Really good. Sounds like you spoke encouraging words to the synth.

Patching was always such a hassle that I tended to leave setups for months :-)

Really good. Sounds like you spoke encouraging words to the synth. Patching was always such a hassle that I tended to leave setups for months :-)

This is the second track this week with thst name... its got a similar abstacted vibe... I gotta say.. I'm impressed with qhat I read in the description even though I have barely any idea what it means...

This is the second track this week with thst name... its got a similar abstacted vibe... I gotta say.. I'm impressed with qhat I read in the description even though I have barely any idea what it means...

I really like both situations.  I love spending a lot of time refining and improving a patch for weeks and seeing how many ways I can push the patch.  I really love starting fresh as well though because there's so many amazing options and ideas you can come up with.  eg.  Really digging this patch that I did this track with but at the same time, I have all these other ideas I want to try!  I need more synth rigs!! 

Oh really?!!  Spun out.  I'll have to have a look for it. 
hehe.  The description looks something like this...  although it may not help with the understanding part    This is actually a different version recording of what you heard here. 

http://instagram.com/p/tHWM6CHfi8/

[quote=Jim Wood]Really good. Sounds like you spoke encouraging words to the synth. Patching was always such a hassle that I tended to leave setups for months :-)[/quote] I really like both situations. I love spending a lot of time refining and improving a patch for weeks and seeing how many ways I can push the patch. I really love starting fresh as well though because there's so many amazing options and ideas you can come up with. eg. Really digging this patch that I did this track with but at the same time, I have all these other ideas I want to try! I need more synth rigs!! ;) [quote=PhillipeGrishin]This is the second track this week with thst name... its got a similar abstacted vibe... I gotta say.. I'm impressed with qhat I read in the description even though I have barely any idea what it means... [/quote] Oh really?!! Spun out. I'll have to have a look for it. hehe. The description looks something like this... although it may not help with the understanding part ;) This is actually a different version recording of what you heard here. [url]http://instagram.com/p/tHWM6CHfi8/[/url]

Holy shitfuck!! It looks like all it needs is a flux capacitor and you'll be set to go back to the future!

Holy shitfuck!! It looks like all it needs is a flux capacitor and you'll be set to go back to the future!

I couldn't find a track with the same name.  There was one called Beautiful Memories from week 4 but that's as close as I could find.

[quote=PhillipeGrishin]This is the second track this week with thst name... its got a similar abstacted vibe... I gotta say.. I'm impressed with qhat I read in the description even though I have barely any idea what it means... [/quote] I couldn't find a track with the same name. There was one called Beautiful Memories from week 4 but that's as close as I could find.

This is really great! Calm, but at the same time slightly unsettling.

This is really great! Calm, but at the same time slightly unsettling.

Thanks man 

[quote=Plantrain]This is really great! Calm, but at the same time slightly unsettling.[/quote] Thanks man :)

Marvelous, a sound with a live of its own.

Marvelous, a sound with a live of its own.

Thank you!

[quote=encym]Marvelous, a sound with a live of its own.[/quote] Thank you!

Indeed, beautiful. It's got a very organic feel. well done!

Indeed, beautiful. It's got a very organic feel. well done!

Very nice man. Tabula rasa? Arvo Part?

Very nice man. Tabula rasa? Arvo Part?

No actually although I do love Arvo Part.  I was going with the literal translation of 'a clean slate' 

[quote=vinpous]Very nice man. Tabula rasa? Arvo Part? [/quote] No actually although I do love Arvo Part. I was going with the literal translation of 'a clean slate'