DeliKuvveti

Often times I find myself thinking about how a collaboration between my favourite artists would sound like. I was so stoked to hear Autechre remixing SOPHIE, but it did not do too much for me and I ended up making https://delikuvveti.bandcamp.com/track/l-l-p-simd which I think has some AE and SOPHIE influences (hopefully ?) Do you ever create "hybrid" tracks like so? It would be fun to hear them!

I was so stoked to hear AE remixing SOPHIE but this did not really do much for me. Then I thought "how could a collaboration possibly sound like?" and I came up with this: https://delikuvveti.bandcamp.com/track/l-l-p-simd ?

Thanks for the feedback! I am glad that you felt the short tracks transitioning into the final track - I was going for that. With respect to sound source, it's mostly me sampling/recycling/micro-sampling and processing (in Max/MSP) some of the tracks I made before. Some of the sample sources did use Max/MSP as a sound source (possibly FM synthesis) though.

Oh, I was warned on the thread that you had linked above that albums are posted in "EKT New Releases" rather than "Your latest creations" so I created this post here as well. I do not have the intention of flooding the forum with my posts, just learning the conventions.

Hi guys, I am a big fan of the Glitch genre, especially the noisier and the more experimental colors that evoke heavy emotions (like Fennesz/Oval/Stephan Mathieu/Alva Noto/). I've been experimenting with some ideas for a while and I believe they shaped into album-worthy material. Let me know what you glitch lovers think about this ? Thanks!

Yeah - definitely going for provoking your imagination to hear things that are not there! Also thanks for pointing me to "EKT New Releases" (I was living under a rock it seems ?)

Hi guys, I am a big fan of the Glitch genre, especially the noisier and the more experimental colors that evoke heavy emotions (like Fennesz/Oval/Stephan Mathieu/Alva Noto/). I've been experimenting with some ideas for a while and I believe they shaped into album-worthy material. Let me know what you glitch lovers think about this ? Thanks!

Is that alien enough: https://delikuvveti.bandcamp.com/track/disp0sable-zer0es-take-2 ?

https://delikuvveti.bandcamp.com/track/ii-3

Getting BoC vibes from this! In my head I heard their signature child samples shouting "Yayy!" while listening to this ?

I like the broken beat vibe you got going on in this! But I am not a fan of the high pitch noise at the start/end. I would also make this track shorter.

A recent track of mine based on unconventional sequencing in Max. The initial take was a bit more conventional, so in the true "make it sound even more f'ed up" spirit ? I cranked up the counters a bit more and ended up with this hopefully intriguing track. https://delikuvveti.bandcamp.com/track/disp0sable-zer0es-take-2

I had been craving stuff like the FM-heavy era of Autechre myself and came up with this track somewhat recently: https://delikuvveti.bandcamp.com/track/ii-3. If you're into AE, there is a good chance that you might find something to like here.

Congrats on starting to make tunes! Some lovely moments there - I like "Ice" ? I think I would mix some of the percussive elements a bit lower, they sound a tad loud in some of your tracks like "Ayn". That is what you might be going for deliberately (to highlight the beats) though. For my taste, I would've have loved them to be a bit lower in the mix.

Loving noisy-ass FM stuff recently. Some of you might enjoy this mess as well ? https://delikuvveti.bandcamp.com/track/iiiiiiii

Thanks, been doing some harsh stuff with FM, with this one I wanted some soothing FM ?

Yes, I think so.

1:15 onwards is pretty good! I would just build the whole track around that section.

Dirge-y and cinematic! I enjoyed a number of moments especially in the second half of this apocalyptic journey ?

An ambient-ish track based on FM synthesis: https://delikuvveti.bandcamp.com/track/iiiiii

Thanks. It's all Max/MSP, really. No hardware synths or drum machines or stuff like that. I would say it is just unconventional sequencing and inter-relating sub components using some common parameters (like every nth time a kick is hit, trigger a snare hit that is slightly different in pitch than the previous hit). A good amount of modulation is there as well, again by using parameters that are used in other parts of the patch. I am quite hesitant to call the patch/process generative though - I'd say 95% of this is deterministic. That is not to say that I try to avoid randomization, not at all - I have other works with "controlled" randomization (for the lack of a better word).

https://delikuvveti.bandcamp.com/

Pardon the cheeky title ? Always a sucker for Autechre-style broken beats and FM-synthesized soundscapes ? Here is my take on it: https://delikuvveti.bandcamp.com/track/ii-3