@State Azure posted a generative ambient sketch on his YouTube page about a year ago, and he had also put the Bitwig projectfile linked up with it.

Since I recently upgraded to Bitwig Producer 5 it allows you to import files that use the Grid in Demo Mode, and you can then modify them.
I recorded my (live) version with a trick, by using an Audio Receiver track to receive my output, and then grabbed the wav-file from my My Documents folder.
I later added some sounds, samples, and effects to create this version.

This version is authorised by State Azure under a Creative Commons BY licence.
His version can be found on his YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9MhuHnMSok

Eternatease vs. State Azure - Ambient Sketch #1 Mod 3 Track X

I'm not 4 everyone, and thatz ok.

est. 11/12/1988 



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Eternatease is an electronic music producer from the Netherlands.
He creates various styles of music, ranging from ambient to rave music.

Born in 1965. First introduction to electronic music around 1977 with Oxygène by Jean-Michel Jarre. First live gig: Klaus Schulze, 1983.

He always loved electronic music, like Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk, Logic System, Jean-Michel Jarre, Art of Noise, Vangelis, Giorgio Moroder productions, Yello, Thomas Dolby, Paul Hardcastle, Gary Numan, synthrock like Saga, synthpop like Scritti Politti, Propaganda, Ultravox, Talk Talk.

Between 1989 and 1997 he was an underground deejay in the local scene playing various styles, but mainly the harder techno and trippy acid.

Eternatease also created music with several friends between 1989 and 1997.
Because he couldn't really reach the level and quality that he liked, had limited equipment, and basically lost his inspiration, he took a break from making music for almost 25 years.

Late 2021 he got his groove back after playing around with a Bitwig demo for a weekend.
The production virus grabbed him again, and he began creating music entirely with software.
He mainly makes music with free software and free plugins, and some paid, often until late at night or even until after sunrise sometimes.

Follow me and let's explore this world of organic melodies and beats.

Making drones, soundscapes, and generally playing with sound as color and texture.