Sonic narratives for Eurorack storytellers (feat. Arbhar, Mimeophon, 100Grit, Maths)

[@larsenmb]

I love this. thank you!

[@Hessencemusic]

Wow… excellent content. It’s a very interesting topic. Thank you!

[@RicketyBread]

You fill a niche that i didnt know i needed to now!

[@TheSoundConvergence]

And more to come in the future :)

[@lockyp204]

I like your flow diagrams and content. Great channel. Thanks

[@TheSoundConvergence]

Thank you so much, i really appreciate it!

[@lfarrolas]

Rewatching this great video. Thanks a lot for this!

[@TheSoundConvergence]

Thank you for the kind words! That's great to hear
Theres so much cool theory nobody really talks about, I just started working on another theory+examples video for next month :)

[@MarteenMayjer]

Such a unique and interesting topic in the eurorack YT space. Thanks for making this ☺️

[@TheSoundConvergence]

Thanks so much for your comment! It's great to hear that these more abstract videos are appreciated!

[@Gallanitte]

Wow, so interesting. Now I want to possibly read that book, but I don’t know if my brain would make as much clear sense as you did explaining and demonstrating this. Great job synthesizing this information (see what I did there 😂).

[@kilo_llama]

Fantastic! Andean's narrative modes are new to me. A really neat scaffold for thinking about meaning and storytelling in sound. And your demonstrations sound great!

[@johny5w]

Great video! I really love that you had both theory and really great practical examples.

[@3kuad]

Love the stuff you're exploring and explaining here. Thanks!

[@bexiexz]

love this video!

[@ys521wow]

Love ur videos🎉 keep it up.

[@gladstonedeluxe622]

Cool thanks for sharing!

[@markbooth]

Batsh1t crazy! I love helping promote tiny abstract channels for some well above average inspiration. Well done.

[@TheSoundConvergence]

Thank you! There's so much more interesting theory to cover in the future.