Okay, this is all one stereo track without overdubs. There's a beatstep controlling a Mutable Rings and a TH VCO (with overdrive) for the melody. Noises are provided by an O_c running Quadraturia controlling a Noise Reap Paradox VCO and a Behringer Neutron. A Doepfer 12db filter for some texture and a Folktek Resound on the tiptop 808 BD to round things out. There are a few other things in there, but those are the basics. Enjoy, and please listen and like.

Very Close

Nothing really special here - just trying to do more with less. 808 and white noise on the beat for rhythm. Rings for melody and a world of evil for the backing tracks. All recorded in one live take. Hope you like it.

Utopia

White noise processed 3 different ways for fun, with a few other sounds in the background for depth.

Aeolus #1

I have been trying to get a peaceful drone that found the harmony in disorder and chaos for a while. This morning, I woke up, came out to the studio, plugged in a few wires slightly differently, and there it was waiting for me. This had been hiding for weeks just behind the patterns I had set. I needed to stop looking to find it.

SM3434

This one is my Nord running beats and the Plankton Electronics Ants! making some sounds. This weekend I was working with something that would fit at my kitchen table, and that was about all I could get there. Its a beautiful setup, but probably not for everyone

BeatBeat

I was just thinking yesterday that even though it feels like I haven't been the best at using my time during this pandemic, I have tackled the task of putting together a modular system and getting used to a few of its ins and outs. I have created a few things, and they might not be magical or spectacular, but they are here, and they do exist, and a few people do hear these. So maybe I've been more creative than I give myself credit for. And maybe you should too - even if all your doing is stopping by here to listen to something you never would have listened to before. You're still doing something new and searching with your time. And finding ways to do that is something we need more of. So, thank you for being here.

Warm

This one was just a noise in my head that needed to get out...so here it is.

Across The Sky

This started out as a drone. But I couldn't leave anything alone. And ended up with this fun little piece. As with most, its meant to be mixed with whatever you might have handy.

Tofu

I might have been working on something when suddenly the sounds reminded me of those 80s and 90s, post-apocalyptic movie soundtracks and spaces. Escape from New York. Johnny Mnemonic. This is mostly just my Ants! module with some modulation help provided by the Behringer Neutron and an Arturia Beatstep.

Send

I found this one by accident - I was working on a loop and gave up. Stopped the sequencer and went to bed. When I woke up, the sound had become something else. That became the base of this piece.

Scott Seay