ambient talkie: ep 6 - latest track breakdown + performance (mlre on norns)

[@piebald80]

Been using the monome since 2007 and it’s really inspiring to see people continuously being so creative on it! Awesome vid, workflow and sample choices 👏

[@LordoftheBadgers]

I know it's horribly British but sometimes in the UK Ralph is pronounced "rafe" like saying "race" with a lisp.
Don't ask me why! But in RVW's case I believe he preferred this pronunciation.
Yeah we have a daft language 😅

[@tworoundrobins]

Haha, good to know, I’ll keep that in mind :)

[@edwin-zone]

This is sounding really great. Your setup is really fascinating too. The Lark Ascending is also one of my favorite pieces of music!

[@tworoundrobins]

Thank you so much! :)

[@ChrisLowis]

Wonderful tutorial and performance, thank you. I picked up a copy of your album, look forward to giving it a good listen.

[@tworoundrobins]

Thank you so much for your support, Chris! It means a lot

[@-umbrarium]

Very nice and smooth performance!

[@tworoundrobins]

Thank you very much!

[@julianblack3046]

Thanks for sharing this fascinating insight into your processes, both technical and inspirational. Timely too, as I heard my first Skylark of the year over the weekend :)

[@tworoundrobins]

Haha, that is lovely to hear! Birdsong is such a pleasure to the ear. Thank you for checking the video out :)

[@asymmetric_cut]

Stunning! Amazing tune and work!

[@tworoundrobins]

Thanks for checking it out :)

[@paubarrina]

How long are the samples, more or less? Now that I have a grid, I’m trying to start learning mlre using field recordings. Thanks!

[@tworoundrobins]

Don’t know about the maximum length but I usually have them from 1-10 seconds and just jumble that as I please :)

[@paubarrina]

@@tworoundrobins thank you!

[@paubarrina]

Is there any issue in using samples from a copyrighted work? How did you dealt with that? Thanks :)

[@tworoundrobins]

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