#159

made some highlights of mine and @pleurodesis sets. I just watched through mine and was touched by all the comments and had a few laughs over all of the pinecone related puns :smile:

Really happy with how @pleurodesis set came together, had to improvise some visuals without listening to it beforehand, and I really think the forest matches the prerecorded set I got just minutes before we started the stream. great how stuff like this just works.

@pleurodesis

@noiserock

Will do a long video of all the performances (probably split by day) sometime next week.

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#160

Woohoo! Thank you!
I seem to have spent most of my weekend on twitch, one way or another - And still got the second lines community stream to look forward to!
Massive thanks to everyone who’s made this happen :green_heart:

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#161

Thank you to everyone involved in this, I had a terrific time. Can’t wait for tonight!

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#162

Here is @oot set with uninterrupted audio synced up. Enjoy!

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#163

We are live again for day 2!
First performer in about 15 minutes.

Can’t wait to see you all!

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#164

here’s a highlight of my set today. btw the poetry is by wc williams (spoken by me) and featured on me recent ep :3

wonderful couple of days everybody, so happy i could be a part of it : )

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#165

This was so much fun. Thank you for putting this on and thank you for all the amazing inspiration.

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#166

Here’s my set with my streamfail stitched over.

Thanks @noiserock for all the work you put into making this happen! I’m really glad I got a chance to participate. It got me off my butt and out of the mental spiral.

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#167

Got a couple of hours of sleep, but before I go into full hibernation mode I just want to say:
Thank you all for participating, performing and engaging. This was a wild and inspiring ride!

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#168

Massive thank you to @noiserock for all the hard work.

Was a bit less wrought with nerves this time!

Here is my set

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#169

Thanks @noiserock for everything and thanks everyone for your wonderful sets! What a mammoth two days!

Here’s my set :smiley:

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#170

I had to go to bed just before the last couple of performers yesterday (although I did catch up this morning) but I really enjoyed all of this, especially seeing how diverse people’s approaches are to their music and visual aesthetic.

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#171

A big thank you to everyone who put time and effort into this. I absolutely loved the performances and music, and the organisation and running of it were outstanding.

Thank you so much!

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#172

Can’t express enough appreciation for @noiserock for pulling this together!

Carved out my highlight from Saturday.

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#173

Huge thank you to @noiserock for making this happen, and to all the people who performed. It was so nice to spend time with you all.

Update: uploaded my set.

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#174

Here’s my set at well. Thanks for all the great music and support everyone, sorry I had some tech issues at the beginning!

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#175

I love seeing all the different creative practices as well. It’s one of the things that I think makes Lines such a great place to learn and expand.

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#176

This was such a great way to spend the weekend. Here’s my set minus the pre-roll:

I saw a couple questions go by in the chat at the time, but then had to reload to see the next set, so I lost them. But to answer the two that I know I saw: the Norns script I was using is an Ornament + Crime-inspired shift register-ish sequencer I’m writing, very much a work in progress but the code is here (if anyone is interested in trying it out themselves, get in touch – I’d welcome testing & feedback!); and the keening string section-like sounds are that sequencer controlling (via Crow) two MFB OSC-02 pulse waves -> Optomix -> Clouds Parasite looping delay mode. @oot, who I know asked about this: the string-ness probably has little to do with timbre, and mostly comes from using Crow’s sine slew shape and Clouds/uBurst’ nice slow delay time smoothing – delay time is always changing as it’s being clocked by an intentionally drifty clock generated by Teletype, so Clouds is doubling the two OSC-02 voices, sometimes at a very different pitch.

Thanks so much to everyone who played & hung out in the chat & special thanks @noiserock for proposing this in the first place and making it happen. There were so many really inspiring sets.

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#177

This makes a lot sense to me in retrospect. I’ve capture similar feeling sounds granulizing dobro. The realism (intentional or not) is always surprising when you come across it though!

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#178

thanks everyone for the music, vibes, support and technical help. it was a great weekend! and thanks @noiserock for all the work organizing this gathering!

sharing my set as well with audio resynced to the video:

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