FlowBrush contest entries available on soundcloud.
The top three are the top three finishers in the competition, the rest are in random order.

FlowBrush Contest Entries

What started out as a simple experiment running a guitar track from an unfinished @paintedinvoid track through a bunch of effects turned quite unexpectedly into a growling dark ambient Frankenstein monster, which I cobbled together from pieces of other audio experiments I've done over the summer months.

There's plenty of distorted and glitchy elements here, both in the audio, and video; I'd really recommend you watch the YouTube version for the full audiovisual experience. Everything was done in REAPER with its video processor and a bunch of VST plugins, and plenty of both audio and video automation.
I've also made a version of this that's over an hour long, but I'm still undecided if I want to let it loose in the wild :)

YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/KKf9ypigyOA (August 2021 version)
Full quality 24-bit version available as "name your price" from the Bandcamp link

Ambience and sound design by Pauli Harju
Guitar by Petri Varpiola

Updated 22 February 2022 with a slightly better render

Sleep Malfunction (19:19 Version)

Bandcamp

An ambient piece based around two strummed chords, using UVI’s powerful Falcon sampler/softsynth, including the ‘rain’ sequencer triggering UVI’s PX Apollo. It’s an very minimal piece, consisting of only three elements, but I’ve tried to create a rich, constantly shifting bed of sound using both Falcon’s built-in modulations/FX, and DS Tantra's multi-FX vst; processed through Eventide’s endlessly gorgeous BlackHole reverb. Plugin Alliance’s online mastering.studio (London Clean) added greater weight and depth to the stereo image. Hope you  enjoy! M :)

Fallen

Demos

ekhinos - alma (demo)

Straightforward metal version of an industrial track I did with a friend

RBM - Satanic Panic (Metal Version)

False Memories

Giant Space Squid

Entry for Tonicmint FlowBrush competition

Blue Lake

Track created using multiple versions of Tonicmint's Flowbrush FX. All synth sounds made in the reason rack with stock reason devices. 

Created for the Tonicmint Flowbrush competition - Reason Talk 2022

The House of Flowbrush

The House Of Flowbrush

track made with reason instruments and tonicmint flowbrush

Tourbillon

Reason 12 Stock Devices
FX ◢
:: FlowBrush by @TonicMint @ReasonStudios
Instruments ◢
:: Monotone /  Thor /  Parsec / Europe / Chord Sequencer / Scenic

Live MIX --------------
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UgHdmhDGHU&ab_channel=NoiseShadow

Permutate (Live Session MIX)

Strangers

Infinite

I completed this piece of TD-inspired music in September 2022, but was busy with other tracks, and didn't get around to uploading until now. It's another Berlin-influenced piece of sequencing featuring some occasionally dissonant processed audio samples instead of mellotron emulations.

EDIT: 20230222 I remixed the track, making a few changes. I updated the EQ on the bassy Absynth that enters at 0:12 to deal with some resonances in the low-mids, I centred the low frequencies of the 2 Absynth bass synth patches, and updated the sequences of two of the Modular V2 synths, and added some more volume automation. I also reduced the frequency boosts in the mastering EQ relative to the original version.

Visitation

Abstractor

Buy at Bandcamp

Based on samples from the track 'Leave them a Flower' by Ed Ames
(you can find it on some streaming services if interested)
I found the 1969 record "Love of the Common People" in one of those cupboards where people leave their unwanted old books to take for free. It was basically a pristine copy so brought it home on a whim and one song in particular inspired this track. 

The track is obviously having its cake and eating it a bit, but I hope the original message from mister Ames comes through as well

The Swinging Particles - Building A Land For Machines & Computers

Sidewalk Cadence

Mogwhy

New music always in the works. Let's rock!

Infinite

Strangers

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