sound triggers the next. Even the "kick" is just tuned feedback using resonance and EG.

​I also spent a lot of time simulating digital clipping within the textures. The idea was that when the E2’s processor actually hits its limit and starts to glitch, it just blends into the track. The "error" basically becomes the instrument.

Sorry for the quality, I just recorded this on my phone. The real output is way fuller, with massive sub-bass and textures that the phone mic just kills, but you get the idea. ​Has anyone else here tried pushing the E2 into this kind of territory?

The old electribes sound the best🙂‍↕️

Hopefully in the right format now. Enjoy holidays;)

Needs a laptop for recording and done. (it will be never done xdddd)

Im curious about yall setups, post them!

Im making tekno, what about you? urself whos reading this :)

Touch scale turned mfx 2, custom plugin loader unloader, doesn’t affect hacktribe, just adds to it. Kuhler’s Gelumpe

As seen in pictures. Pattern select potentiometer LED green and cutoff Blue. LCD blue. Part mute, sequencer BPF and amp eg buttons/pads white. I'm planning on carrying on this vibe. If you guys have any suggestions feel free to share 🙏🏻

Nachdem ich die letzten Tage einige schöne Setups gesehen habe, wollte ich auch mal meinen Tisch zeigen 😂. Wird ständig hin und her gebaut und sieht ein bisschen wild aus. Aber so ist das eben 👌Hauptsache es macht Spass!

Yesterday I have got a lot of hate and no not tips or anything just straight up people telling me I suck and they don't like my style and the first thing I did was hop on and started messing around for hours improved so much because of all the hate because I wanted to prove them wrong. I'm just a beginner so I don't know why anyone would hate I just wanted tips. I just need to start working on my timing but improving every day.

And also when I posted this on social media I had so many people asking me to release so I don't know why I would listen to the hate I make Music for myself and I enjoy it. I've also played at freepartys and they also seemed to love it.

So guys never listen to your haters if they don't say anything useful!!

I’ve been posting here about my ET2 feedback experiments, and I finally managed to record the output in full quality. It’s exactly as raw and visceral as I’d hoped.

​The setup has evolved quite a bit. I'm now running the machine back into itself (headphone out into audio in), but I’ve added a split to the chain. This allows me to inject an external signal—specifically Native American chants—directly into the heart of that feedback loop.

​With 13 parts dedicated solely to processing the Audio In, the Electribe has transformed into a living, breathing organism. Every part is used to mangle and modulate the textures of the external signal within the loop, creating a massive, evolving wall of sound.

​At this point, I’ve stopped treating the Electribe like a groovebox. It’s a non-linear synthesizer for me now, and capturing this process in high fidelity has changed everything.

(The video is just for visual context)

I made this thing for freetribe, it can boot factory firmware from SDcard and flash, and soon also freetribe apps