Great interlude between a fade-in and a fade-out. That's what life is, a summary of interludes. Work and business also are interludes, interludes between two songs. Thank you for this one, I enjoy it very much

Great interlude between a fade-in and a fade-out. That's what life is, a summary of interludes. Work and business also are interludes, interludes between two songs. Thank you for this one, I enjoy it very much

I've had trips like this. Nice tempo shifts (I'll probably rip you off on these).

I've had trips like this. Nice tempo shifts (I'll probably rip you off on these).

That's quite an almost spiritual and deep observations, now I want to make an album called "You live in the interlude between two songs"

Inspiring words, indeed. Thank you for this comment, it really made my (busy) day

Oh, please do, Sir! I used the signal of an LFO to clock a CV step sequencer that generates the note frequencies and the envelopes, so adding a second LFO to modulate the first, I obtained some drifty tempo, drenched in reverb and variable delay.

I posted the VCV Rack patch for you if you want to have a go at it. Program is pretty intuitive and free/open source. From the site itself you could create an account and add whatever expansion modules you want. Some of them are paid (which I think is fine, considering the quality of the software and its quick development pace) but here I'm not using any of them. It will reply that "You're missing some modules" until it gets it right.

Tempo drifting is cool! Thanks a lot for the feedback, Jim. Always appreciated!

[quote=Fred und Luna]Great interlude between a fade-in and a fade-out. That's what life is, a summary of interludes. Work and business also are interludes, interludes between two songs. Thank you for this one, I enjoy it very much[/quote] That's quite an almost spiritual and deep observations, now I want to make an album called "You live in the interlude between two songs" :) Inspiring words, indeed. Thank you for this comment, it really made my (busy) day :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/xJMxFOSvKInTO/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=Jim Wood]I've had trips like this. Nice tempo shifts (I'll probably rip you off on these).[/quote] Oh, please do, Sir! I used the signal of an LFO to clock a CV step sequencer that generates the note frequencies and the envelopes, so adding a second LFO to modulate the first, I obtained some drifty tempo, drenched in reverb and variable delay. I posted the VCV Rack patch for you if you want to have a go at it. Program is pretty intuitive and free/open source. From the site itself you could create an account and add whatever expansion modules you want. Some of them are paid (which I think is fine, considering the quality of the software and its quick development pace) but here I'm not using any of them. It will reply that "You're missing some modules" until it gets it right. Tempo drifting is cool! Thanks a lot for the feedback, Jim. Always appreciated! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/fSAPjQtwbj0zK/giphy.gif[/img]

this is super cool. great patch

this is super cool. great patch

Thank you, Matteo! And by the way: your site inspired me to build/improve my old 19" rack (beautiful Eurorack setup, you have)

[quote=Bleeoop]this is super cool. great patch[/quote] Thank you, Matteo! And by the way: your site inspired me to build/improve my old 19" rack (beautiful Eurorack setup, you have) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3oEduJkvS4vaRVyTSM/giphy.gif[/img]

this is awesome - really lovely! 

this is awesome - really lovely! :)

Thanks a lot, Kaedo. I'm glad people are enjoying it, since it's almost an accidental piece.

[quote=kaedo sevaada]this is awesome - really lovely! :)[/quote] Thanks a lot, Kaedo. I'm glad people are enjoying it, since it's almost an accidental piece. [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/sZhNcDpiG077i/giphy.gif[/img]

Super cool synth patch indeed.  Love the thickness of that arp.

Super cool synth patch indeed. Love the thickness of that arp.