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Thanks! Check out part 2 as well....

Hi Andy, thanks… you are right of course. SM has different-length loops on different pitches that evolve and ‘murmurate’ polyrhythmically. I have done a bit of Melodyne analysis on these and had wondered if people would be interested… I had also been thinking of doing a half-tempo ‘remix’ at the end of the series just to show off what you describe. 😉 It might be cool with a much larger randomization of note start-points like I suggest in the captions., and it ties into the SM ‘harmonic abuse’ that I will talk about in the next vid! If this pt-2 video gets a bit more traction, I will certainly do it all!

Christian explains this well in this video at about 5:10 ruclips.net/video/aD4CGCygFRA/видео.htmlsi=L1-f1Vpt3Qku-3fv Block chords don’t work brilliantly, I think scalar gives you a great starting point, you just then need to go in and merge common MIDI tones and offset the start and end of the notes. Also, don’t forget to set the key as this affects the murmurations!

Thanks!

Thanks for the comment. The Scaler suggestions are great, but the Mod section is not just for 'changing key'. The manual says of it: "Explore more content related to your selected scale, borrow chords from a relative mode, find a secondary scale to modulate to and discover Scaler suggested progressions." Google 'mediant substitution'... it is a thing.

Thanks. Do check out part 2 in the playlist as well…😉

If you get String Murmurations you get their new add on for free for month of Feb.. good time to get it cause the add on is very nice too.

Thanks Des, you too. I will do another one very soon...

Thanks. I will do another one soon. I did not tell you about some of the quirky things going on with the pitches, so we will explore that along with some more general tips and tricks to develop things...

Thanks. Very kind!

Thanks!