#3226

Just spaced out to ‘Learning to Forget’ while at work, which was nice. Very calming and pleasant to listen to. :thumbsup:

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#3227

Hey everyone! Just now diving into the monome world. Awesome to see a bunch of people I interact with in other spaces. Looking forward to learning from you gracious folks in 2019. Here’s a little something I put together with Norns, a Kalimba, and a Casio keyboard I found at my in-laws on Xmas.

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#3228

I had an operation this morning & wanted to capture the sense of distant fragile calm I’m feeling after the general anaesthetic right now…

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#3229

Wishing you a speedy recovery!

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#3230

thanks peanut and thanks for listening!

#3231

Happy new year lines !
Just got a rings, really loving its sound !
I fed it that wonderful piece by Erik Satie (one track for the chords, another for the melody + some post-processing in live)

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#3232

Hello, is this thread for monome - centered music or anything modular? Or anything music from the forum members?

Here’s my attempt to make something more or less dynamic on initially ambient - centered eurorack: https://metapop.com/fedor-tkachev/tracks/rhythmical-jam-03012018/73549

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#3233

any music you’ve made (or participated in the making of somehow)!

There’s also this thread for music you didn’t make but are listening to/inspired by.

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#3234

For Jamuary, I am making some hip hop (ish?) beats, which I’ve never had any sort of inclination to do. Good for me now to have some focus. Anyway, without further ado, here’s a Jamuary beat

#3235

here is some fresh noise for starting the first weekend

#3236

new year, new month, new bandcamp upload:

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#3237

New music in which we contemplate the future

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#3238

Ive been modular-less for the last two months during my transition back to London from Berlin. It feels so great to be in a new physical space exploring new musical spaces again. The enforced break felt like a palate cleanser of sorts.

（＾ワ＾）

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#3239

trumpet was the first instrument i learned how to play, and i was pretty into it between 4th and 12th grades. i put it down for years while learning guitar and, later, getting into synthesizers. since moving into an apartment with enough room for a microphone stand and a mini “studio” i’ve been exploring interactions between the trumpet and my synth and i’ve been l o v i n g it. relearning a brass instrument isn’t exactly like riding a bike, but i’m not starting from square one either.

i love all the old jazz standards, and i just got the Bb Real Book as a christmas gift, so here i did a quick multitrack of “autumn leaves” and processed it in my synth.

trumpet > mannequins w/ > three sisters > cold mac for a little bit of crossfading across filter bands. lil bit of modulation from maths and NLC triple sloths. some other effects added in ableton.

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#3240

Something from a couple days ago. metallophone, thyme, cocoquantus, and the er-301 make up the sound portions, while norns does a lot of cc modulations.

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#3241

very cool, dig this a lot

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#3242

This is great. I’ll be running the coco through my analog heat tomorrow!

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#3243
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#3244

Norns Less Concepts with Buchla 200e

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#3245

Hey everyone. This is my first post.
I just uploaded a few tracks from my first 7 months with my ever growing modular setup.

ESC on SoundCloud

I don’t have any monome stuff yet but I plan on it soon.

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