CarnivalAbsynthe

BasscampLDN mix competition submission.

Tracklist:
1		Nine Roses - Wiguez	
2		MOVE - Zombie Cats
3		TURN IT	- YUSSI	
4		Untouchable Feat. Takura - Takura, Holy Goof	
5		Booyaka	- Drumsound & Bassline Smith	
6		Feel Alive - Prolix, The Qemists, Rebel Scum
7		Clockwork - Zombie Cats
8		Drugs From Amsterdam - Urbanstep, Kleu
9		Immortal - Metrik	
10		No Tomorrow feat. Sophie Lindinger - Camo & Krooked, Mefjus
11		Downfall - Phibes, Vibe Chemistry	
12		Lock Stock - Junk Mail
13		Sinking VIP - Enei
14		Head Shot - Annix
15		Blej - Halogenix	
16		Qubit - Bassi, Data 3
17		Afraid of the Dark - Kuuro, Sophiya
18		Affection feat. Danyka Nadeau - Protostar, Alora
19	        Fred Again - Bleu (better with time) [A.S. Edit]
20		Euphoric	- Rohaan	
21		Overdose - Cream Blade
24		Halcyon - Noisia, The Upbeats, Bensley	
25            Vibration - Sub Focus, AR/CO
26		Sluggah - Fade Black
27		Altered Carbon - AKOV
28            To the Full - Friction
29            Let me know - Freaks & Geeks

Acolyte's Spring Mix 2023

seaPonk

EvilijyWeather

ReturnPlace

SameWave3 extended

NumberCold

Happy new year, everyone, and with a new year comes a spectacular new podcast! We normally cover an intricate and underappreciated aspect of astrophysics on the podcast, but I had the opportunity to bring on a true expert in the field of quantum computing and just couldn't pass it up.

You've likely heard a lot of noise about quantum computers and the benefits that they're poised to bring, with buzzwords like "P=NP," "quantum supremacy," and "quantum advantage" tossed around, but a lot of what you're likely to hear is hype, not actual science. Good thing I was able to get Dr. Riccardo Manenti as a guest for our podcast!

Riccardo is the author of a state-of-the-art textbook on quantum computers, has his PhD from Oxford in Quantum Computing, and has been working for Quantum Computing startup Rigetti for several years now. Join us as he helps demystify some of the recent progress and problems right here on the cutting edge of this promising new arena of physics, right here on the Starts With A Bang podcast!

(This illustration show's Rigetti's widely-available quantum computer, Novera, with 9 superconducting physical cubits within it. The great hope is that by scaling up to greater numbers of physical qubits, quantum advantage will be an achievable milestone in the relatively near future. Credit: Rigetti/Novera)

Starts With A Bang #101 - Quantum Computing

BreathTroll

MoonSpass

A Qu-bit Nautilus with no input. Outputs are going to Qu-bit Aurora and a Qu-bit Prism. No other modules involved

We don't need no oscillators

This track was recorded live in one take with no further editing beyond volume adjustments and light compression in Ableton Live. The main voice is the Make Noise XPO through the Make Noise DXG Low-pass Gate.

The minimalist soundscape is built upon a foundation of Eurorack modules, including the Make Noise Morphagene, Maths, and XPO, alongside contributions from the Qu-Bit Bloom, Data Bender, Mutable Instruments Plaits and Beads, and more. The track also features the Roland TR-8S and the Arturia Microfreak.

The vocals, sampled from a live session with a friend last week (originally recorded for music at 135 BPM), are processed through the Chroma Console effect pedal and emerge as fragmented whispers within the dark and atmospheric soundscape.

Gone feat. Cri

Technight (live)

I'm just here for fun, not money or fame!

(Headphones suggested for full enjoyment!)


A sonic exploration of the endless possibilities of modular synthesis. From abstract textures to hypnotic drones, these sounds are born from intuition and experimentation.

New tracks tagged #qubit