#1974

Edit - nevermind, seems like Instagram posts won’t embed. :frowning:

#1975

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#1976

Love it! I get some FSOL Dead Cities vibes at the beginning. Lovely sounds and cinematic feel. The only thing I can note on is that the bass could be more prominent in the mix.

Generic mix advice, may not apply to you: Play some similar tracks from your favourite artists through your monitor setup and compare the mixes, also at different levels and standing outside your room. Also play it on different systems, including headphones, the more the better.

Great stuff, keep it coming. :slight_smile:

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#1977

Talking a little bit about my Arduino based screen system that helps me to remember what knob controls what. And some improvised music. Inside this time :slight_smile:

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#1978

@scarletdame John cage quote?

@circuitghost Sweet rain sound recording/fx! I have been feeling inspired by the rain as well.

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#1979

Oh, love that video and that soundtrack to go with it. Absolutely beautiful stuff.

I field record my own stuff, through a Deluge no less :slight_smile: something about that microphone just makes stuff sound so present, you know. This rain was captured late autumn, one of those cold showers against the window pane, in the evening while my son was going to sleep and I stayed in his room to keep the ghosts away.

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#1980

Yes! from my continued shameless use and joy from @TomWhitwell’s fantastic radio music, and in this case, excellent taste in audio samples in his original stocking of it. The spoken word section has become super influential to my process now and has launched me towards my own audio diaries like the ones of Cage this is excerpted from UbuWeb Sound :: John Cage - Diary: How To Improve The World (You Will Only Make Matters Worse) (1991)

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#1981

I love field recordings for this reason. It’s the same proustian time machine effect where the memories are more vivid when provoked by sensory stimulus. I think this is why I continue to do field recording, even if it’s in my backyard these days.

I really enjoy my turing machine, but making it helped me realize I hate making DIY modules. Maybe there is some way I could use one of my disting in the same way as the radio music?

#1982

I explore two scripts on norns

enjoy <3

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#1983

I personally bought a prebuilt radio music from Reverb. I’m fully electronics capable but I’d also rather put my efforts there towards projects other than my synthesizer, which is about making music!

Found this one on the zoom recorder while uploading some dictation of freewriitng I’ve been working on for another project.

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#1984

You nailed it, brother. That’s exactly how I feel about it as well.

The Worn track on my EP, that one has field recordings from my footsteps on wooden stairs in a forest. There was this morning when the sun rose over a clear blue skie, and the first snow had just settled. I went out for a walk and rushed back home, family’s all like “He’s finally lost it, we’re calling the medics now”, grabbed my Deluge and went back to the woods to record my steps. As inconvenient as the Deluge is for that kind of spontaneous stuff, the results and the immedicacy in which you can apply them, is worth it.

But yes, that feeling, “I have to record this sound”, because it reminds you of something.

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#1985

I made an overview of getting sound out of Koma Elektronik boxes and processing with Morphagene and further in DAW for some “experimental” (whatever that is) music. I encountered some technical difficulties and this whole Youtube thing takes quite a lot of effort, but it’s been fun trying to branch out a little from just working with music to creating wider variety of stuff.

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#1986

last night’s noiz session…
using @shoggoth Awake-Mod running a Moog SIRIN, @jaseknighter Flora running a keyless Monologue and @dan_derks Cheat Codes 2 helping with warping.
noiz support from an LXR, Wing Pinger and a horde of Ciat-Lonbarde noiz weaponry…

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#1987

Algorithmic beats experiment with modular patch in Pure Data

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#1988

Some beautiful horses.

I enrolled my recently built Lyra 8 for this though it is still just a bundle of circuit boards and wires.

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#1989

This is pretty stupid, but I’m also pretty happy with it. It mainly features recordings Plumbutter, Coco, Tetrax, Benjolin, Double Knot and Keyed Mosstone. Anyway. I dunno. I wanted to share it here. It is also a mess. :slight_smile: Thanks for watching.

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#1990

over and over again.

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#1991

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#1992

All sound on these tracks made with metallophone (acoustic instrument) as only sound source. Transform it by micro sampling and granular synthesis with program that based on Max/MSP.

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#1993

Live eurorack - 4 fun… #swedish

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