Jam Session featuring: harp, lyra 8, orba, monotron, theremin, csound, and noisefunge.

Song3

Playing around with a homegrown DSP engine. Doing some FM synthesis and effects with live baby vocals.

Noisefunge + DSP FM Synth + Baby

Meilės Streikas

A Circus On The Horizon

the clouds moved slower than their own reflection and by this i knew i was in a dream

Take 2 of Rock Music. All samples taken from Ringing Rocks park in Pennsylvania.

Rock Music I - take 2

untitled synth groove

A low-tech VGM tune inspired by Ghosts'n'Goblins C64. All sounds (apart from the drums) were made with a Stylophone S1 & Mini Theremin.

Stylophone vs. Theremin

I used 2 samples from 2 works in progress, both made from a vst syth improve recorded on 03082018, which gives this its title.

Sample 1 was reversed and appended to itself, creating the initial palindrome. This was stretched and expanded. 

Sample 2 was similarly appended, then treated 3 different ways and multitracked to create the deep palindrone(!) which underlies the central section. 

The unstretched Sample 1 palindrome was doubled and expanded to match the first iteration in length, then lowered in pitch and treated with reverb. This provides a double palindromic accompaniment to the first. I hope. It’s tired and I’m getting late…

(The picture hints that the palindrome may not be perfect…)

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Disquiet Junto Project 0344: Careful Symmetries

The Assignment: Explore palindromes in musical form.

Step 1: Consider how palindromes might be expressed in sound.

Step 2: Compose a piece of music employing multiple palindromes.

More on this 344th weekly Disquiet Junto project (Careful Symmetries: The Assignment: Explore palindromes in musical form) at:

https://disquiet.com/0344/ 

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maraya 99.2 مرايا ٩٩,٢

two green and one blue

drone ambient stylophonist

algorithmic composer

pocket synth enthusiast

noisefunge livecoder

untitled synth groove

Rev. Johnny Healey