Hi. Definitely not a finished piece of music. Patched and tuned in basically just a few minutes, so there isn't any development or anything else you'd want to have from a track in this genre. And not even made with Linux as such. It is a all-hardware track, recorded with SuperCollider. However, we had a lot of fun performing it together. If you're still here, here goes the story: I have two Analogue Solutions Megacities. The megacity is an analogue step sequencer with 64 steps. It can be used in two-channel mode, so you get 2x32 steps. Since I have two of them, I patched them up to have 4 channels of CV output, directly going to a Döpfer A-111-4[1]. So I clocked the step sequencers with a slow pulse every 4 beats. And tuned some 7th chords by hand. Mind you, no quantisation in use. Since I was already sort of terrorizing my girl while preparing the patch, it turned out to be a wonderful opportunity to give her a hands-on dive into the world of modular synthesizers. She has a really good ear, and once I showed her which of the countless encoders were responsible for the individual chord tones, she was hooked and determined to make it sound passable. A minute later, she found herself twiddling the cutoff and resonance knobs on a x0xb0x as if that's what she always has been doing. So I couldn't resist and capture this magical moment of understanding. https://soundcloud.com/mario-lang/sunday-afternoon-acid-house [1] https://modular.blind.guru/Eurorack/Modules/A111-4.html -- CYa, ⡍⠁⠗⠊⠕ _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
