Another experiment in using physical modelling sound synthesis. This time the model used is a system of 4 inter-connected plates. The plates are excited using variable length sequences of pre-filtered digital impulses. The frequency of the impulses is set equal to one of the first twelve mode frequencies of the first two plates. These sounds are then layered to create chords and hence the harmonic structure of the piece is derived entirely from the spectral content of the first two plates.

All sound synthesis done in SuperCollider, all numerical math done with the help of Python (using Numpy and Scipy). This is a stereo reduction of the original 24-channel version.

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Rob casey is a pianist/composer/improviser who is interested in creating music that draws on the personality of performers, provoking interactions and exploring all the good and bad in every group dynamic. He works with material that is strictly prescribed and through notated to freely improvised, acoustic to electronic and is keen to experiment with anyone working in these forms.
He is based in Dublin

Desperate and otherworldly noise attacks with layers of distorted synths, lead by angry and visceral drum parts mixing acoustic and electronics elements.

♋♋♋The femme behind @herrgeist and a crazy lady of many dances ♋ My music account - @herrgeist  ♛♛♛

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Michael Dzjaparidze