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Pantheon Fossae
By gpsychosis on February 4, 2018 8:36 am
The first planet of the Sol system demonstrates homo sapiens sapiens to be a forgetful sort of Type-II civilization, capable of harnessing the solar fury of its most brilliant minds.\\\\\\
///When the third Pantheon was built, the structure advanced human communication by leaps and bounds in all too short a duration, impacting the planetary bearer of this faculty. Nineteen centuries later, false-colour analysis by state drones revealed the spiderlike formation to a new generation, the foremost astronomers of which decided to allay the uncanny with a reference to the very structure responsible for the fractures.
⟠ photograph credit NASA / Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory / Carnegie Institution of Washington http://www.planetary.org/blogs/guest-blogs/bill-dunford/20140127-giant-spider-of-mercury.html ⟠
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Chilly atmosphere, I like the glitchiness of it
There are so many sounds and textures at war with each other in this piece; the effect is tremendous.
Your best yet. Great ambience,catchy melodics, groovy. Are you recording MIDI into renoise or are you programing this by hand?
Your best yet. Great ambience,catchy melodics, groovy. Are you recording MIDI into renoise or are you programing this by hand?
It's mostly quantized MIDI input, but thanks to a W10 "Creators Update" said controller's drivers are not functional!! It's thrown a real wrench in the works, gonna have to migrate to the laptop this week...
gosh, i love the industrial vibe coupled with the high sonics
mmmmmmm gpsych dis gud