Ethereal Eurorack Ambient // Guitar, Qu-Bit Aurora, Panharmonium // Innesti
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This video is part of a series that focuses on generative modular ambient. In these videos I'll be using my Eurorack modular system to create meditative patches that breathe and float. I am especially interested in generative processes, allowing the modular system to "play itself" and create slowly evolving textures that have no beginning and no end.
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Patch Notes:
The basic sound sources are some samples I recorded from the guitar into the Bitbox Micro. Two of those samples are looping and being fed into the Magneto for some delay and then being multed and split into different areas of the system.
The first path is going to the Panharmonium where the sound is being resynthesized into a few component sine waves. That audio is then being fed into the new Qu-Bit Aurora where it is being resynthesized again, mostly with time stretching and a one-octave nudge up. The Aurora is responsible for the glacial and haunting swells that float in and out of the mix. Finally, that output is being sent through the FX Aid to add a more organic, less spectral, reverberation.
The second signal path is being sent to the Arhbar where it is being periodically recorded. The granular playback head is being controlled with Pam's. The outputs are being sent through a bit of reverb on their way out.
A third signal path is being sent to the Qu-Bit Nebulae where it was recorded (just once) and being played back at a slightly slower speed through the FX Aid.
Pam's is modulating the volume of the different audio sources so that they swell and fade away at asynchronous rates. Hermod is playing some sub bass notes via Qu-Bit's Chord, with envelopes from Ornament and Crime. My cat makes an appearance at some point, but he didn't wiggle any knobs. I rendered him in slow motion to fit the drifting vibe of the patch.
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Almost haunting, yet a dreamlike sound at the same time. I would like to hear more composers have your audio and artistic sense. Beautiful!!
@InnestiAmbient
Ай бұрын
Thank you!
@michaelsturonas8943
Ай бұрын
@@InnestiAmbient You're welcome!
Yo this video was some David Lynch type shit. The cat coming down the stairs tripped me out.
@InnestiAmbient
Жыл бұрын
Need to insert a 30-sec clip of a ceiling fan and nothing else
wow - right of the bat.........awesome! So inviting, nuanced and ephemeral.......just love this..........(I can never seem to quite get to this level of minimalism in my uploads.......I guess that's the beauty of 'Generative'.....................brilliant upload - so glad to have found it.....
Lovely Patch! Very relaxing, I love the subtle movement! 🙌
Beautiful
Beautiful patch ❤️
Very nice, love the very subtle changes in this patch
So lovely.... what a pleasure to listen to. Thanks.
beautiful patch.. really relaxing piece!
Such a delicate, beautiful atmosphere on this piece !
very subtle artwork 🙏
Wow. You just got my sub.
Just Incredible. This is an Alan Dear level patch & video.
@InnestiAmbient
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks! I love Alan Dear's work.
Beautiful and very musical. Well done! I would love to do something simular with a minimal setup (guitar + a synth) for playing live and singing. I find the modular world very intimidating and complicated with all those spaggetti cabling. Could you operate a system like this for a set of songs with various patches? Or would it be hairpulling for a live situation.
@InnestiAmbient
Жыл бұрын
Yes, you could use this for a set of songs. But, depending on how fluid you want the experience to be, it would probably be ideal to have most of the physical patching in place and to adjust the performance (e.g., different voices, adjusting tempos, changing sequences, manually playing with filters) in real time. The spaghetti cabling does make it all seem a bit complicated, but, if you are used to performing with guitar, you know how complicated pedals can seem on the surface. But, ultimately, the two processes are quite similar: You're controlling the effects chain and can create many different sounds simply in the way you route the audio. The modular synth situation is different in two key ways: You also have the option to construct the sound from "scratch" with basic oscillators and you can control many of the key parameters through changes in voltage rather than manually twisting knobs or stomping on switches.
@jm6734
Жыл бұрын
@@InnestiAmbient Thank you so much for your reply. It’s an alluring world but intimating still 😅 The Qi-Bit Aurora is particularity intriguing. Again this video sounds fantastic.