shepard tone, producing a tone that rises forever with a modular system

[@darkestsunray]

interesting hypnotic

[@milan-murratti]

Thx for listening 😊

[@elaviolet22]

very cool!

[@milan-murratti]

thank you so much

[@jugs0101]

That's crazy! Sounds like it could just keep descending forever! 😆

[@milan-murratti]

Yes, I also find this effect very exciting. I have also tried this digitally with ableton. But there are also some simulators for this on the web. I can well imagine it in a techno song 🔊😁

[@urbulibaba]

Shepard tone illusions are a lot of fun to experiment with! this was very cool!

[@milan-murratti]

Glad to hear it, thank you very much

[@TheInterGalacticFederation]

tricky - but it's falling, not rising tho - ! - Jahm on!

[@milan-murratti]

Thank you, of course you're right.😂the pitch drops cheers 🍻

[@mann-vom-mond]

Sounds great as always 🔥🔥🔥

[@milan-murratti]

Thank you so much 😊

[@mann-vom-mond]

@@milan-murratti 🙂

[@feyguitar62]

Awesome

[@milan-murratti]

Thx 👋😊

[@alchemist.D]

nice job man 😊

[@milan-murratti]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Lime_Tree_Audio]

Now I'm lost. I thought that the tone would start at the "start pitch" again, when you interrupt to song. But it doesn't... Back to theory, seems I haven't understood it yet. And try to do it myself....

[@Lime_Tree_Audio]

How many tones did you run in parallel for the scale effect?

[@milan-murratti]

It is a granular loop. In the Panharmonium there are three resynthesizer voices with a blur and feedback.