Live Stream // 'Snow Drift' Unattended Generative Ambient (Disting EX, Nebulae, DPO, Vector)
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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My mom used to sing me this song when I was a kid.
:D
such are the circadian rhythms of life and love
Very funny
I know it’s a joke but there’s almost something profound about a mother singing gentle melodies and swells- at once digital and human
I believe this constitutes a failure of the Turing test.
What if someone could hook up some generative music devices like this that just kept going for like 200 years. Put it in a cave somewhere or something and power it by a small nuclear core so a million years from now it's still going whether or not humans exist. This is what I'd like us to leave behind.
Then, for once, maybe the de facto diplomatic stance would be one of peace; Galaxywide.☮️ ✌️. Just maybe.
That though its mind numbing man , gives me gbumps
What a kind thing to say! Great idea, lets! )
Send a Drone, literally und figuratively, into space with a small modular setup. A Satellite like the Voyagers ...
John Cage made it and I think that there'is something similar in England
I dunno what kind of spaceship you're flying but this song is great.
It's a Drift class hyper glider. Only a handfull were ever made...
It’s the millennium falcon :)
🤣🤣🤣
@@melissarainchild sounds like a terrific name for a Solar Sail based ship, between the song and that name I might try that out as a 3D modeling project, thanks!
@@UNSCPILOT Happy to have been your Muze :)
This makes a great background noise for working from home, that isn't distracting. It's very chilled out too. Love it!
Glad you like it!
works perfectly beneath an audio book as well.
I always work better when listening to this beautiful music.
Yeah that how I use it.
@@stateazure Hi from Brazil :) Old School Electronic Music , please let me know if you like it :) ruclips.net/video/NrmMsfmop7s/видео.html
As a total hack musician, the incomprehensibility of this setup, the blinking lights and masses of cables, the wall of modules linked together, gives me a sense that I’ve encountered some benevolent entity existing within the hardware.
It made me smile to read "I have no idea what this patch will do...it's all generative" - i think you wouldn't have modular equipment like that if you would know how it would sound from the beginning. After playing electronic music for more than 20 years now i send my often very saturated ears to places like your channel where i could dicover new unheard tones - its that large calm space between my eardrums and the diaphragms of my headphones - and every time i came here im able to discover new spaces - new places to rest and to blank out the noisy life im in sometimes. Thank you for doing your research of audible science and sharing it with us
If I could double like this comment I would
Nice comment. Thumbs up.
Ever heard of Asmr ?
When I have parties at my home. I put this, or one of the others, on in my mixing/mastering studio, I have a giant, super comfortable, beanbag in there. I set the lighting to a cool blue and that's our chill out room. I just put State Azure on loop and it sounds brand new every time you walk in. With my Adam A7x and Adam 10 sub, it sounds so proper. It's like a sensory deprivation chamber for stress and heartache. People have broken down crying in there before, found healing surrounded by friends. These vids are a real gift to the world.
@@defusedhero6561
This music makes me think of how I might feel if I had no stressors in my life: No work, no modern responsibilities or worries from the world we live in, no pressures to be something I'm not. When I lie down at night in my bed and put this on, I feel like I am having a bit of time where I am finally allowed to sit for a minute and be human.
I play slowwwww TRIPPY guitar sorcery outdoors around New England.....and eveyrone says "WOWwww! That HEALS MY PAIN and makes me like life!" -- even homeless people and cops!
what live are you living then? all minutes are yours - take them. big hug.
And be human? Without responsibilities? That's inhuman
@@scary5455 so true. I live and need my responsibilities. Then and only then am I human and enjoy my moments of being a good person. cheers!
@@cupcakekamikaze6455 Care to share ?
This is amazing! I would love to see a kind of guided tour through the whole rig with explanations of what every device is and does.
Seconded
same. looking at this as an adult is the same feeling as looking inside a PC when i was a kid
You should be the guided tour for your mind and read like a man on a mission to Hawkin's Sanctum
State Azure just says: No. lol
The Great and Wonderful Wizard never reveals his secrets from behind the Emerald curtain!!
Better music than I could ever make. My only comfort knowing I’m in a lower tax bracket.
That was really funny
You could probably be a pretty successful comedian without leaving that tax bracket.
