Loved it, one sec, gotta do one more... Okay, wrote a lot.

Sorry this comment is all over the place. Tldr is: repetitive but not thematic, fixated but not obsessed, exciting and non-linear, rich and at the same time inviting and kind to the listener. I liked listening to it a lot.

Loved it, one sec, gotta do one more... Okay, wrote a lot. [spoiler] I think the fact that you stick to "the rhythm" is remarkable in its own right. I personally think that's harder than single-pitch things, but it could be I'm rhythm-obsessed. I'm also really really partial to the ending content A LOT. (One half-baked "only heard this twice" idea is to move the ending into the introductory development and reuse some of the noise interplays of the introduction as the ending, not sure if that would work, but just thinking in terms of proportions in this). I've been trying to come up w/ how to communicate this: you have both the breadth and the depth of articulations covered by all the processing, but what I really like is the non-linear process that takes us across all of the articulations over time: it's kinda genius that you don't change the rhythm at all, but drop the bass, and it feels new -- you don't "emerge the bass" you drop it is my point. But it's similarly interesting that (having heard this thrice now) I still don't hear the rhythm as an "idée fixe" in spite of its relentlessness. The rhythm is akin to seeing the interior of the rental vehicle while going cross-country: something that's always there, I suppose, and is the vantage point for 99% of sights seen, but not an adversarial force at all. [/spoiler] Sorry this comment is all over the place. Tldr is: repetitive but not thematic, fixated but not obsessed, exciting and non-linear, rich and at the same time inviting and kind to the listener. I liked listening to it a lot.

Autechre vibes love it

Autechre vibes love it

tassty bassy i didn't want it to end

tassty bassy :D i didn't want it to end

I love the crispy crunchy tones. Really a great palette of different sounds that complement each other very well

I love the crispy crunchy tones. Really a great palette of different sounds that complement each other very well

your analyses are always incredible and I treasure them. you see intent that is obscured even to myself. thank you as always for your insight and generosity. "rental vehicle while going cross-country" is such a lovely summary for this excursion. (also, with some distance from this jam now, I can hear exactly what you mean and it is becoming clearer that I would do well to find a way to contextualize these cubist parametric quantum probability clouds into some kind of more meaningful plot)

thank you they are my heroes

thank you, that was such an indulgence hahaha

thank you very much! yeah there was a kind of "peanut butter" type of thing going on with the textures in here for sure

[quote=ilzxc]Loved it, one sec, gotta do one more... Okay, wrote a lot. [spoiler] I think the fact that you stick to "the rhythm" is remarkable in its own right. I personally think that's harder than single-pitch things, but it could be I'm rhythm-obsessed. I'm also really really partial to the ending content A LOT. (One half-baked "only heard this twice" idea is to move the ending into the introductory development and reuse some of the noise interplays of the introduction as the ending, not sure if that would work, but just thinking in terms of proportions in this). I've been trying to come up w/ how to communicate this: you have both the breadth and the depth of articulations covered by all the processing, but what I really like is the non-linear process that takes us across all of the articulations over time: it's kinda genius that you don't change the rhythm at all, but drop the bass, and it feels new -- you don't "emerge the bass" you drop it is my point. But it's similarly interesting that (having heard this thrice now) I still don't hear the rhythm as an "idée fixe" in spite of its relentlessness. The rhythm is akin to seeing the interior of the rental vehicle while going cross-country: something that's always there, I suppose, and is the vantage point for 99% of sights seen, but not an adversarial force at all. [/spoiler] Sorry this comment is all over the place. Tldr is: repetitive but not thematic, fixated but not obsessed, exciting and non-linear, rich and at the same time inviting and kind to the listener. I liked listening to it a lot.[/quote] your analyses are always incredible and I treasure them. you see intent that is obscured even to myself. thank you as always for your insight and generosity. "rental vehicle while going cross-country" is such a lovely summary for this excursion. (also, with some distance from this jam now, I can hear exactly what you mean and it is becoming clearer that I would do well to find a way to contextualize these cubist parametric quantum probability clouds into some kind of more meaningful plot) [quote=noggin]Autechre vibes love it[/quote] thank you <3 they are my heroes [quote=RajaTheResidentAlien]tassty bassy :D i didn't want it to end[/quote] thank you, that was such an indulgence hahaha [quote=Bleeoop]I love the crispy crunchy tones. Really a great palette of different sounds that complement each other very well[/quote] thank you very much! yeah there was a kind of "peanut butter" type of thing going on with the textures in here for sure

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Whoa, crazy freq's doing things to my speakers, wild. Amazing sounds and a good rhythm underpinning. Like the title. I feel like got kissed with taffy and now I'm trying to figure out what to do with a very sticky face. Then eating a few other candy's as well,  some hard ones, but also more gooey ones.

Whoa, crazy freq's doing things to my speakers, wild. Amazing sounds and a good rhythm underpinning. Like the title. I feel like got kissed with taffy and now I'm trying to figure out what to do with a very sticky face. Then eating a few other candy's as well, some hard ones, but also more gooey ones.

goodness, I never replied to this but I love this gif.

lol yeah that bass was quite rude. and then I do my usual wacky stereo stuff. I probably should've put a warning label on it. hope it didn't give you too much of a sugar crash lolol. thanks for listening and for the kind words

[quote=emily][img]https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2F66.media.tumblr.com%2Feb2d82ebca1c78363a29619256262494%2Ftumblr_ol57riakj31w583o2o2_400.gifv&f=1&nofb=1[/img][/quote] goodness, I never replied to this but I love this gif. [quote=miraclemiles]Whoa, crazy freq's doing things to my speakers, wild. Amazing sounds and a good rhythm underpinning. Like the title. I feel like got kissed with taffy and now I'm trying to figure out what to do with a very sticky face. Then eating a few other candy's as well, some hard ones, but also more gooey ones. [/quote] lol yeah that bass was quite rude. and then I do my usual wacky stereo stuff. I probably should've put a warning label on it. hope it didn't give you too much of a sugar crash lolol. thanks for listening and for the kind words <3