A collection of patches I made between 2020 and 2021. These are the sort of 'first fruits' of noise I made in modular synthesis that sounded like real music.

All music created and recorded in VCV Rack

Perpetual Expectation

A collection of patches I made between 2021 and 2022.

Neon Dream

Glacial Ablation

A self-generative patch using VCV Rack, an open-source Eurorack modular synthesizer simulator.

Kepler

A self-generative patch using VCV Rack, an open-source Eurorack modular synthesizer simulator. Part of a few "Jamuary" sessions in 2021.

Bricks, Sticks and Bats

Christmas Layover

A cover of Nothing but the Blood using VCV Rack, an open-source Eurorack modular synthesizer simulator. Part of a few "Jamuary" sessions in 2021.

Nothing But The Blood

Hashtrack

My brothers and I played a game called Commander Keen growing up on a DOS computer, and it made the gnarliest bleep-bloops on that 80's motherboard. This was a little bit of an exploration in mimicking some of those sounds. (The "Bean with Bacon" was the spaceship Commander Keen used to fly to Mars in)
A self generative patch using VCV Rack.

Bean with Bacon

Out from the Dark

Written by Claude Debussy.
The midi file used here was arranged by David Bruce, and downloaded from 8notes.com, with some minor alterations and bpm change.

This song reminds me of growing up in a small rural town in Wisconsin where there wasn't much to do. On Friday nights my family and I would stay up late, make a bag of popcorn and watch episodes of Star Trek, Stargate and Red Dwarf. Afterwards, a 10 minute segment of "Stargazer" on PBS would come on with Jack Horkheimer, and he would talk about what was currently happening in the movements of the planets and stars that week.  After we were done watching TV, we'd often go outside and sit by the campfire just to marvel. We lived seven miles out from town where, clear of any light pollution whatsoever, the stars were infinitely clear. If you laid on your back and stared up, it would feel like gravity could just give-way at any moment, and you would float infinitely into the abyss. 
A synth version of this song was used as the intro to "Stargazer", and it still leaves a powerful nostalgic impression in my mind, where a spooky (almost frightful) feeling of the vast, nothingness of space met a feeling of awe at how grand God's creation is.

I have no intentions of selling/profiting off this piece, as I had very little involvement in making it (other than putting a midi-file into VCVrack and doing some minor modulation), but I wanted to honor both Debussy and Jack Horkheimer and just share my awe for the stars.

Debussy - Arabesque No. 1

A (mostly)generative patch using VCV Rack.

Möbius

A Stellar Event

Polyrhythm of a clock divided by everything between 3 and 16.

Tesseract

Solo Social Club

Autorefraction

Sunset Shuttle

Reflections On Restoration

I throw up some noodlings every once in a while. Mostly self-generative patches of modular synthesis using VCV Rack.

Think, Clint.

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