IKR
Enough synths there to pay off my house. 😆😆
Cheers that was great!
you mean income bracket, remember the rich pay less tax.baa
I was away from my desk for 5mins, had been listening to Carbon Based Lifeforms whilst working (soothes me)
Took a call, put earphones back in and this had already popped up on autoplay, to say I'm pleasantly surprised is an understatement.
Absolutely beautiful, liked and subscribed!
Glad to finally see some free-range synths, in their natural habitat, just doing their thing... Wonderful!
I love this comment
Okay, I’m half expecting a certain Bladerunner, a Mister Deckard to appear from off camera with a flashlight, inspecting an ancient bottle of Cogniac and snapping a photo of it just one moment before he drinks the last little bit of it.
I can't believe I missed this. Photons chiming as they hit ice crystals in a stark and otherwise silent forest. Sublime.
those bass swells. love it.
farts of the gods
Excellent complement to your previous 'Folding Space' session, these generative pieces are awesome. Sounds like Vangelis and Eno had an acid trip together and produced a masterpiece!!
Many thanks :)
@@stateazure Well deserved accolades throughout the thread
I was thinking of Eno too... reminds me a little of the music for that film about the moon landings. Heavenly.
haha and throw in Robert Fripp ! haha
I feel like there should be a large lamp that glows when the bass note swells :D
I can see it
Bass is just beyond Infrared... see it with eyes shut
Jajajaaa jajajaaaa..
All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
B-263-54
Cells
... time to die.
@@RenX3133 Bladerunner quote
@@kennethdemeester4069 N6MAA10816
I keep returning to this one. Why are modular nerds so mad on public forums about modular generative ambient? Sure some of it is bad, but welcome to music, 95% of it is bad, identify the 5% you resonate with and enjoy it. I can never understand why people get mad about music. Don’t like it, don’t listen to it. Does that make the thing someone else likes terrible? Not that i know of. I mean, current pop music makes me want to put a sharp pencil in both my ears, but that doesn’t mean other people who enjoy it are wrong. Whatever, as long as it’s not directly harming anybody. People can make their own decisions. And if they can’t, that’s a bigger problem than personal taste, that turns into a ‘does free will exist’ issue. 😂
I’ve thought about googling and YouTubing “how is this done” for your self generative stuff.... and 2 things strike me - first - I don’t want to understand it, I just LOVE feeling it wash over me, so I’m not gonna try and understand the how of it all.... second - I wouldn’t understand even if I did try... so there is that too...
There is a very nice free software called VCV Rack which allows you to play with a modular synth on your computer. May I humbly suggest my RUclips channel for tutorials on how to use it. It's quite fun and leads to a never ending journey of musical expression. Enjoy!
@@modularcuriosity wow, very generous of you... Bless you 🙏
This is the music I dreamed of making (but didn't have the skills or means) after reading the description of the derelict spaceship generating music by monitoring the environment in Douglas Adam's Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency.
get it on, you can,
@@sakuratradersjapan6251 I have been doing things with Steel Guitar, two loopers on random lengths, multiple delays, reverbs and a mixing desk to bring things in and out.
Jajajajaaaaa
get vcv rack, its free, or Bitwig and start experimenting. its not that hard at all to make something like this. its most likely just random notes being quantised and triggered by some logic or /and probability. but steel guitar two loopers and multiple delays, it sounds like you are probably making stuff more complicated than this. seriously get vcv or Bitwig. Bitwig would also be great for recording and tweaking your steel guitar experiments.
@@spiralmoment that sounds cool, I'll give it a go
This should be in No Mans Sky
Hi State Azure: I listen to a lot of different types of ethnic / EDM / ambient music, and I must say this is the most amazing, entrancing piece I've ever heard. I've long had an interest in generating music in similar fashion, but haven't dug into it much yet. Your piece however, pushed me over the edge! I need to dive into this. Could you recommend any resources (websites, other videos, books, etc.) on how to do this with modular technology and/or analog / digital synth modules? Have you written up any tutorials or FAQs or have you found any that were useful to you and if so, would you please point me to them? Keep on moving forward as you're really on to something. Thanks for sharing all these videos!
