#1851

This is just what I have been looking for. Very inspiring

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#1852

Aglaonema plant play Korg Volca FM synth in real time with midi biodata sonification device. By attaching the two probes to the leaves of a plant the device measures and identifies the tiny electrical current fluctuations the plant generates. These galvanic fluctuations are turned into midi notes and controls that can be read by synthesizers which allows the plant to tell about its environment and the changes that are going on around it.

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#1853

That made my day :slight_smile: Thank you!

#1854

took a few of my favorite tracks that i made from the last month and made music vids for them:

and these last two are my favs:

share em if ya like :slight_smile:

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#1855

I just released my first ever track, it’s on Bandcamp now!

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#1856

New instruments on an old track :anger:

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#1857

latest performance in an empty warehouse in downtown LA. guitar instrumental intro and outro, but some tape loops being mangled through norns.

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#1858

Sold the Emu Synths that made some of these key sounds

Listen to 2020.11.6 election slow break by George Coles on #SoundCloud

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#1859

Some raw noise from the Chernobylizer, our new Isn’tses psychogeographic Noise synth :slight_smile:

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#1860

Had some fun with the Instruo Lubdah this evening:

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#1861

hello friends,

I recently purchased the monome norns shield, I have had it for a couple of weeks now and have fallen head over heels in love with it. I highly recommend this for anyone looking to add just that little extra amount beauty to their setup.

I made this video exploring some of the scripts on norns.

~ monome norns ~ an exploration

I hope you enjoy

much love

      ~ i’m waiting

scripts by ~

~ @tehn
~ @Olivier + @Justmat + @GoneCaving
~ @dan_derks
~ @synthetivv + @setfield
~ @infinitedigits

(if I got the creators wrong let me know!)

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#1862

Lovely sounds! Could you explain a little more the patch?

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#1863

thank you!

for the first patch I used the script ~ awake - passersby ~ and just messed around with the parameters and effects until I found something I liked.
for the second patch I used ~ compass ~ and loaded a sample I have that is on my soundcloud and then randomized the parameters.
thirdly I used ~ cranes ~ with my volca fm. what I did with this patch is pitched down one of the melodies from the volca an octave and then had another one playing on top I believe an octave higher. then I was just spinning knobs until it sounded nice!
for the fourth patch I used ~ euclidigons ~ I made some shapes and changed some of the notes that they play and then added some guitar over top in ableton. (because I though just the synth patch sounded a bit lacking)
finally I used ~ oooooo ~ to make some guitar loops. I reversed some loops and pitched some, then added LFO’s to control the volume and panning.

none of these patched were planned ahead of time. they were spur of the moment ideas with lots of experimentation! :slight_smile:

thank you for watching friend!

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#1864

Wanted to get Abacus and the amen break for a spin. So this happened lol

Jungle forever :palm_tree:

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#1865

this click-generator patch keeps me rebuilding in new directions:

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#1866

Of course! It’s a simple patch with complex modulation. The guitar is split to the clouds and both channels of the Lubdah with one side running in reverse and the other forward for a stereo delay. The complex bit is the modulation on the speed control on the Lubdah. Kinks + Ochd + 2x VCAs created the tape “flutter” effect that comes in every now and then. Dialing in that modulation too quite a bit of time and had a ton of attenuation in it.

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#1867

Had another go at the previous patch with the guitar:

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#1868

On that note: this is is a song using 2hp pluck as amain feature. A first for me, even though I’m having this module several years now.
Maybe you want to give it a listen. And if you do, please enjoy.

or, you might wanna check this version out on Instagram:

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#1869

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#1870

A new release by our microlabel P.O. — this time from Milano, Italy. It is an experimental (ambient?) EP by a trio of musicians, made with computers and acoustic instruments. As usual, all our releases are free to listen and download.

also, our most recent / “significant” releases can always be found at http://ptzero.org

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