nice and atmospheric

nice and atmospheric :)

Sounds like an interesting process.  Cool results, too.  I like the changes from the longer more sustained tones to the shorter more staccato tones and back.  Some of the shorter squawks really do sound kind of chicken-esque.

Sounds like an interesting process. Cool results, too. I like the changes from the longer more sustained tones to the shorter more staccato tones and back. Some of the shorter squawks really do sound kind of chicken-esque.

Wow, there's a lot of really cool melodic stuff happening in this track. Loved the experience with headphones.

Wow, there's a lot of really cool melodic stuff happening in this track. Loved the experience with headphones. :)

The chicken death tag gave me a chuckle! It must have been pretty cool to play with all that! I like the ending, coming in like an ominous organ

The chicken death tag gave me a chuckle! It must have been pretty cool to play with all that! I like the ending, coming in like an ominous organ :D

Although obviously electronic, some of the sounds have overtones that reminds of acoustic complexity

Although obviously electronic, some of the sounds have overtones that reminds of acoustic complexity

I'm actually pretty big in the Chicken Death scene and you may have heard of my wax cylinder-only label, BeakCore Cylinders.

I was actually in a band with Johnny Feathers until his tragic feed overdose in 2003.  After that I got into GobbleWave and did mixing/mastering for a lot of the birds coming out of the coop on SoundBird.

(I haven't left the house in a bit)

That was definitely the most amazing part for me, really gave me some Bach organ feels.  Well done my friend!

I'm actually pretty big in the Chicken Death scene and you may have heard of my wax cylinder-only label, BeakCore Cylinders. I was actually in a band with Johnny Feathers until his tragic feed overdose in 2003. After that I got into GobbleWave and did mixing/mastering for a lot of the birds coming out of the coop on SoundBird. (I haven't left the house in a bit) [quote=CosmicCairns]Sounds like an interesting process. Cool results, too. I like the changes from the longer more sustained tones to the shorter more staccato tones and back. Some of the shorter squawks really do sound kind of chicken-esque.[/quote] That was definitely the most amazing part for me, really gave me some Bach organ feels. Well done my friend!

so many cool sounds. really good stuff and inspiring.

so many cool sounds. really good stuff and inspiring.

wonderfully weird

wonderfully weird

Some really cool sounds explored here.  It's almost like your modular was speed learning music theory.  "Neeeeed moar input!"

Some really cool sounds explored here. It's almost like your modular was speed learning music theory. "Neeeeed moar input!"

This i have to download!
I am sitting in front of my computer and do some coding... This is the right soundtrack
On the other hand i really can  imagine some modern dance performance with this. The end gets some nice deep organ feel for a dramatic finale.
TOP!!!

This i have to download! I am sitting in front of my computer and do some coding... This is the right soundtrack :) On the other hand i really can imagine some modern dance performance with this. The end gets some nice deep organ feel for a dramatic finale. TOP!!!

Simples.  Hehe.  Nice work on the scripting there.

Super effective with the realtime control.  Gives it a heap of flexibility and variety.  Although the JF has that one tone, that nasal quality does work well.

Simples. Hehe. Nice work on the scripting there. Super effective with the realtime control. Gives it a heap of flexibility and variety. Although the JF has that one tone, that nasal quality does work well.

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Love those timbres you're getting on this.

Love those timbres you're getting on this.