Disquiet Junto Project 0411: Wrapped Up

[krakenkraft]

Okay, he may not be that special to me, but I’m giving this to Nicolas Steven Miller, the developer of the Kosmische Synthesizer, because I like his app and I very often toy with it just for fun.

The track is made with Kosmische Pro -> Vox DelayLab -> Ditto Looper -> TC HOF2 -> Reaper. Starting with some recorded sessions I used multiple (and heavily processed) layers to create something I felt “kosmisch” (cosmic) enough.

Thanks, Nicolas, to this wonderful reduced piece of software!

To all interested Android users:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Nicolas+Steven+Miller

zrnsm/kosmische

[Kitusai]

Wrapped up live for my velvet heart.

https://soundcloud.com/kitusai/disquiet0411-wrapped-up

[krehg]

https://soundcloud.com/ohm-research/sruth-disquiet0411

Generated with a hybrid Mutable Instruments / Synthesis Technology modular system.

[wasabicube]

She is my centre and this is for her.

Granulations aplenty here.

[sevenism]

for k
this is a reworking / remix of a previous disquiet track: antibanner bloom. stretched and pitch shifted and chorus in audacity

the sound seemed to fit somehow

[Pineyb]

For a friend that is going through a period of sleeping difficulties.
Chopped up, slowed down, reversed, stretched, and otherwise manipulated piano noodling.
Good night,

[AYO]

[ntrier]

I ended up writing a song for someone, but maybe not the kind you would give as a gift. I just recorded ideas as I came up with them, following the metronome as a pulse but not really a time signature. I had some ideas on how to change the notes and dissonance to reflect a spiritual journey, but that kind of didn’t come to fruition. Maybe in the next draft.

The piano sound is Brian Funk’s/AfroDJMac’s 100 Year Old Piano.

The low rumbly noise comes from Klevgrand’s Degrader, AudioDamage’s FuzzPlus3, and a bit of flanger sometimes to give it motion.

The noise that accompanies the melody comes from two instances of Ableton’s vocoder. The synthy noise is set to"pitch tracking," and the punchy noise comes from a vocoder set to (unsurprisingly) noise.

[_marimo]

I found an Omnichord for sale out in the country and surprised my girlfriend with it. Then I recorded her playing as the gift.