purchased both and i have to say, they are very powerful and sounds great. took me a bit of time to make automations (im not used to pure data) it does use a bit too much of cpu in my opinion but ain't much

@ewanbristow

9 күн бұрын

@@kinka16 hey ty for getting them, I appreciate it. Optimizing PD patches is a little difficult, however I am working on porting them over to "a real" format such as vst and AU.

Any chance you would add a feature to have sidechain inputs rather than the built in oscillators? You’d basically have a vst version of Alexander panos’s resynth haha

@ewanbristow

7 күн бұрын

@@xeno8566 that is exactly why I haven't decided to do it :) Early versions had this feature but I removed it so that people would still want to purchase his bundle

botanica is weird :) i always watch pleasant tutorials about its sounddesign but youtube hasn't suggested me to listen to a song or album of that genre yet and i havn't actively searched so far. but I always feel like those sounds would be the perfect for films or games with a solarpunk ambiance

@ewanbristow

11 күн бұрын

@@Beatsbasteln it's one hell of a genre! And vast too, I recommend some of Thorjn and Alexander Panos's stuff (sound design collage/botanica stuff)

@checktheneck

11 күн бұрын

There are more botanica tutorials than songs in that genre, that's just a weird fact. I'm not sure, but I think the term first came from a youtube tutorial. And by some weird chain reaction (largely due to youtube algorithms), musicians picked it up and started making a genre around it. Usually it happens in the opposite direction.

@ewanbristow

11 күн бұрын

@@checktheneck Botanica is just fancy ear candy, so I can kinda see why. There are loads of "Botanica" songs that are just IDM or "weird" music. Either way, I fuck with it heavy 🥺

@TheoShahh

11 күн бұрын

@@ewanbristowI think you would like Mycelium labyrinth by Shpongle

@IDGs_space

11 күн бұрын

@@ewanbristow these are some great examples, phritz also sorta began the whole botanica movement with a tweet about "nurture-style / grass-type music that makes you feel warm" and made a spotify playlist so I'd check it out!