Great textures and the rhythm. Its got a Babdook rave vibe to it. Thats not a genre... but I guess now it is.

Great textures and the rhythm. Its got a Babdook rave vibe to it. Thats not a genre... but I guess now it is.

I wouldn't say unnerving. Usually industrial ambient / illbient / drone is not specially my cup of tea, but I find this one quite hypnotic and soothing in a way.

Pretty nice work. Would be interesting to see the patch. You seem to know were to tap your cables for interesting rhythmic pulses

I wouldn't say unnerving. Usually industrial ambient / illbient / drone is not specially my cup of tea, but I find this one quite hypnotic and soothing in a way. Pretty nice work. Would be interesting to see the patch. You seem to know were to tap your cables for interesting rhythmic pulses

Totally a genre. Closely related to "K-hole techno" I believe.

Glad you liked it. Always happy to see/hear/read when I make something enjoyable when it's not someone's usual tea.

From memory the Electus Versio was clocked to 4th notes rhythm, and it was a 7/8 delay. Might be wrong with that one.

Then I ran it through two extra echoes in Ableton so there's a lot of pulses between what's essentially three delays.

I think the BIA was just your usual 4/4 beat. Maybe the occasionally off kick to mix things up

[quote=angellis]Great textures and the rhythm. Its got a Babdook rave vibe to it. Thats not a genre... but I guess now it is.[/quote] Totally a genre. Closely related to "K-hole techno" I believe. [quote=laguna]I wouldn't say unnerving. Usually industrial ambient / illbient / drone is not specially my cup of tea, but I find this one quite hypnotic and soothing in a way. Pretty nice work. Would be interesting to see the patch. You seem to know were to tap your cables for interesting rhythmic pulses[/quote] Glad you liked it. Always happy to see/hear/read when I make something enjoyable when it's not someone's usual tea. From memory the Electus Versio was clocked to 4th notes rhythm, and it was a 7/8 delay. Might be wrong with that one. Then I ran it through two extra echoes in Ableton so there's a lot of pulses between what's essentially three delays. I think the BIA was just your usual 4/4 beat. Maybe the occasionally off kick to mix things up :)

Thanks for the patching tips. Indeed it's nice when you add some odd events in any delay/modulation so "magic" variations appear from thin air

[quote=hieroglitch] Glad you liked it. Always happy to see/hear/read when I make something enjoyable when it's not someone's usual tea. From memory the Electus Versio was clocked to 4th notes rhythm, and it was a 7/8 delay. Might be wrong with that one. Then I ran it through two extra echoes in Ableton so there's a lot of pulses between what's essentially three delays. I think the BIA was just your usual 4/4 beat. Maybe the occasionally off kick to mix things up :)[/quote] Thanks for the patching tips. Indeed it's nice when you add some odd events in any delay/modulation so "magic" variations appear from thin air

You're very welcome.

Most of my patching these days is "when in doubt, modulate the hell out of Manis Iteritas". Crazy how one of the best modulation sources at the moment is the Korg SQ-1.

[quote=laguna][quote=hieroglitch] Glad you liked it. Always happy to see/hear/read when I make something enjoyable when it's not someone's usual tea. From memory the Electus Versio was clocked to 4th notes rhythm, and it was a 7/8 delay. Might be wrong with that one. Then I ran it through two extra echoes in Ableton so there's a lot of pulses between what's essentially three delays. I think the BIA was just your usual 4/4 beat. Maybe the occasionally off kick to mix things up :)[/quote] Thanks for the patching tips. Indeed it's nice when you add some odd events in any delay/modulation so "magic" variations appear from thin air [/quote] You're very welcome. Most of my patching these days is "when in doubt, modulate the hell out of Manis Iteritas". Crazy how one of the best modulation sources at the moment is the Korg SQ-1.