This is a somber piano piece created using LFE undertone with the Extempore backend and rendered to audio with the beautiful Ravenscroft 275 sampled piano by VI Labs.

The score in PDF format is available here:
* https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iq-y_lOWYv7XHcIhD3nylW8_lAlr1KJP/view?usp=sharing

This piece was used in the teaser video I created for a talk at an Erlang conference in 2021:
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaP9XtF7yRc

Other links of interest:
* LFE undertone: https://github.com/ut-proj/undertone
* Extempore: https://github.com/digego/extempore
* Ravenscroft 275: https://www.vilabsaudio.com/Ravenscroft-By-VI-Labs

Traversing the Galaxy on Borrowed Transportation

Patterns of Improbability (generated)

My canonical account: https://soundcloud.com/oubiwann

My old account (no longer have access to the email address for it): https://soundcloud.com/duncan-mcgreggor-956288268

Studying music at #BerkleeOnline - Core contributor #LFE / @ErlangLisp - Coded #Clojure at @NASA & @USGS - PSF Fellow - Previously: Bay Area startups / Canonical / Ubuntu / PBS - Fan of spacemusic almost as long as I've been coding (since "Hearts of Space" was first syndicated on public radio in 1983)

My old account (no longer have access to the email address for it): https://soundcloud.com/duncan-mcgreggor-956288268

The Forgotten Tones project focuses on recreating the sounds and feelings of the original analog "space" music (ambient, early electronica, Berlin school) using instruments such as the Minimoog, Mellotron, and even analog modular synths. Explorations with later equipment are also pursued, in the interest of continuing the lineage of classic sound.

Inspirations include groups and individuals that span several decades such as Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Rick Wakeman, Robert Fripp, Brian Eno, Michael Stearns, Vangelis, Steve Roach, and Paul Speer. Modern inspirations include Paul Lawler, Erik Wøllo, Jonn Serrie, Gert Emmens, Telomere, and Time Being.

Currently working on several projects right now: 
1) a concept album as an homage to the mid-1970s work of Tangerine Dream and Rick Wakeman;
2) a space music album that will include the full-length, production version of "CONJVNCTIO IOVIS ET SATVRNI"; the remaining tracks on the album will be in the same vein; and
3) a series of studies on the Moog using Bach pieces as the canvas upon which to experiment.

Patterns of Improbability (generated)

Duncan McGreggor