This is a quick-and-dirty demonstration of the new Turing Machine implementation inside Bees-in-the-Trees v3.4 alternative firmware for the Mutable Instruments Braids eurorack module. In this track, three Braids, each running Bees-in-the-Trees v3.4 are used, panned left, right and centre. Each one is filtered through a Mutable Instruments Ripples filter, but no envelope or modulation is used on the filter. No VCA is used. The three Braids are triggered by a Mutable Instruments Grids. Each of the Braids was running in Turing Machine mode - the melody played by each Braids was generated internally, by itself. No external sequencers or MIDI-to-CV convertors or keyboards were used - the entire track is aleatoric, generated entirely by the three Braids running Bees-in-the-Trees firmware. All modulation and envelopes were also internally generated on each Braids by Bees-in-the-Trees.

Bees-in-the-Trees-v3.4: Built-in Turing Machines

Quick demo of the Turing Machine implementation in Dead Man's Catch v0.3-beta firmware for Mutable Instruments Peaks, combined with the Ultrabeige Ornament + Crime ASR module, voices by two Mutable Instruments Braids modules running Bees-in-the-Trees alternative firmware, plus the FM drum from a Mutable Instruments Peaks, rhythms by a Mutable Instruments Grids, modulated by a Nonlinear Circuits Sloth module. Recorded live in a single take.

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