Peace and blessings, Donn
Found this and a couple of your other streams and queued them up on an evening where me (male early 30s) and a close friend of mine (female mid/late 20s) consumed a healthy dose of mushrooms (Panaeolus Cyanescens) and a moderate dose of MDMA. I'm not a stranger to these and similar substances at all, but this was one of the most introspective and beautiful experiences of my life so far. We sat and talked for hours, finally coming to the realization that we may have fallen in love with each other - we ended the session holding each other in our arms in front of the fire place where we finally fell asleep. Thank you for being a part of that and providing the soundtrack to our dreams.
such a beautiful story
May I ask, how it's going now?
I have very similar experience, what was planned as a meeting of two friends of opposite sex to try LSD for the first time and listen to electronic music, ended in relationship that lasts until now, and it's been almost exactly 10 years since that. Discovering unknown world of different senses in a mystical psychedelic state with another person is one of the most beatiful experiences one can have and from that love emerges. I can recommend intimate psychedelic trip with music to every two people in relationship that are confident enough about each other to be ready to fall in love that will last forever. This is extremely strong, beatiful, uncomparable experience that will change your life forever. Just do it with the right person.
Huh...interesting...I'm listening to this alone while drinking A & W Cream Soda and eating a glazed donut and I got nothin'. Lol
@@MrScarabey Sorry for the late reply; I've been quite busy the last few weeks. So yeah, on to your question...
To be honest, things are moving slowly - which is fine; we both wanted to make sure this was real and to do things the right way this time, unlike some of our past relationships. lol
But yeah, we are together (exclusive / monogamous) and most importantly, we are both happy and still excited by each other and the prospect of a real future with one another.
Crap now I want to get into modular synthesis
Before I die, I will build a room with synths perpetually playing a generative song like this one. And it will stay there for my kids to come and listen to what I have never told them, because I never had the right words. And, one day, they will pull the cables out. And that will be the day my life stopped making sense, and they will go on and find their own meanings. And if, one day after they've pulled the cables out, they remember the tiniest piece of the "dad's music room", then my life today has a meaning.
P. S. In real life, the youngest one - that little brat - has already pulled the cables out, and spilled her juice all over the place, so it's all sticky.
Amazing
I can relate to that. My eldest was on my lap stabbing the keys of my Roland SH5 and laughing at sine waves and low pass filters; @ 15 mths old ( after he learned to walk, and dance to New Orders blue monday LOL )
THAT IS SO PATHETIC AND WEAK. I CAN'T BELIEVE A GROWN MAN WHO HAS CHILDREN COULD BE SO DEMORALIZED AND DEFEATED.
IF YOU WANT TO GIVE YOUR LIFE MEANING THEN TEACH YOUR CHILDREN HOW TO BE STRONG MEN AND OBEDIENT WOMEN.
AND OF COURSE YOU COULD ALWAYS TEACH THEM HOW TO ACTUALLY PLAY AN INSTRUMENT AND CREATE ACTUAL MUSIC INSTEAD OF JUST NAVAL GAZING WHILE THEY LET THE EQUIPMENT DO ALL THE PLAYING FOR THEM LIKE LISTENING TO AN OVERGROWN MUSIC BOX THAT JUST MAKES RANDOM NOISES WITHOUT ANY PATTERN OR COHERENT STRUCTURE OF ANY SORT. THAT GETS OLD SO FAST. ANYBODY WHO'S GOT ANY SENSE OF MUSIC AND TASTE WILL JUST LEAVE THE ROOM AFTER FIVE MINUTES.
@@DOOMJESUS Wow - that's really harsh and not in the spirit of this place at all. Also - DON'T SHOUT AT US IN UPPER CASE. IT MAKES YOU LOOK LIKE A TOTAL A$$H0LE, no matter what your point of view may be. BTW, this music isn't for everyone, but I (and I'm one of many) appreciate the skill and resulting outcome of this brilliant composer. Music doesn't need to fit a pre-defined box. Keep your mind open and aim to be kind.
@@DOOMJESUS Oh dear. I just looked at some "videos" on your channel and they explain a lot - most impressive were the 2 videos of Black bear in the darkest of night. Take care of yourself!
The beauty is I can come here and listen this without buying all that equipment! That's some bucks right there.
Man do I love this shit
Excellent, thanks for sharing and happy Holidays you all.
I love how slowly this evolves and remains familiar throughout. After listening for 30 minutes, you can still hear parts of the beginning in the sound, being comforting and familiar. Amazing music!
