So damn professional/Viritouse. Don't understand anything about what you do, but sounds absolutely right. I'm a 51 year old artist who started with music 10 years ago. Piano because I wanted to understand what Philip Glass was doing. Then two years ago I bought an Arturia microbrut, and then I fell down the rabbit hole. Mother 32, mutable, synthesis technology etc. Thank you for what you are doing, making human sounding music whit modules. So rare and, in lack of a better word, inspiring.

@marinbaric5465

5 жыл бұрын

jonas eggen You are inspiring too. As someone who got into music at 26, I sometimes think I have come too late at the party. Stories like your make me remember it is the journey and curiosity and the feel good of these tracks and getting the knowledge along the way about it all. Sounds cheesy...but it’s the way it is!

@jonaseggen2230

5 жыл бұрын

You say: "like the universe, a space of endless possibilities". I say: "also include time into the equation". Stegosaurus lived about 150.8 million to 155.7 million years ago. Tyrannosaurus Rex became extinct about 65 million years ago. There is less years between the Trex and us than between these two dinosaurs. Geological time perspectives and the size of the universe for me makes almost anything and everything beautiful and bearable. (There is a bear in bearable) Contrary to the visual arts that I am educated in, in music time is part of the experience of the audience. But also in the making of visual arts time flies and or becomes irrelevant. I also experience and believe that music is something we find more than it is something we make. That it it is pre-human, and that it exists as long as there are ears. To me it sounds like you been doing music all your life. Audrey Niffenegger is a visual artist who eventual wrote "The Time Traveler's Wife". They made a film based on this book it I read is not so good, and her paintings are ok, but this novel is one of the best I' ever read. To change direction, find new spaces, recreate your self and get new experiences or knowledge I believe defines you and your age. Cheese btw is one of the greatest inventions of man. Thank you for your reply, I did not expect that.

@marinbaric5465

5 жыл бұрын

jonas eggen I am in constant search of wisdom that speaks to me, and I must say I did not expect this. I guess I must be doing something right to be bestowed upon something so enlightened in, out of all places, here? Now? Your words truly found home in some empty spaces I had about my purpose and role of music in my life and me. I am grateful that this is public too, and that someone else might see your perspective and kind words too. Thank you, most unexpected and welcome of you, kind stranger.

@jonaseggen2230

5 жыл бұрын

Marin Barić Thank you : ) I am glad that you found meaning in my words, and at the same time also honored and surprised. Your comment and this video is the reason that makes me surf KZread instead of the Face, or watching TV. I believe what we get or find has less to do with what we do or Karma than with "chance" or "random". Not in the true sense of these words, but more like what is attempted to create in computers or with eurorack modules. We are sometimes lucky or unlucky depending on what crash into or triggers events. Like a game of pool. That what we do is the result of previous events. No one lives or experience life like that, but: "Whatever you do, don't congratulate yourself too much or berate yourself either Your choices are half chance, so are everybody else's". Mary Schmich (From "Everybody’s Free To Wear Suncreen" kzread.info/dash/bejne/pYh-maOzcqywn6w.html

@marinbaric5465

5 жыл бұрын

Ditto regarding the surfing. You choose - do you consume other content? Or are you on your way to create and leave some impression, something behind you? Nobody cares - but you. All we have to do is choose what to do with the time that is given to us...words of a great wizard :) Your words seem like they come out of some meditation practice, whose primary purpose is also to understand that all things are impermanent and transient, and that clinging to safety of non changing and autopilot routines is essentially wasting ourselves away. I wish you all the best and more on your path to further music to be stumbled upon, as you say. I have followed you and I fully expect that I will see some great music from you on your channel!

I saw ‘Clair de lune’ two days ago, yesterday I bought my first real analog synth, drum machine, hybrid synth, mixer, and recorder, as well as bought Ableton live 10. You’ve inspired me to create.

@MrCrux

5 жыл бұрын

Jesus christ lad, you've got some disposable income then...

@hugo2587

5 жыл бұрын

how much doshv you got mate

@whaaaa869

5 жыл бұрын

After reading your comment 15 minutes ago, I went on Amazon and bought a real vintage analog synthesizer, a $20,000 mixing board, a shitload of patchcables and a 55 gallon barrel of lube. Namaste, my brother, you've inspired to consume!

