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On my previous Soma Ether on a bike video, Vlad Kreimer (creator of the device) commented about the potential use of Ether's Antenna and bike. Video recording was a total fail but ended up with interesting sound results. Ether captured radiofrequency. Heavy processing was needed to get more hearable results. My opinion on a buzz problem. As the bicycle becomes an antenna, ethers start to be too...

I tried to make some kind of more "classical" arrangement. The idea was just to start the clock and leave it to the end; everything else is done by counters, triggers, and modulation. On moments dissonant as two different sequencers "collide", but I like it for this particular experiment.

Easy and straightforward build. All music and sounds in the video created by Jasper only. No heavy processing except pad sound (no mixdown nor master).

Samples recorded with Music Thing Modular Magnetophone. Everything else in this generative patch is VCV Rack.

These two go perfect together. Music Thing Modular Magnetophone as a sound source and VCV Rack as an effect processor.

Very simple project. I just followed the instructions.

All sounds are recorded with Ether without any post-production, only cut single shots. 0:12 Raw sounds 1:34 VCV patch

Biking trough city with ether attached on it. All sounds are collected with ether, even glitches. I tried three different types of cables to be sure it was not caused by them. "ETHER is a wide-band receiver that makes it possible to perceive the electromagnetic landscape around you." somasynths.com/ether/ Ether Antena on a bike: th-cam.com/video/i3V6mbDV5IY/w-d-xo.html

Adding pitch knob to dictaphone (the procedure is the same for walkman) and creating a simple 50dB pad for feeding mic input out of the soundcard. 0:12 Build 5:38 Audio Test

Exploring Octarack and Axoloti possibilities.