Thanks for sharing. Wow...3 hours...some very harmonious asynchronous sequences playing off of each other and creating new patterns with some reverb and delay forming a wonderful ambient background. Happy Holidays and thanks for this sonic gift.
This gives me the same adrift feeling as Brian Eno's _Music For Airports_ (one of my all-time favs) which he had proclaimed was _essentially made by machines_. It's nice to be able to retreat to this cerebral landscape with my headphones to escape from life's chaos, especially in these times. Thanks for providing this getaway.
Or Structures from Silence by Steve Roach
musico for airportos for life
I love Brian Eno. I am a Flight Attendant, and I think THIS type of music should be played in our airports. I don't think the crackling noises would be good there, but definitely the rest. ❤
Really liking this song . Machines have developed awareness , and apparently have excellent taste in music !
Extensive
That isn't quite a song but ok
First thing i thot, 'omg, it's ALIVE !' lol😂
a wall of eurorack modules can be replaced with one ipad for 1/100 the cost, this kind of music is trivial to generate with any modern CPU, yet people are still gonna pay thousands for this gear and spend months studying patches and manuals, haha, keeps the economy going
its because every sound generating module has a sound, and lots of them have some pretty awesome functions as well, you would have to dig deep to code some of that yourself, and also some of these modules are seriously creative in their design. some of those folks are quite clever. people buy more than one synth or have 20 distortion pedals because they like a certain character of the sound and euro is no different. and no matter what software youre using youre still gonna be reading manuals and studying patches. I have a massive euro system, buy I actually prefer to patch in Bitwig or vcv rack mostly Bitwig, because of ease and ergonomics, but none of that is going to sound even remotely as awesome or have character even close to what my harvestman, make noise or cwejman or whatever modules do. but I want to know how I can do this on my iPad? id love that but I haven't seen anything except the vcv port to iPad. also an iPad is 1000-2000€ you can get a sweet euroRack system for 10-20k. so its really seriously off to say you can do this on an iPad for 1/100 the cost. I don't know why thats funny but people have different sense of humour like they have of sound. but please you're more than welcome to laugh at me because I spent 15-20k or whatever on a eurosystem. go ahead enjoy yourself. I really don't care.
What app dude I assure you there is no app that can do this
Synths to me, are like digital sirens.
There something magical when synths generate barely a whisper through a huge reverb. It takes me someplace else.
I now plan to learn all about synths and how they work, so I can build something like this. It’s crazy how many feelings a single sine wave can wake
That's a great way to explain it how it can make us feel. Good luck in your education. Where do you starts?
AAS Multiphonics CV-1 Modular Synthesizer (on sale right now) is a VST version for modular synthesis, including generative sequencing. Just ordered it myself!
This could easily be in an art gallery.
Captures the sound of right now perfectly
This is the soundtrack to the very edge of the universe expanding in slo-motion...
everything expands everywhere in every point in the universe. hell, you're expanding right now ! but since everything does around you, it doesn't feel like it I guess ^^
An entire Sci-fi soundtrack, all on its own.
reminds me a lot of walking across foreign planets in No Man's Sky
Lots of coffee and good books and a studio like that. Shit I'd never want to leave
Ever! 👍
tell you something.. would love to see the plug sockets at the back of that!
I love listening to this. How can I purchase a 24 bit / 96k file of this. I would love to hear it full range without the degradation of the You Tube algorithm. 🔊🌝👍
Bandcamp has the best quality of my releases, but even then, I master 16bit 44khz audio, so that's the best you'll get for now.
I absolutely love this. The ambient lighting is gorgeous. The soundsystem with all of it's cables and flickering lights almost feels alive. In fact, it is.❤
Glad you like it!
How is that bass tone created? It sounds just epic. It starts clean and deep and then some kind of modulation or noise creeps in almost like a aftertouch.
Been siting around with a friend and this video went on... we ended up talking about life and death and what it means to us. Deep.
The patch cables reminds of network of fungi communicating with their hosts, the machines just produce so good analogue for something organic.
I used a Buchla at Cal Arts in the 1970s. Such a rich Analogue ambiance. It's amazing to see this instrument again after 50 years.
the spaghetti of patch cables inverts how calming it sounds
hahahaahahahahahahahaha
spaghetti cables are pretty still anyway.
