I am always pleased to see morse code mentioned in the challenge. I started with the sketch which I have used for the image of this track and the moved to SuperCollider to make the track and then Reaper to edit it the recording down to a minute. This one is based on the rhythmic parts of the morse code [1,1,1,1,0,0,1,1,0,0] and I used weighted choose to control if a sound was made or not, this was a chance element. First the sounds where made and then time was spent playing with different rhythmic timing to see what works best. This one turned out as a big nod to Ryoji Ikeada, who's music I really enjoy and love. ENJOY!

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Saluton Jun(t)o [disquiet 0236]

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