This VCV Rack patch is controlled feedback through two delays and a tape loop. There are three synth voices and a drone. Some of the signal gets routed from one channel of the delay through another delay and modulated back in. The other channel is sampled by a tape loop and played back then recorded and played back. One of the synth voices is a metallic bell tone, one is a folded wave form with the folding modulated randomly. The notes are triggered in such a way that neither sequence lines up with the others nor are they played in a linear path, and probabilities of gates being triggered on different steps of the sequence. In other words, even I don't truly understand the signal path. But I find it a good sonic space to exist in as it plays for as long as I want it to play.

A version of this is on YouTube to see the patch in action, but the SoundCloud version is the better performance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKpjPrLlJh4&t=8s

Arbitration by Meditation

Siegfried Jünger's new album "Things Get Sharp" is available for preview track by track here... soundcloud.com/these-guitars-say-sorry/sets/things-get-sharp-by-siegfried

Looking For Glass by Siegfried Jünger

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I've been making music my whole life. I made some albums 20 years ago and have returned to it in the last three years. I do it largely for myself, but I hope you find it enjoyable as well.

Arbitration by Meditation

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