Someone has some pretty cool stuff! I love it. Very inspirational! I'm going to get on my DAW tomorrow and *try* to create something of my own. My wife HATES my stuff, but I use it like a sound track with my bluetooth earphones all the time. KEEP IT UP!
Sorry to hear that your wife hates what you create...
thats a lot of gear for a minimal sound, but I dig it. maximum entropy music from the end of cold dying universe.
Just started my shift a little while ago (I telecommute), working 12 am - 8 am. Will DEFINITELY enjoy ALL of this, with my 2nd cuppa Joe and a smoke ... :-)
I've had this on for 1 hour and 42 minutes and it has filled my place with a calming vibe.
I remember this scene in Babylon 5 where a person merged with the station, lots of wires coming from them going places, this reminds me of that, but the music is prettier.
this would be great music to die too
Everything about this makes me smile.
That piece of kit looks expensive, how much do you reckon its worth? We could start a raffle and whoever guesses the right price gets to keep it!
I'm going to put in an initial bid of £100,000
This is astonishing stuff! I just sit here trying to mentally figure out the programming involved, and, well, failing. Not that it matters, as it is so wonderfully evocative of the season...a relaxing and at the same time engaging Christmas present for all. I hope that all of you, and especially our host, had a great Christmas, and will have a safe and joyful new year.
+1
most likely theres some random notes being quantised to a scale, the triggering is based on logic and/or probability. at least that's how id do it.
Delia Darbishire would approve of this, and I`m 69yrs,need some DMT.
This is, in my opinion, one of your master pieces. I know that the different modules play "on their own", but setting the whole thing up, choosing the different sounds, tweaking them just right, its just amazing. Brilliant work!
not to mention, "playing on their own" is what modulars are for. my friend would record it running for an hour and then just cut out the part he wanted. not going to name drop but an accomplished and respected bigger name.
Probably one of the best modular synth ambient track ever!!!!!
This thing should be set so that rare ocurrences of multiple parameters coming together at once suddenly create a new algorithm, setting the thing in a whole new direction, giving it the impression of individual "songs" on a neverending album. There should be some kind of evolving rhythms as well as tones which stir the musical pot with more complexity.
Do it
Tick tock says the wristwatch
Sundial makes no noise
The time is drawing near,
iF you listen close, you might hear
Good God, just LOOK at this setup. Beautiful setup, beautiful sounds. Thanks for sharing this.
The crackling and wave sounds are a bit distracting.
I would like to hear this without those effects.
Those are some super slick bassy synths playing every now and then. Sweet!
Please send this to the people you love... 💖
Very impressive. I'm loving the little low pass wobbles that sneak In. Please. What synth is creating that warm analog bass sound.
It's the Make Noise DPO.
@@stateazure ahh. Eurorack module. Warm. Impressive.
I friggin LOVE those wobbles!!!
@@patxmcq same.
@@stateazure Wow, I dont think of the DPO as that warm. What filter is it going through
I'm now enthusiastically sharing this video around. It was the final piece that inspired me to build out and purchase my first modular setup. Now begins the lifelong exploration and experimentation with generative synthesis. Thanks so much for this
Have you enjoyed exploring your set up?
@@miagifodder5599 Very much! It's a steep learning curve and results take time, but a worthwhile endeavor!
hows it going now?
An auto-generative music machine. With a part of human mind inside. Great !
Hi 👋 from Russia 🇷🇺 (Moscow City 🌃) …..
Generative music is incredibly fascinating to me - I understand enough about music theory and sound design that I want to start approaching it, but I still have so many uncertainties about the technical aspects. Listening to this, I'm curious about how and where random elements are introduced and sonically resolved, and how much of the sound design is just dialed in. Patches like this astonish me, how artists are able to break down musical ideas and concepts into a generative algorithm. Icy tones and lonely motifs are some of my favorite ideas to explore, and you've really captured an amazing instance of them. Great work :D
Just discovered this. Holy smokes!!! What synth is producing those bass swells?
Reminds me to Jarre's - Waiting for Cousteau ....very relaxing! Great job.
IMO this piece if much more introspective than anything JMJ has done so far. Brilliant job SA!
exactly what i was thinking as well
When NASA scientists stop for a few hours to rest after sending a spacecraft to Mars.
