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https://youtu.be/g7obTn1g3d4 I was inspired this week by a video from @OoraMusic talking about minimalism in electronic music and his approach. He talks about some great artists like Caterina Barbieri, Eliane Radigue and others, and I have been listening to this music lately with great pleasure. Thi...

This is another track I made with zxcvbn. I am really enjoying using this tracker.

https://youtu.be/2feqORKWY1o

I haven't looked at Sunvox. If you have not tried any tracker, they seem complicated at first, but once you know 2 or 3 basic things they are very easy to use and intuitive. I will have to take a look at Sunvox also

Back in the day, in the 90s, I knew there were trackers but I have no interest in them. Instead I was fascinated about Cubase or Samplitude. In fact, I didn't even understand how they worked. Now it's different. And now that I understand them, trackers are easy and fast. And a very powerful solution...

Hardware trackers have seen a revival in the 2022, with the Polyend Tracker, the Dirtwave M8 and the already existing Nerdseq. Do you think we will continue seeing new trackers in 2023?

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/sEnoITNxcus

We are not yet in Autumn, but this feels as if it would. Melancholic, sad and fragile can be said to describe this song.

https://youtu.be/MPFgmUjjQWI

I put some felt between the hammers and the strings to obtain this muted piano sound. I like how the piano feels so delicate, intimate and fragile. I also used my beloved Deluge for the electronics

https://youtu.be/2-LiHomUIfI

Therapeute wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 31, 2022 4:19 am

So nice man, great job love the song

Thank you for listening and taking your time to comment!

Boards of Canada inspired track, recorded during the hot summer days of Marbella, with a chill relaxing lofi character. I play Deluge and piano, sometimes muting or playing directly the strings inside the piano.

https://youtu.be/Jj9NCQ93aos

These days I have been working in something I was meaning to do in a long time. I've got this fantastic eurorack modular synthesizer I've been building over the last years, choosing with love and a lot of thinking every module. It's really a beautiful instrument and very unique. So today I have been...

https://youtu.be/DHXPA41O2WE I recorded this ambient track as a continuation of El Viento de la Luna, you can also listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bf1ZVio9Vv8 Using the stunning script Barcode, for Monome Norns, I recorded part of the original song and loopped into six voices playing at...

I have just published the OST for the videogame Crypt Climber:

https://amores.bandcamp.com/album/crypt-climber-ost

Richie Witch wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 07, 2020 12:23 pm

Blue cables for mono audio, green/red for stereo, white for CV controls, yellow for modulation.

I like to be able to visually see my signal paths when I'm working.

I didnt think about this strategy. I see it could be very useful to have a better understanding of the patch. Thanks

I mostly use Doepfer cables and all of them have a color/length relationship, so I know exactly what cables are longer and what are shorter. For me, this is the quickest way to manage the cables. Talking about unpatching, I tend to place them in order, by colors, in my cable holder (a gift from Ladi...

It now works!. I think it may been fixed in the latest version 10.03