beautiful / the pervert is impressed & shall be back ))

serge explorations

self-generating long ambient cascading drones using the Serge Modular Music System for the drones and Ableton Live for "endless" reverb. . .

Cascades

all Serge analog synth: self-generating patch

Serge Steppin'

This was a live practice run in the studio with the Serge modular patch I developed my performance at the Serge 40th Reunion in San Francisco.  Dedicated to the genius synthesizer designer, Serge Tcherepnin.

For Serge

I just stumbled onto this amazing Serge feedback patch by Rastko Lazic:
https://vimeo.com/53348028
It is extremely volatile, expressive and wonderous.  This is my humble homage to Rastko's genius -- recorded in a single pass in real time just using three knobs and Rastko's patch

feedback for rastko

Marco Lucchi : synthesizers

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from 2017 - relaunching it 

The previous interpretations are compiled here 
https://on.soundcloud.com/ErfDeawBKABInIzoNn

The path [you to play with, if you like it]

lutiveq_04

kuvtyev

Without I

This track was created for the Naviar Haiku group.
612
https://www.naviarrecords.com/naviarhaiku612-faring-over-the-lake/

2025-09-25

faring over the lake (Naviarhaiku 612)

An exploration of Bloom Ten Worlds from Brian Eno and Peter Chilvers.

Bloom World 7 - 092725

2025¨10-05

uncertain prospects

Dreams of the Crystal Engine

rice field

This is a vintage recording of an interactive/self-generating patch I created back in the early 1980's. The units are: Serge, JP-8 & Effectron II. I would put the JP-8 arpeggiator in hold mode then play 5 notes which then would cycle randomly.  The Serge controlled the arpeggiator triggering, the JP-8 controlled the varying delays on the Effectron, etc.  It was always fun to enter notes in the morning and see what it sounded like when I came home from work.

exponential space

Taken from my vintage vault...this is the soundtrack/backing-track to a staged reading of science fiction author, C. L. Moore's first short story, Shambleau written in 1933.  This track was composed for a 1982 performance for four readers and electronics.  It is mainly created on a Serge modular and a Jupiter-8 synthesizer.  You can read the short story online at: http://archive.org/details/Shambleau19331948
The story has been playfully described as "space cowboy-vampire-medusa on mars."

Shambleau

composer, performer, lecturer and analog synthesist who is endlessly fascinated by and exploring sound...

Shambleau

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