15-steps pitch pattern vs. 17-steps gate pattern monophonic experiment

[jchgf]

http://youtu.be/jAa_gWrjub8

 

The "music" in this crudely shot and edited video is the result of an experiment in Reason which started by combining the pitches of a series of 15-steps patterns with the gate of an asymetric series of 17-steps patterns to randomly generate a sequence for a Thor module.

[Guest EleminoP]

reminds me of nights around this town.

[Ragnar]

hi you'd probably like this

 

http://djsaint-hubert.bandcamp.com/track/gastric-odyssey

[jchgf]

Just curious: Is that St-Hubert as in St-Hubert, Québec (or BBQ)? I'm from Longueuil.

Thanks for the suggestion.

[Ragnar]

[Aefx]

It's understandable when someone buys a modular synth and post something like this to us to be amazed with fat analogue sound :) But man! it's Reason, better post some finished tracks :)

[Guest dunharvestskreech]

this sounds like a bunch of bees with mixed attitudes buzzing at each other

[Salvatorin]

the video was interesting. did you apply anti-shakyness to cell phone footage? because it ended up looking really eerie.

[jchgf]

Thanks Aefx, I appreciate your comment. This wasn't ready to leave the kitchen yet. :-) Thanks for speaking the truth gently!

 

Salvatorin, yes indeed, you are noticing the stabilizing effect that can be added to Youtube videos by uploaders. It is distracting for certain kind of videos, but I thought it worked ok for this one.

[Salvatorin]

it ended up making it look surreal and detached to me, like the view of a robot or spirit floating through town