@davidrobertson4301

4 жыл бұрын

how you going with your collection will you upload anytime soon?

I like the live patching, that’s awesome

This reminds me of hearing Hiroshi Yoshimura and the "music for nine post cards" album I used to listen while riding my motorbike in the lonely nights of China, where I used to live. Thank you so much.

Your stuff always hits the sweet spots. Love it all.

This is just amazingly beautiful. Thank you for doing what you do!

One of the best ones yet :) Love that the patching was done along the way, always a great aesthetic with the plants and trees outside plus the sunlight. Big ups!

Excellent patching! Such a warm evolving composition. So mellow, I love it!

Your music always reminds me of Hiroshi Yoshimura. And i absolutely love you for that. You are just delightfull.

@tylersmith7925

5 жыл бұрын

Paul Bremer i feel the same!! They are two of my favorite musicians

@savnac

3 жыл бұрын

You may also like Chihei Hatakeyama :)

Very beautiful & excellent! Awesome work! 😍

Your patches are absolutely fantastic. Thank you for sharing

You're taking modular new places. Stunningly beautiful, in many ways.

Makes me cry, in a melancholy, humanistic way. Thank you, brilliant.

Damn! it makes my day everytime you post a new video. This is very inspiring.

@GOOFYFILMER

5 жыл бұрын

Its like a new episode of your fav tv show.

Emergence is a beautiful phenomenon. Chaos theory from which it derives is the primer for tangible existance, or so what we perceive as existance.

#1. Love seeing you patch it up. Adds a lot, for me. #2. Nice Art! I didn't really notice the extent of your sleeves before #3. Thanks as always for the beautiful music

nice live ambient, relaxing atmosphere, I love to see your live patching! definitely good job! cheers from italy

Beautiful music, Ann .. Keep 'em coming .. 😊

Great work and what a fabulous sound!

she protec she atac but she also eurorac

@metalmatou

5 жыл бұрын

And she is in fact a he lol

@tvsuncanilijek7477

5 жыл бұрын

nooooo??

@metalmatou

5 жыл бұрын

Nebojša Čelebić yeah for real...

@tvsuncanilijek7477

5 жыл бұрын

OK,nevermind this is my favorite channel of this kind.so much good sounds.

@criesincashjp

5 жыл бұрын

Nebojša Čelebić You win

This is lovely! Thank you for sharing this track!

Fantastic sounds! Thanks for sharing.

finally some modular music that is not just ear bending noise and bleeps :-D

I can’t decide if this describes the sound of ripples on a lake colliding and intertwining; or the interaction of particles over millions of miles in the near vacuum of space. But whatever it is for me, it’s certainly beautiful.

@GreyMatterPlatter

5 жыл бұрын

Neither, its the sound of spagetti being digested inside of you. But somehow in it's selflessness, the noodles accept death with closed eyes and open arms.

Lovely melodies, sound design and modules, etc...besides that, your music makes me feel at peace and also inspired. Thanks!!

great vibe, beautiful sounds!

This is breathtaking and human, thanks for sharing.

Beautiful as always. 👌🏻

Really enjoying this, more please.... 😃 🎶 💕

Excellent work yet again !

Beautiful!

All I can say is brilliant and beautiful.

ann annie posts new video > THAL band already knows it will be amazing and gives it a “thumbs up” > proceeds to watch/listen ❤️

Live patching, fantastic! That's a real performance. There's a tendency of modular performances to be people staring at knobs looking slightly bemused. Not normally very interesting. But patching from scratch, and pulling it off like this makes a really compelling performance. Well done! And your videos project such a sense of serenity. I secretly hope that behind the camera is a kitchen with dirty dishes piled up in the sink, muddy boots strewn about the floor and a teetering tower of books and papers about to topple... I don't think I could muster more than about 25 x 25cm square of anything approaching that level of calm in my house.

How do 4 people dislike this? It's literally the most inoffensive thing I can imagine.

Phenomenal! The textures you manage to create are unbelievable. Damn, I really need to get back into VCV rack...

