If you own a Desmodus Versio then you can program it with Valley's Plateau using the firmware I've custom ported at this link: https://github.com/digitalartifactmusic/PlateauNEVersio/releases/tag/v1.1

It is based on the VCV Rack Valley Plateau implementation by Dale Johnson of the reverb described in the Jon Dattorro paper.

The reverb is present throughout the entire song and is most evident at the beginning and end because of the large pre-delay. I also used an Alesis QuadraVerb on some components of the song and a couple guitar pedals to get the distortion towards the end.

Also, if you stick around my SoundCloud I'm currently working on an album and it's almost ready for release. This may or may not make it in there.

Now - Valley's Plateau for Noise Engineering's Versio Eurorack Demo

[([ zout-730 ])]
https://kubebow.github.io/smartlinks/zout-730.html
a song with 17 measures.

i don't normally do multiple releases this close together but this track was made spontaneously for a shitpost on Tim Hecker 2, and I'm actually... really proud of it??? so like?? here I guess??

This track was made by taking the song i created before it in the album, then trying to build off of that. I started by making the song use 51 beats per bar, making the phrases feel very extended. When I was making this the start of the first measure sounded really full and detailed, but then it suddenly went to the more empty sections of this massive measure and I actually really enjoyed it due to how large the chords felt as the focus. The rest of the song was made with this in mind, with the detailed first part of each measure getting more and more dissonant and strange with each iteration, partly due to the fact it has remnants of previous songs I worked on that are in no way related to this one (though i also intentionally made it fall apart more and more). The start of the measure collects dust before collapsing in on itself.

SWAEAE is a moniker of KubeBow aka DJ SQARXZ

Single from album released under Tim Hecker 2, "keep this as a draft 7.30": https://timhecker2.bandcamp.com/album/keep-this-as-a-draft-730
Alternate tracklist version on Option1: https://djsqarxz.bandcamp.com/album/keep-this-as-a-draft-730-chronological-ao

keep this as a draft 7.30

SWAEAE - 51 A1 V

"Process" invites listeners into the evolution of an idea, beginning with a deceptively simple two-chord piano progression. Each iteration reveals new layers - subtle harmonies bloom into textured atmospheres, ghost notes emerge between the piano's breaths, while percussion elements sketch themselves into existence one by one. The track deliberately exposes its own construction, building from minimalist beginnings into a complex interplay of rolling bass, intricate drum patterns, and layered melodic elements. What starts as a whisper of an idea gradually transforms into a full-voiced conversation between rhythm and harmony.

Process

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Old projects may be deleted if I ever have issues with upload space here. (I am not paying for SoundCloud.)

Digital Artifact is a computer engineer and composer based in Kansas with a devoted interest in modular synthesis, polyrhythms, minimalist drones, and analog tape. Each song is designed to elicit a varying emotional response. Topics written about include apocalypse scenarios, philosophy of the human condition, and divine interconnectedness. Genres range from neo-classical to electronic IDM.

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