OMG, how I love those synthy brassy bass notes that punctuate the atmosphere of wonderous textures. I'm in absolute awe of the beauty you produce for us all to enjoy on many different levels. Thanks again, State Azure.
Yeah those bass notes are so satisfying
This is very beautiful but it doesn't change much. It's re-generating but I don't think it is evolving that much. The 'theme' seems to be constant and it does have some sort of random evolving motion. It also stays in the same key for 3 hours. Don't get me wrong, I love the way it washes over me and even my cat is super chilled.
It would be very difficult for me to patch in key or scale changes and have it sound OK all the time, plus it's not exactly an easy process in modular to make that happen and still sound natural and with smooth changes. But this is long-form ambient, think: Brian Eno etc. It's not supposed to change to much or be very engaging to the listener, otherwise it wouldn't be ambient. More like a painting in music form, purely as background music. Thanks anyway!
@@stateazure exactly! Track one of Music For Airports is beautiful, but bugger all happens, and it's all one chord.
Sample and hold for advanced users ❤️
Awesome stuff - did spree - thx all behind this - bLESS gAdBoA
Its magnificent program made by organic life , almost liFe with a purpose to synth organic waves for organic life
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I want to see this machine in my own eyes, observing it, sharing electromagnetic field.
thanks a lot, I really love that. However, first time you made me jump up and switch off the mixer with the crackling of broken electricity in my monitors - *not* "ASMR" ;) (or use crappy laptop speakers, then you won't notice)
Sorry! :)
and then one day it happened . the machines started to build and play themselves and it was beautiful
unitl they experimented with Death Metal..
@@marck6290 Hi from Brazil :) Old School Electronic Music , please let me know if you like it :) ruclips.net/video/NrmMsfmop7s/видео.html
Who is frying the potatoes near the studio?...
This is a good place to be.
Congrats on the Silver Button you are about to receive! I've got mine three days ago :)
Thank you! and congrats on yours!
This is amazing, just perfect! My immediate thought when I look at your system, however, is "how do you set up a patch without seriously hurting your back leaning over to reach all those cables and knobs?" But I guess you must be younger than I am, haha! Or maybe that keyboard slides away underneath?
YOU ARE HIM , WHOEVER MADE THIS GAS
THANKS MUSHHH LUV
I love to clean my room and after that lie on my bad light a joint and chill with these playlist is so magical
Obviously this is a huge expense. But when it creates sounds like this, it’s so worth it to people like us. Just listen to what it can do 😎
Without even any real time human input.
@@midnightsocean2689 exactly. Random sequences for the win. Imagine just turning it on and letting it go for hours...
@@StanzAmor Most expensive self playing music box lol.
@@midnightsocean2689 amazing jukebox 😉
@@midnightsocean2689 I'm sure it took countless hours for him to patch this up and program an initial set of parameters..Not like you just plug a bunch of cables in and let it go...
A Journey through Space and Time
Eternity
A Masterpiece ❤
I transcribed the whole thing out in standard notation...
I don't know how you've done it State Azure, but this is (like Folding Space before it) the PERFECT soundtrack to the Cyberpunk 2020 module I'll be running back-to back with that one.
You're certainly on my wavelength.
Wonderful music!
wow what a setup. like some kind last man on earth type shit lol. Love it!
This is lovely, so serene and just drifts along with a great momentum.
I fucking love your shit!!!!
I love this so much. I think/am pretty sure I have commented this already, but truly, what a wonderful work of art. So serene and calm and pleasant. Truly wonderful & I appreciate this upload greatly. Thankyou to the artist
Thanks, Adam!
I like your blue light, do you have a link for that?
Beautiful. This put me in a trance for two hours.
I'm from the future and we still have no idea how to do this.
And I'm sat here happy with my Mother-32 and DFAM but my God what a gorgeous setup. Lovely music just my style. You've earned yourself another subscriber.
Thanks! That's a nice little setup you have, I wish I had a Mother-32 or two :)
@@stateazure you could buy two Behringer Craves, same thing ;-))
Hi State Azure. Just to confirm, is all of this is self generating or is the sequencer or something else pre-programmed? I started producing just over a year ago but just stumbled across Modular Synthesis recently. I am in awe to say the least. Gr8 work! TY.
Both! There's some programmed stuff, but it's mostly generating it's own stuff.