Absolutely wonderful

So beautiful... Inspiring

Nice job! Thanks for sharing.

Absolutely Lovely

such a beautiful setup, this is inspiring me 1000% to learn how to make my own!

Bordering on the edge of chaos but always withinin reach. Brilliant.......

So beautiful..

Love your content

beautiful sound

I'm in love with this little wire box

In the beginning it kind of sounds like a Koto. Beautiful.

That is all kinds of delightful!

in looove with your music

Beautiful

Bravo Ann!!

Wonderfully soothing EPIC! 😘

Incredible love it

Always great

Wonderful.

The fact you patched this on camera increases the value of this vid 10fold. Really apreciating your work.

Interesting interplay between human and machine. Couple times it sounded like the chaos was gonna get out of control! But the human brought it back to order, whew!😀

@annannie

5 жыл бұрын

Always the balance of ambient music, controlling the chaos we create

Love this and the couple videos I've watched, subbed. Waiting on my case with a short list of first modules, while I soak in your work, colin Bender's work and others :)

I love watching this one grow and evolve into something so magical and beautiful. Please come play in the bay area soon. We'd love to have you.

Beautiful 🙂

So good!

Never stop playing. And, please, never stop posting it.

Love it!

love it!!

Holding back the clouds, Fun ride with stormy side

Wow. So very cool and an ambient same way!!!

Well that was fucking amazing. Thank you for letting your light shine.

Love this.

Wow just wow!

Amazing!!!...

whoa ... hang on a minute ... what just happened to me the past 6 minutes and 37 seconds ? i was so completely swept away i lost track of everything ... thanks, really beautiful ;)

A suitcase made for travel.. Thank you, for you to be. For the music you make.

😊✨ all smiles here

This is amazing! That's exactly the kind of sounds I want to produce with modulars, just wanted to know where to start with...

dreamy! Merci!

magnificent

Absolutely organic! I love it! I use Blofeld. This modular stuff is wild. I can get Blofeld into modular territory!

love how you build the patch in the video.

Dude, I'm in love with what you make. If laws in my country allowed it, I'd marry your music. I'd go in a forest with her where she could resonate with the wind and would tell her that she makes me forget about war, death and separation. She should vibrate far into the universe because if someone should know womething about humanity, it should be this sound. If I could just follow it for as long as my blood is warm, I'd be ok. Keep it up

just butifull

String theory explained with sound. Love it.

I'm subbed!

Your purposeful delicate aesthetic is right on. Reminds me to do more with less.

Lush pure lush xxxxx chill out and dream xx

simple and clean as always. the melody really has some Asian pentatonic spirit in it.

Lovely :)

This feels like soothing Mogwai :)

You are the love of my life

If only I had the money... Very nice job!

@paulfabian7274

5 жыл бұрын

Look into VCV Rack. Virtual eurorack modules on your computer and, including the ones used here, most of them are free!

@louis-etne

5 жыл бұрын

Paul Fabiniak yeah I already know them, they are really great ! But there is nothing like having the physical object I think... Thanks for your answer !

Lovely as always. Not sure if that controller transmits velocity, but routing keyboard velocity to Rings' brightness via Hermod could be interesting

Yesss ;))

Sounds just like a guitar, this is wild

'My ears!' but in a good way.

Whoa what stand is that? I have a Monorocket case and that looks perfect to free up room for external control!

Beautiful music. I want to get into eurorack myself, but im pretty confused about the whole sequencing thing for this type of music. I noticed you using the malekko voltage block in several of your older videos, but that seems to have been replaced by the hermod in your newer stuff. Which of these sequencers would you recommend for these types of soundscapes? Looking forward to your next video!

Hey lovely sounds , was wondering how do you get rings to strum like how you have done it in this patch. Appreciate some tips :-)

Absolutely stunning, how much did your modular cost?

why so few copies of Atmospheres Vol. 2, Ann??!!! I REALLY WANTED TO GET ONEEEEEEE ps: love your music

0:17 is that a TMNT tattoo? Also I am baffled by how rings is being controlled with one patch cord. edit: looking again at 4:34 I see a hand holding a lantern on its side.